Celebrating Christmas in China is a very different experience from the Westernized version celebrated during the winter months. How and… Read more »
Author : Mike
Multilingual Business
Learning a new language is something people often intend to do, though usually the motivation for doing so is simply… Read more »
Reeling in the New Year in China + New Year’s Quiz!
China is a country that does not generally celebrate New Year’s in the Western sense. The country has different traditions… Read more »
Christmas in China! Christmas Words & Phrases Quiz
Celebrating Christmas in China is a very different experience from the Westernized version celebrated during the winter months. How and… Read more »
15% OFF ALL COURSES!
NEW YORK, NY — The holidays are coming quickly, and in the holiday spirit BRIC Language Systems is offering 15% discounts on all… Read more »
Congratulations Kassey Wong! A BRIC Wedding & Chinese Wedding Customs
Big congratulations are in order for a member of our BRIC family, Kassey, and her new husband, Fernando! Best wishes… Read more »
Chengdu: Spicy Food and Pandas
Not too long ago, I went on a trip to the city of Chengdu, China. I went with a friend… Read more »
Mid-Autumn Festival 2014
This year, Mid-Autumn Festival falls on Monday, September 8th. In China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Vietnam, a Mid-Autumn Festival (zhōngqiū jié… Read more »
Touring Northern China – Beijing & Xi’an
Recently, I backpacked through Beijing and Xi’an, China! It was a truly awe-inspiring experience, as it was my first time… Read more »

BRIC Language Systems CEO to Speak at ICT Conference
Recently, BRIC Language Systems’ founder and CEO, Ryan McMunn had the honor of being selecting to speak at the seventh… Read more »
Differences Between Traditional and Simplified Chinese Characters
If you have ever wondered what the differences are between traditional Chinese characters and simplified Chinese characters, you’re in luck!… Read more »
Differences Between Mandarin and Cantonese
Surprisingly, Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese Chinese are not mutually intelligible! Hong Kongers frequently joke that it is like “the chicken… Read more »