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SLV | Episode 14 | 聊斋志异 and the Chinese Ghost Story and Why am I STILL in China?!

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This week's episode covers a well-known collection of short stories from the 1600 to 1700s, 聊斋志异, LiaoZhaiZhiYi, by Pu Songling. We just released a video about this on our YouTube channel and in this week's podcast episode we discuss what the collection is and why it's significant. Furthermore, we include a bonus audiobook at the end of this week's podcast which you can download for free over on our Buy Me A Coffee website (https://buymeacoffee.com/stevenslanguagevlog/e/325755).

Next, we discuss a little about how our language study sessions are going, including what I'm currently reading in Russian (The DaVinci Code). I also mention how important it is to maintain good habits in our language studies and the challenges therein.

We also talk a little about the recent comments on a video we posted on YouTube. The video, titled "Why am I STILL in China?!" dicusses some of the reasons why I, Steve, came to China in the first place and what has kept me here for so long. The video has garnered a bit of attention to date and has prompted several responses. Both in this week's newsletter and podcast, I cover some of those responses.

Finally, we cover the progres on the book we're working on right now to (hopefully) be released by the end of the year!

Keep in touch! Join our newsletter!

https://sendfox.com/stevenslanguagevlog

Enjoying what you hear? Buy me a coffee!

https://buymeacoffee.com/stevenslanguagevlog

Time stamps:

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:28 Overview of the Language Vlog Podcast

00:47 YouTube Channel and Live Streams

03:06 Challenges and Internet Issues

03:57 Halloween in China

04:51 Support the Podcast

05:19 Chinese Literature Project

08:37 Reading and Translating Chinese Stories

12:19 Russian Language Studies

17:42 Engaging with Viewers

24:48 Upcoming Book Project

29:16 Audiobook Experiment

33:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

33.30 Lian Xiang Audiobook

  continue reading

37 episodes

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This week's episode covers a well-known collection of short stories from the 1600 to 1700s, 聊斋志异, LiaoZhaiZhiYi, by Pu Songling. We just released a video about this on our YouTube channel and in this week's podcast episode we discuss what the collection is and why it's significant. Furthermore, we include a bonus audiobook at the end of this week's podcast which you can download for free over on our Buy Me A Coffee website (https://buymeacoffee.com/stevenslanguagevlog/e/325755).

Next, we discuss a little about how our language study sessions are going, including what I'm currently reading in Russian (The DaVinci Code). I also mention how important it is to maintain good habits in our language studies and the challenges therein.

We also talk a little about the recent comments on a video we posted on YouTube. The video, titled "Why am I STILL in China?!" dicusses some of the reasons why I, Steve, came to China in the first place and what has kept me here for so long. The video has garnered a bit of attention to date and has prompted several responses. Both in this week's newsletter and podcast, I cover some of those responses.

Finally, we cover the progres on the book we're working on right now to (hopefully) be released by the end of the year!

Keep in touch! Join our newsletter!

https://sendfox.com/stevenslanguagevlog

Enjoying what you hear? Buy me a coffee!

https://buymeacoffee.com/stevenslanguagevlog

Time stamps:

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:28 Overview of the Language Vlog Podcast

00:47 YouTube Channel and Live Streams

03:06 Challenges and Internet Issues

03:57 Halloween in China

04:51 Support the Podcast

05:19 Chinese Literature Project

08:37 Reading and Translating Chinese Stories

12:19 Russian Language Studies

17:42 Engaging with Viewers

24:48 Upcoming Book Project

29:16 Audiobook Experiment

33:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

33.30 Lian Xiang Audiobook

  continue reading

37 episodes

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