Welcome back to "Real China English"! In today's 6-minute episode, Leo and Sarah discuss a huge change in modern China: fewer babies. Why are many young married couples choosing to be "DINKs" (Double Income, No Kids)? We talk about the high cost of living, career pressure, and the desire for freedom using simple English for beginners. Listen to understand the real China today.

Why do older Chinese couples stay together for 50 years, even if they fight every day? And why do young Chinese people get divorced so quickly now? In this episode of "Real China English," Leo and Sarah explore the huge generation gap in love and marriage. We talk about traditional concepts like "Eating Bitterness" and modern trends like "Flash Marriage." A perfect listening practice for beginners!

Welcome to "Real China English (AI Talks)"! Have you ever noticed that Chinese parks are full of grandparents and babies, but rarely parents? In this 6-minute episode, Leo and Sarah dive deep into the Chinese family structure. Why do grandparents assume the role of primary caregivers? We discuss the economic pressures, cultural expectations, and the funny conflicts that happen between generations. Perfect for beginners who want to understand the real China.

In today’s episode of "China Chat," hosts Leo and Sara discuss the unique perspectives on relationships in China. Why do Chinese couples usually aim for marriage quickly instead of just dating for years? Why is having a baby before marriage seen as a big taboo? We explain concepts like "Face" and family pressure in simple English suitable for beginners. Tune in to understand Chinese culture better while practicing your listening skills!

In Western movies, rich people live in big houses in the quiet suburbs. But in China, the wealthy prefer crowded city centers. Why is this?In this episode, Leo and Sarah explore the huge difference in housing culture between China and the West. They discuss the importance of "Convenience," the nightmare of "Traffic," and the critical role of Hospitals and Schools.This episode is in simple English, perfect for beginners who want to learn about real Chinese life.

In China, millions of students fight to get into universities, but very few want to go to vocational schools (trade schools). Why is this?In this episode, Leo and Sarah discuss the deep cultural reasons behind this choice. They talk about "Face" (Mianzi), the difference between "White Collar" and "Blue Collar" jobs, and the reputation of vocational education in China.If you are learning English and want to understand modern Chinese society, this episode is for you!

Why do Chinese students study so hard? In this episode, Leo and Sarah discuss the intense focus on scores (grades) in China. They explain the importance of the "Gaokao" (university entrance exam), the high competition, and why parents are so anxious. This podcast is in simple English, perfect for beginners who want to learn about Chinese culture.

Did you know that in China, buying a house is often required for marriage? Today, we explain the 3 big reasons why Chinese people are obsessed with buying homes. From "Mother-in-laws" to "School Districts," Leo and Sarah break it down in simple English.

Welcome to the first episode of Real China English (AI Talks). Today, we practice listening by talking about a hot topic in Chinese society: The Age 35 Crisis.

Many job ads in China openly say: "Requirement: Under 35." Why is this happening? Listen to a natural conversation between Leo and Sarah to find out. This episode is designed for English beginners with clear pronunciation and simple vocabulary.

📝 Key Vocabulary List:

1. Crisis - A time of great difficulty (危机).

2. Requirement - Something needed (要求).

3. Overtime - Working extra hours (加班).

4. Stable - Safe, not likely to change (稳定的).

5. Iron Rice Bowl - A secure government job (铁饭碗).

⏱️ Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction01:30 - Reason 1: Physical Energy & 99603:00 - Reason 2: Salary Costs04:15 - Reason 3: Family distractions05:00 - Solutions: Government jobs & Delivery drivers