Here are some great sites you may like to visit that will help you to improve your language skills.

Carl Gene Fordham | Chinese-English Interpreter many posts helpful for Chinese student wishing to hone their English writing skills, too.

FluentU

HackingChinese!

Allaboutchinese(http://allaboutchinese.tumblr.com/)

http://www.sinosplice.com/

http://www.serika.co/blog

Chineasy.com . This site is particular useful for beginners.

Take a look at this one http://www.hanbridgemandarin.com/blog/

All the Chinese learning tips are writen by the teachers of Hanbridge Mandarin who graduated from higher language school with years Chinese teaching experience.

Good info. That’s sounds very good.

http://learn-memorize-chinese.blogspot.my

Have video and flash card apps too. I learned 200+ words from there.

6 Best Blogs for Learning Chinese

If you are learning Chinese by yourself, then good resources will be super helpful to you. Chinese learning blogs can help you learn in an easy and relaxed way. However, there are tons of such blogs so, which ones are the best? Here are ones I recommend.

1. Zhōng Wén Central

You can find the most useful Chinese learning tips on this blog about Chinese grammar or Chinese characters. In addition, blogger Ryan shares his learning experiences in different language schools to help you if you are considering how to choose a school. He also provides some helpful China travel guides.

2. Hacking Chinese

This blog provides the most comprehensive Chinese learning tips I have seen for every language learning level. It has detailed categories so you can find exactly what you need quickly. Every post has rich contents.

3. 中文Hacks

This is a popular blog providing a variety of Chinese learning tools and advice. The categories are clear and well designed and include vocabulary, idioms, pictures, books, movies, games, study, and other resources. Most posts are displayed by featured pictures, which makes it easier to find the resources you want. One section that I want to recommend most is that on idioms. It not only tells you the meanings but also their origins and interesting stories behind the idioms.

4. Hanbridge Mandarin’ s Blog

Rather than a language learning blog, this one provides information about Chinese culture, news, current events, and interesting things to do and see in China.

5. Dig Mandarin

This is a famous Chinese learning blog, themed “Your Guide to the Chinese Learning Jungle.” There are plenty of articles related to Chinese learning skills including recommended textbooks and advice from Chinese language experts. And there is a forum where you can post your Chinese learning questions and have discussions with other learners.

6. Chinese Breeze

If you are struggling with your Chinese, don’t worry. Chinese Breeze will be a huge help to you. On this blog, you will find overall Chinese learning tips, tricks and resources. It is especially helpful for beginners.

Check out my new Mandarin learning channel 🙂

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEoz6gqrDQRTKnGLkJ7WVjQ?view_as=subscriber

Thanks, people sharing the websites that I can learn Chinese, it was worth going through this forum. 

Thanks for the sites, was really looking for it.

Good advice! I learn Chinese with Chinese Breeze, it’s really useful tool

https://www.ipandarin.com/

This website is very helpful. I found it in London Language Show and have followed it for half year.  You can learn by yourself more effectively in a top academic way. The first five lessons of each level are all free for you to try and I believe it must be a surprise for you.

A good resource to learn Traditional Chinese in an easier and faster way is to follow this blog: http://www.traditionalchinesecharacters.com/

https://youcan.edu.vn/hoc-tieng-trung-giao-tiep-tai-you-can

I think this one is good, please take a look at this one if you are interested in Vietnam

Personally, I think in order to learn a language in a correct way, you have to learn how to “feel” the language, since it is an important part of any culture. To do so, I prefer using resources/websites/apps that are used by natives as well. For example, Chinese people widely use WeChat app (which Viber, Facebook combined), which has Chinese learning official accounts that contain lessons, quizzes, study groups free of charge. I can share one of those accounts via the QR code.

Gee Sing Mandarin on WeChat (QR code)

I think this blog should be useful to you:https://www.echineselearning.com/blog/

There are many explanations of Chinese knowledge, from which you can learn authentic Chinese expressions.