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The Diplomat

Aisha, an earnest diplomat, aims to learn Chinese to foster better international relations. She pairs with Dr. Chen, a passionate academic. Together they navigate the formalities of diplomatic language, mastering key concepts like win-win cooperation, the Belt and Road Initiative, and China's advancements in green energy and AI.

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Chapter intermediate

The Art of Diplomacy

You step into the quiet, sunlit library, your notebook neatly tucked under your arm. Dr. Chen is already seated at a table, waiting patiently. You take a deep breath, ready to begin your journey into the nuances of formal language.
Chapter intermediate

Ramp Up

You return to the library the next day, notes in hand. Dr. Chen is standing by a whiteboard, ready to introduce the foundational terminology that will shape your diplomatic career.
Chapter intermediate

Branch - Culture & Institutions

You have chosen to focus on cultural bridge-building and multilateral organizations. You sit back down with Dr. Chen, ready to dive into the specific vocabulary needed to discuss international institutions.
Chapter intermediate

Branch - Trade & Economy

You have chosen to focus on Trade and the Economy. Readying your pen, you sit across from Dr. Chen, preparing to delve into the complex vocabulary of investments and international initiatives.
Chapter intermediate

Branch - Innovation & Climate

You have chosen to focus on Innovation and Climate. As you meet with Dr. Chen again, you prepare to tackle the cutting-edge terminology of green energy and artificial intelligence.
Chapter intermediate

Politeness

Returning to your lessons, you realize that navigating official channels requires not just the right vocabulary, but the right tone. You seek Dr. Chen's advice on how to gracefully manage fast-paced diplomatic conversations.
Chapter intermediate

Enjoyment

A few days later, you return to the library, glowing with a sense of accomplishment. You had the chance to use some of your new diplomatic vocabulary in a real-world setting, and you are eager to share the experience with Dr. Chen.
Chapter advanced

A Shared Future

You look out the window of the library, pondering the broader impact of your diplomatic work. As you turn back to Dr. Chen, you feel ready to discuss the ultimate goals of international relations.
Chapter advanced

Green Transitions and AI

You bring your tablet to today's session, eager to discuss the latest news. Dr. Chen is already waiting, curious about the topics that have caught your attention recently.
Chapter intermediate

A Monumental Agreement

You arrive at the library with a stack of elegant invitation cards. Dr. Chen smiles as you sit down, ready to help you prepare the formal Chinese required for your upcoming high-level diplomatic event.
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Language & Script Guide

What is Mandarin?

Mandarin is the official language of Mainland China and Taiwan, and one of the official languages of Singapore. It is the most widely spoken Chinese dialect globally.

What is Cantonese?

Cantonese is the primary language spoken in Hong Kong, Macau, and the Guangdong province of China. It is also widely spoken in overseas Chinese communities.

What is Simplified Chinese?

Simplified Chinese characters were created to increase literacy rates by reducing the number of strokes. They are officially used in Mainland China and Singapore.

What is Traditional Chinese?

Traditional Chinese characters retain their historical shapes and strokes. They are primarily used in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Which should I choose?

If you plan to visit Mainland China or want to speak with the largest number of people, choose Mandarin + Simplified. If you are interested in Hong Kong culture, media, or visiting Macau, choose Cantonese + Traditional.

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