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Learn Chinese with ChineseClass101.com! This series explores the different ways to get from point A to point B in China, with helpful vocabulary and real life advice. Join hosts Anthony and Echo as they count down the top five ways to get around in Beijing. People who live and work in Beijing use the subway every day. Watch this video and learn to ride the rails like a local! If you learned a lot with this video, stop by our Chinese language-learning website and get other language-learning content, including other great videos like this one, audio podcasts, review materials, blogs, iPhone applications, and more. Join the friendly community of learners at www.ChineseClass101.com, and start mastering Chinese today!
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11 Responses to “Top 5 Ways to Get Around Beijing: Subway”
Sunday at 6:30 pm
What is the best time of day to take the subway?
Monday at 7:15 am
我看不见 。 Video 在哪儿？ ：（
Monday at 5:47 pm
@Thuan,
we are fixing it now, sorry for that.
Monday at 6:49 pm
I think Beijing is the only place in the world, that people need to get through a security check to take subways.
Really annoying.
Monday at 6:53 pm
@Thuan,
Are you in China now? if you are in China, you may have the problem.
Because the video was embeded from Youtube, and it seems we can never open Youtube in Beijing. You can try with a vpn number.
Monday at 10:23 pm
不是。 我在加拿大… 但是我现在看到了！ 谢谢。
Saturday at 9:04 am
Where are the Lesson Notes and Lite Notes for this lesson?
Tuesday at 8:19 am
Hello Bob,
Unfortunately there aren’t Lesson Notes and Lite Notes for a lot of the newer videos. We’re sorry for the inconvenience.
Steve
Friday at 8:13 pm
Steve
Does that mean there will be Lesson Notes for these lessons later?
Saturday at 11:53 pm
well from what ive heard the best time is 2:00pm- 4:00pm
8:00 am is very Busy with alot of people going to work.
the color codes lines make it easy & even if you dont know how to pronounce Xian for example all you have to do is reconize the pinyin
or Hanzi / chinese character
Tuesday at 8:26 am
Bob,
We may come out with videos in the future with Lesson Notes, but we will not be adding Lesson Notes to videos currently without them.
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