Yoyo Chinese Blog

What are some of China's most popular websites? Read about them (and what their Western counterparts are!) in this article.

We all know tea is closely associated with China, just as Coca Cola is with the U.S., but ever wonder how tea got its popularity, and, perhaps more importantly, how it's maintained its popularity for several thousand years? Read on to find out!

Traveling by train in China is a lot of fun, but trying to buy tickets can be a little stressful, especially when you're doing it in Mandarin! Learn these tips and phrases so you're well-prepared by the time you arrive at the ticket booth.

There are thousands of superstitions in China, and some are unique to each region. See some our favorite Chinese superstitions that are so prevalent they transcend regional borders.

Learn about social labels in China that have to do with hobby/interest related groups and job/career related groups.

Like with any other language, there are just some things that don't translate well into English. These Chinese terms are among the top ones that simply don't have English equivalents.

Contemporary culture and a generational shift has created some unique and interesting social labels in China. Do you fit any of the ones mentioned in this article?

Western television shows, primarily American ones, have massive followings in China. Learn the reasons behind why Chinese audiences love these shows so much, and gain some insight into the mindset of China's younger generation.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a huge deal in China, and can be seen as the equivalent of Christmas or Thanksgiving in the U.S. Read on to see what makes this holiday so special in China, and what you can expect if you're ever invited to celebrate.

Are you traveling or thinking about traveling to China any time soon? If so, this article will be your go-to guide on how to "survive" a trip.