78 graded passages with Pinyin, audio & quizzes
Phrases by situation, with pinyin & audio
Learn words through real-life situations
Stroke order for every character
The building blocks of Chinese characters
Split hanzi into parts, remember by story
Master Mandarin reading comprehension with 78 progressive lessons across HSK 1 to HSK 6. Includes Pinyin, native audio, core vocabulary, translations in 10 languages, timed reading passages, and nearly 2,000 interactive exercises.
Each level follows the official HSK proficiency progression—from foundational characters and daily dialogues to newspaper articles, culture, and economic reports.
15 foundational lessons introducing core Chinese characters, character-to-word expansion, and beginner dialogues and short passages on greetings, dates, money exchange, and family.
Boost your Mandarin reading fluency by combining graded passages with same-level vocabulary lists, grammar points, character writing, and mock tests.
Graded Chinese reading practice (汉语阅读) is the most effective bridge between memorizing isolated vocabulary lists and achieving real-world Mandarin fluency. By reading level-appropriate dialogues, stories, and essays from HSK 1 to HSK 6, you reinforce character recognition, collocations, and sentence patterns naturally in context.
Our complete 78-lesson HSK 2.0 Reading curriculum is structured into 6 progressive levels: HSK 1 Reading (15 beginner character & dialogue lessons), HSK 2 Reading (15 daily-life narrative lessons), HSK 3 Reading (20 intermediate cultural stories without Pinyin dependency), and HSK 4–6 Reading (28 advanced essays on society, science, environment, culture, and economics with timed reading drills).
Hide Pinyin and translations on your first read-through so your eyes train directly on Chinese characters and sentence structure.
Review the New Characters (生字) and Key Vocabulary (生词) tables, then listen to the paragraph audio to connect visual characters with accurate pronunciation.
From HSK 4 to HSK 6, reading speed (150–220 characters/minute) is critical for finishing the exam on time. Use the built-in timed reading passages to train rapid scanning.
Start with HSK 1 Reading (Lessons 1–15). The earliest lessons introduce basic Chinese characters, word formation, and short sentences before building up to everyday dialogues about greetings, dates, shopping, and family.
Use the toggle buttons on each lesson page to hide Pinyin and translations while reading the Chinese text. Only reveal Pinyin or translations to verify unfamiliar words.
Yes! All 78 lessons across HSK 1–6 include nearly 2,000 interactive exercises—including True/False statements, multiple-choice vocabulary and sentence interpretation, fill-in-the-blank items, and Q&A with instant grading and explanations.
Every reading lesson supports 10 languages (Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Indonesian, Spanish, Russian, and French) so learners worldwide can study in their native language.
Explore all Mandarin Chinese modules from beginner to advanced: Listening, Reading, Vocabulary, Grammar, Characters, and HSK Mock Tests.
15 elementary lessons featuring 150–350 character passages and dialogues about library visits, clothes shopping, birthdays, hobbies, Taijiquan, doctor visits, apartment rentals, and exams.
20 pre-intermediate reading lessons (plus 18 extended readings 课外阅读) exploring Beijing’s four seasons, sports, Chinese character contests, acupuncture, Lu Xun, Beijing Siheyuan, and Peking Opera masks.
10 intermediate thematic lessons on family bonds, settling in China, writer Lao She, physicist Chen-Ning Yang, the wisdom of Chinese characters, and Earth’s forests, complete with timed reading drills.
9 comprehensive units (each with a main essay, 4–5 timed reading passages, and extended reading) covering water conservation, wildlife protection, green consumption, China’s 56 ethnic groups, elderly care, and tea & food culture.
9 advanced units (with 36 timed readings) exploring Baijiu history, Beijing Hutongs, Mount Huangshan, Peking Opera, urban consumption, the Fifth Series of RMB, e-government, and China’s economic development.
Complete the True/False checks, contextual vocabulary questions, fill-in-the-blank drills, and open comprehension questions with detailed explanations.
