This episode is split into two parts - a and b. The story of this 成语 is too full of vocabulary! Tune in next week for the second part. 

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Is this a joke or an idiom? It's both! Come join us as we walk you through this story of a very relatable 成语.

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天衣无缝. Do you know this idiom? We tell you the story and give you a breakdown in both English and Chinese

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Eric and Martin discuss the 成语 自相矛盾 .  你在你生活中能用上这个成语吗？ 别忘！Follow us on Instagram for more chinese learning content @roadtolearningchinese.  

This week's idiom involves a mantis, a cicada, and a oriole.  害怕了吗？ 别紧张 , we'll take you through it. Don't forget to give us a follow on instagram @roadtolearningchinese for behind the scenes and extra learning chinese content. 

Eric and Martin discuss the 成语 如鱼得水. We tell the story and explain it sentence by sentence. Intermediate learning podcast. If you have any feedback, leave us a comment on our instagram @roadtolearningchinese

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Eric and Martin discuss the ChengYu Idiom 井底之蛙. If you have found some value in our podcast, please consider leaving us a review on Apple podcasts, and also giving us a follow on our instagram @roadtolearningchinese . Thank you!

熟能生巧 - shú néng shēng qiǎo. Practice makes perfect. Join us as we walk you through this ChengYu.  Mandarin and English audio.

Today, Eric and Martin discuss the ChengYu 成语 “朝三暮四” Zhao San Mu Si.  Can you guess what it means before listening? Come on the journey with Eric as he learns Chinese with native Chinese speaker Martin. For intermediate learners.