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Mandarin Monday: Tell a Joke in Chinese | the Beijinger

Mandarin Monday: Tell a Joke in Chinese | the Beijinger: Nothing is better at bridging a culture gap than making someone laugh, but how do you do that without understanding all of China's vast assortment of cultural references? Simple: To make a Chinese person laugh, tell a Chinese joke.


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