Year 2 · 第四单元 · 二 · Our culture · textbook page 22
吃年糕
chī nián gāo · Eating New Year cake
认读生字 · Characters to read (13)
习写生字 · Characters to write (6)
词语 · Words from this lesson
Teach these before reading the lesson in the textbook. Knowing the words is what makes the text make sense.
春节
chūn jié
Chinese New Year; Spring Festivalchūn jié
回乡
huí xiāng
to return to one's hometownhuí xiāng
拜年
bài nián
to pay a New Year call; to wish sb a Happy New Yearbài nián
年糕
nián gāo
nian gao, New Year cake, typically a sweet, steamed cake made with glutinous rice flournián gāo
一定
yí dìng
surely; certainlyyí dìng
希望
xī wàng
to hope; a hopexī wàng
事业
shì yè
undertaking; projectshì yè
进步
jìn bù
progress; improvement; to improve; to progressjìn bù
步步高升
bù bù gāo shēng
to climb step by step; to rise steadilybù bù gāo shēng
有意思
yǒu yì si
interesting; meaningfulyǒu yì si
不好意思
bù hǎo yì sī
to feel embarrassed; to find it embarrassingbù hǎo yì sī
能够
néng gòu
to be capable of; to be able tonéng gòu
Progress is saved to your account, so it follows you to other devices.Character lists follow the KSSR SJKC 华文 textbooks for Year 1–6. Stroke data: Make Me a Hanzi. Meanings: CC-CEDICT. Year 4–6 pinyin is generated from the lesson text and English lesson titles are translations.