Bella holds a Master’s degree from Yangzhou University and brings 10 years of extensive experience in K-12 Chinese language teaching and research. A published scholar, she has contributed over 10 papers to the field of language and literature. Currently, Bella leads the research and development of WuKong Chinese core courses, where she prioritizes academic rigor alongside student engagement and cognitive development. She is dedicated to building a robust foundation for young learners covering phonetics (Pinyin), characters, idioms, and classical culture while ensuring that advanced courses empower students with comprehensive linguistic mastery and cultural insight.
To say “family” in Chinese, you say jiā (家), which means home and family, or jiātíng (家庭) for the family unit. In this guide, you will learn words for mom, dad, siblings, grandparents, and more. Plus, get audio, writing tips, and fun practice games your child can start using today. What Does “Family” Mean in Chinese? Chinese characters are rich…
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