What is it Like to Be Pregnant in China? - Intermediate Chinese - Chinese Conversation - HSK 5
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- Опубликовано: 12 фев 2023
- Chinese culture is very different from cultures found in other countries. So how does this difference affect the way a woman goes through pregnancy? Eileen discusses with new mom Jane, her experience in going through a recent pregnancy.
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Incredible content! This is so unique - no one else even covers the topic of pregnancy. Your guest was great to share her experience (and such great vocabulary!!).
I am out of words. Such nice content. The guest is so nice and humbly answered all the questions. Very informative video.
In addition, Can not neglect the hard work that has been made such as Subtitles, Cuts, editing, retakes and many more which we do not have any idea. So a big Thanks to Miss Eileen and the whole Mandarin Corner Team.
Jane is so smart her baby is lucky to have such a good mama.
I know these videos are primarily for language learning, but it was really interesting to hear about this topic from a chinese point of view. Jane is awesome and this a good interview. Thanks.
多谢谢你们，很有趣的内容。我把Jacob 非常尊重因为他是真的爸爸。挣钱是好但回家和宝宝度过时间也是十分重要的。
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Well if you have cesarian you need to stay at least 3 days in hospital. I gave natural birth to twins and I was able to walk in 2 hours although I had pretty much bleeding. Natural birth is sth different than having an operation. It is a natural process your body can easily adapt to whereas cesarian is an outsider intrusion in which you have high probability of infection and.other side effects. In natural birth your breast automatically gives milk. On the other hand in cesarian your body needs some time to understand youve given birth and thus give milk
Wow. If I found this channel before. I lost years trying to find a really good content to learn Chinese. And this channel is the best I have ever seen
I had a baby in Taiwan so I'm so happy you did this topic! If I have another one I will finally know how talk about it in Chinese.
Thank you for posting! Your content is the best.
Thanks for the consistently amazing content Eileen, my Chinese is improving in big parts thanks to you !
I love these videos, so interesting. Makes learning chinese much more enjoyable 谢谢爱里呢老师
keep it up guys, the best online videos
这些关于社会问题的对话总是很好。这确实是我提高听力能力的一个好方法。非常感谢您的工作。
I’m an instant subscriber. Fantastic content!!!
Thanks for the hard work Aileen ❤❤❤
这个内容真的很不错耶，真的是中文母语者但是懂同时懂英语的人说话的一个很自然的状态
ANOTHER VIDEO!! I LOVE YOU GUYS
谢谢这个视频。我学很多新普通话的词汇。一些词汇我不懂的，我把它记录下来在我的记事本.等接下来的好视频。
It was interesting, so many information about this topic❤❤❤
Another very good video; thank you Eileen & Jane. When listening to "ancient Chinese beliefs regarding childbirth and baby raising" I noticed that I have heard most of these same beliefs, customs, advice, and rules in my European country. I would say: Not so much "Chinese" as "ancient"; ancient vs. modern. The "ancient" often turns out to be inadequate, misplaced or plain wrong. Not that everything "modern" (or advertised as advantageous) is better or even good: discouraging the breast feeding in favor of industrially produced baby formula ("the modern option" which my generation went through - and "paid" for), and the medically unnecessary pre-labor C-section as an "easy option" to natural childbirth (more and more practiced nowadays, in China in particular) are definitely wrong public health initiatives. We humans have branched off as primate mammals ~60 million years ago; we should not interfere with it.
Yeah induced labour and many other practices are very bad for the mother and the baby
Same like in any other country!
Great video!
she your baby looks a bit of a character and lovely too a bright little girl
So nice
still the best in the business
7:04
Great
Question: What is it like to be pregnant in China?
Answer: Feels like you are pregnant.
你好Eileen老师，再有一个很棒的，很有意思的视频。非常感谢你！请问，你可以把汉字也放在RUclipsCC吗？因为这样我们可以用网上的词典方便得搜一下生词。
你好，大面！我们网站上有PDF文档可以下载学习，如果你是会员的话。
@@MandarinCorner2 好的，知道了。就是根CC用ZhongWen词典更方便一点哈哈。不过我明白了值得付钱这样的材料。谢谢哦！
After all this time wondering what chinese chanel follow i decided to go with yours but the link is not working .I want to do the donation and follow all the lessons but how.Please answer.
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Someone from China can correct me if I am wrong but I think the reason why they don't allow you to know your baby's gender is because Chinese law bans gender identification of the fetus except under specific conditions, like abnormalities and the like. As an ethnic Chinese man, born outside of China, I grew up being taught that fathers should be with their wives during labour and it's not unusual, especially now, to see them in delivery suites. While a lot of what happens in a hospital, during and after birth, is customary and is a consequence of the public system over there, I know some private Chinese hospitals that allow the father's presence. While Jane specifies the reason in her case, it is usually, care of the husband due to blood is nothing in the grand scheme of things. It is customs and traditions that generally dictate how hospitals, doctors and nurses, deal with deliveries as a whole and it's usually on a hospital-by-hospital basis.
Most foreigners don't know the fact that it's officially forbidden to give birth without having appropriate paperwork. This means, without an official certificate that proves you're legally man and wife, and when it comes to childbirth, there's no other way than to do an abortion or give birth in illegal places.
Under normal circumstances, in China, everyone has to present 結婚證 and 準生證.
I myself have been there, my 二奶 had to abort the child cause there was no way to marry her.
This used to happen a lot back then because many Chinese girls don't take things into consideration no matter if you're married, once they're crashed on somebody.
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Heyyy Its been 3 weeks, When is the new video coming
We have had some challenges recently, including Eileen having a bad bout with Covid. Things are more settled now and we aiming to upload a new video within three weeks.
Aileen, where is 晓峰? Does he have a RUclips channel?
He moved to Heilongjiang and we don't have much contact with him now. He does not have a RUclips channel.
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Would be great if you can add the subs as youtube subs. You'll get more viewers that way.
Should it be at 8:20 瞟几眼？
Yes, it should be 瞟.
Please, marry me, Eileen!
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....Hold on....I need to be actively intimate with a Chinese girlfriend before impregnating thoughts about supporting possible pregnancies....hahahaha what is this about
蛇啊能吃吗？😭
got a bun in the oven have we ?
We don't know because nobody is getting pregnant over there anymore. That demo collapse will be epic!