Ever found yourself staring at a weather app showing 25°C and wondering if you need a jacket? Or maybe you’re following a recipe that calls for 350°F but your oven only shows Celsius? You’re not alone. Converting between Celsius to Fahrenheit can feel tricky at first, but it’s actually pretty straightforward once you know the […]
At GoEast Mandarin, we’ve helped over 20,000 students learn Chinese over the past years. Most start with simple goals—getting a better job, connecting with family roots, or passing school tests. But along the way, they discover benefits they never expected. Take Cat, an American teacher who joined our Shanghai program for a job move. She […]
What Are Labubu Doll and Why Are They So Popular? Have you noticed those adorable yet slightly mischievous-looking plush toys with pointed ears and toothy grins appearing on luxury handbags or all over your social media feed? Meet Labubu, the designer toy character that has captured hearts worldwide and become one of China’s most successful […]
What is the Year of the Snake Google Game? If you’ve visited Google’s homepage recently, you might have noticed a colorful, snake-themed doodle that leads to an interactive game. This isn’t just any game – it’s Google’s creative celebration of the Lunar New Year 2025, officially marking the Year of the Snake in the Chinese […]
Mandarin Chinese isn’t just the world’s most spoken language—it’s a gateway to 5,000 years of history, booming economic opportunities, and a vibrant cultural landscape. While many start learning for career growth (China accounts for 18% of global GDP) or travel, students often discover unexpected rewards: Cognitive benefits: Studies show learning tonal languages improves musical pitch recognition and […]
Over 15 years of teaching at GoEast, we’ve seen students transform frustration into fluency by refining their study routines. Let’s tackle the biggest challenges shared by learners on Reddit and build a sustainable, effective plan. 1. Structuring Your Study Time: Balance Characters, Tones & Vocabulary ★☆☆ Pain Point: “How do I juggle tones, characters, and vocab without getting […]