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In this video of the series Slow Chinese Stories, designed for pre intermediate students with a vocabulary around HSK 4/5, you can do listening practice through a short everyday story narrated by a native speaker in slow and clear Mandarin Chinese with the help of on-screen pinyin, Hanzi and contextual pictures, and the option of turning on/off subtitles in multiple languages. We hope this video can help you improve your listening comprehension skills and progress in your language study.

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French translation by Vincent Coustillac.

Vietnamese translation by Mei. 
YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@meimei20794

Russian translation by Natalia Vorobyeva from Omsk. YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@language-nerd888

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Descripcin: "Hello. Please show your passport."
Zhang Lin handed her passport to the clerk.
She was at the airport, doing
her registration at the check-in counter.
Not far away
stood a woman of about fifty
with a slightly nervous expression.
She was Zhang Lin's mother.
"I'm sorry.
Your luggage is overweight.
You have to pay an extra fee to check it in.",
said the clerk.
Zhang Lin's face suddenly turned red.
She said embarrassed:
"Let me think a little about it.
I'll come back shortly to do the check-in.
Is it okay?"
"Of course.",
the clerk replied politely.
Zhang Lin, dragging her heavy luggage
walked to her mother's side.
In a somewhat complaining tone,
she said to her mother:
"Look, I told you before
this way it was not possible,
but you insisted that I carry so many things.",
she said as she opened the suitcase
and began to prepare to take things out.
"If it's not expensive,
we can pay a little extra fee to check it in.",
her mother said.
"Things like quilts and pillows
all are available in the university dorms.
Rice, snacks and condiments
when I get there I can buy them myself.",
Zhang Lin replied with resignation.
Originally she did not want her mother
to come to the airport to see her off.
First of all,
she did not like farewell scenes.
Secondly,
she thought
that she had the capacity
to get things done on her own.
But her mother insisted that she wanted to come,
so she had to accept it.
When Zhang Lin was 10 years old,
her parents, due to emotional disagreements,
divorced.
Her father started a family again,
and she lived with her mother.
Her mother was usually busy working
and she hardly had time to be with her.
From high school onwards,
Zhang Lin studied alone in Beijing.
She stayed at a boarding school.
Unlike those children who from an early age
live with their parents,
Zhang Lin learned early on
how to take care of herself.
She cleaned, washed clothes, cooked,
and in summer and winter holidays, took alone
long-distance flights and trains.
Even when she got sick,
she would also go to the hospital alone
to see the doctor and buy medicines.
She believed
there was nothing she could not do by herself.
Zhang Lin's grades were very good
and she passed the entrance exams
to a prestigious university in Beijing.
This year she was a sophomore.
Because of her excellent grades at university,
she obtained
a placement to go abroad as an exchange student.
Mother and daughter, the two of them
sorted and weighed the luggage several times.
In the end,
they finally reduced the weight to be
within the stipulated range.
At the check-in counter, Zhang Lin
smoothly completed the registration.
She received her boarding pass.
Boarding Gate 2;
boarding time was 3:30 pm.
Until boarding time
there was about three hours left.
Zhang Lin and her mother
were sitting in the seats
at the public rest area of the airport,
in silence,
and neither said anything.
The atmosphere was a bit oppressive.
Zhang Lin suddenly stood up
and told her mother:
"I see it's about time.
I must go."
At first her mother was taken aback
and then she said, smiling:
"All right.
When you get there call mom."
As usual in farewells,
Zhang Lin, smiling,
waved at her mother
and said goodbye casually.
Then, she pulled the suitcase by herself
and walked into the security checkpoint
for international flights.
Many people entered the security checkpoint
and you had to queue.
Zhang Lin turned her head
and saw that her mother was still there
looking at her.
15 minutes later, she passed the security check
and Zhang Lin turned to look again.
She saw that her mother was still there.
Zhang Lin, leaning on the tips of her toes,
waved at her mother while smiling.
Her mother waved at her too.
Then she turned and walked away.
As usual in farewells,
Zhang Lin did not see
her mother crying after turning around,
and her mother did not see
Zhang Lin also crying after turning around.
Ttulo: 离别 | Slow Chinese Stories Pre Intermediate | Chinese Listening Practice HSK 4/5