Dashu Mandarin Podcast

In this episode of Dashu Mandarin, we dive headfirst into the AI revolution. We’re joined by our dear friend and tech-savvy educator, Pei Pei (Real Talk Mandarin), to showcase how Artificial Intelligence is fundamentally changing how we teach and learn Mandarin.Is it just about translation and grammar? Far from it. From building interactive "Zootopia" courseware in seconds to using AI for crypto investment strategies, we explore the "AI Spectrum" of four different creators

Do you really love yourself? It sounds like a simple question, but for most adults, the answer is a messy "I'm trying."In today’s episode of Da Shu Chinese, we are joined by our favorite guest, Katrina, to dive deep into the layers of self-love. We realized that everyone has a completely different definition of what "loving yourself" looks like.Learn Chinese with fun stories, articles, and videos at https://dashumandarin.com/ 📖✨ —no boring textbooks! 🚫📚

Happy New Year 2026! To kick off the year, the three Uncles are ditching the serious topics for a special "Talent Show."In this festive episode:Ben’s Poetry: A modern poem by a Spanish friend about the "price" of travel.Can’s Song: An emotional cover of Mao Buyi, and why he’s writing Ben and Cha into his new novel.Cha’s Surprise: A debut performance on the Ukulele—proving it's never too late to learn!Our Promise: Why we’ve decided to keep Dashu Mandarin going until we're 90 years old.Thank you for being part of our journey for the past 3 years. Whether we are singing, playing, or just "watering" (chilling), we are grateful to have you with us.

2025 was a year of "disappearances" and "silent treatments." In this raw, unedited recap, the three Uncles finally clear the air. From Ben’s corporate burnout to Can’s secret novel-writing dream, and Cha’s frustration of being left behind—watch as we reveal why we almost ended the podcast, and what eventually brought us back together for 2026.

In today's chinese podcast, we interview a Chinese language teacher who chose an unconventional path. She left a stable job behind in China, set out on her own, and even rode a motorcycle across Tibet. This is a true story about courage, freedom, and listening to your inner voice. If you’re curious about life beyond comfort zones, this journey may inspire you.