Jolin Tsai Hao Dong Xi (Good Thing)

Let Jolin Tsai Hao Dong Xi (Good Thing) be a tool for you to learn Chinese.

Good Thing describes a situation in which a 'good' girl fall in love with a 'bad' boy. She is complaining that he's never around to see her, however she still likes him. I think this is Chinese pop song is a sweet song to listen to.

Chinese language is now being considered one of the most difficult language to master. However, if you are having fun during the process, nothing is ever too hard.

An interesting way to gain your Chinese knowledge is by listening to Chinese pop songs. I think learning Chinese by singing Chinese pop songs is a good way of practising the language. Moreover, by listening to current Chinese pop music, you get an idea of what the current Chinese pop culture is like. This can broaden your view about Chinese in general.

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Jolin Tsai Hao Dong Xi (Good Thing) Lyric & Translation

End of Jolin Tsai Hao Dong Xi (Good Thing) Chinese Lyric and English Translation

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A good way of practicing Jolin Tsai Hao Dong Xi (Good Thing) is to:
1. Read the song in Chinese out loud several times.
2. Master the pronunciation and familiarize the associated pinyin.
3. Then sing the song once you've master the pronunciation.