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Targeted to you
We can spend more time where you actually need it — and move quickly through what you already know.
Online Mandarin teacher
I’ve been teaching Mandarin for more than 10 years, working with adults and children online as well as students from international-school communities.
The best lessons rarely come from moving through a textbook page by page. They come from understanding the person in front of me — their goals, stuck points, motivation and the Chinese they need outside class.
That means pronunciation, natural expressions and conversation practice that changes as your Chinese changes.
If you know me from Instagram, think of this as the same practical Chinese — just built around you.
10+
Years Teaching
300+
Students Taught
8,000+
Teaching Hours
Qualified
Teacher’s Certificate
Certified
Mandarin Proficiency Certificate
Experience
Teaching 1-on-1 for more than a decade has taught me something a coursebook can’t:
Different students need different things at different moments.
Sometimes the problem is pronunciation. Sometimes it’s grammar. Sometimes you already know the right words — you just need someone experienced enough to notice why they still don’t sound natural.
That’s what I pay attention to.
Over time, I get to know your habits, your strengths and the patterns that keep getting in your way. That means each lesson can pick up where the last one left off instead of starting from zero every time.
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Meet Pinpin
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Why 1-on-1?
Good learning isn’t just about getting more information. It’s about getting the right feedback at the right moment.
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We can spend more time where you actually need it — and move quickly through what you already know.
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Pronunciation, word choice and sentence patterns can be corrected as they happen, not hours later.
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If something isn’t clicking, we change direction. If you’re ready for more, we move faster.
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I remember what we worked on before, notice recurring patterns and use that to shape what comes next.
Human feedback
Apps and AI can be great for repetition, vocabulary and extra practice.
But a real 1-on-1 lesson adds something different.
I can hear when a sentence is technically correct but doesn’t sound like something a native speaker would naturally say. I can notice the same mistake appearing three lessons in a row. I can tell when you need an explanation — and when you just need someone to let you keep talking.
That kind of judgment gets better the longer we work together.
Technology can help you practise Chinese.
A good teacher gets to know your Chinese.