I may “hate” Chinese New Year, but it’s inescapable. We also do coverage of it at ChinesePod, of course. This year we did an Elementary lesson on Chinese New Year Firecrackers, but the one I especially liked was at the Advanced level,... ...full story at Sinosplice
from Sinosplice on Mon, Feb 19 2007
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