When you start learning Chinese, you may want to choose a good Chinese name. An easy way to come up with a Chinese name is by transliterating your name into Chinese, which means creating a Chinese name from the sounds of your name.

Chinese Proficiency Test or HSK (Hànyǔ shuǐpíng kǎoshì 汉语水平考试) is an international standardized test of Chinese language skills. It assesses students who do not have Chinese as their mother tongue's abilities to use the Chinese language in practice.

HSK consists of six levels: HSK level 1, HSK level 2, HSK level 3, HSK level 4, HSK level 5 and HSK level 6.

One of the most practical reasons to learn Chinese is that you want to use Chinese at work and when doing business. Knowing Chinese as a second language also opens new doors with increased business opportunities and opportunities for employment.

When doing business in China, it is important that you learn a vocabulary related to your industry in addition to negotiation.

The Mid-Autumn Festival (Zhōngqiūjié 中秋节) means family reunions (tuánjù 团聚) for the Chinese. The festival is celebrated when the moon is believed to be the largest or at its fullest.

The full moon is seen in China as a symbol of prosperity, happiness and harmony.