HSK 3.0 Level 3 · Lesson 21 of 22
中国特色饮食和餐具
饮食文化
45 minute lesson · task-based course
中国特色饮食和餐具
Learn this HSK 3 communication goal through independent real-world sources, then apply it in guided practice and writing.
By the end of this lesson
- Identify representative Chinese foods, drinks and tableware and explain their use in a meal.
- Handle simple dining-language choices around dishes, portions and utensils.
- Read a short food-culture text and write a brief introduction to a dish, drink or utensil.
LEARN IN CONTEXT
Read and listen across several real contexts
This lesson uses the number and type of texts that fit the topic. Learn the same language across different situations instead of forcing everything into one dialogue.
Chinese food and tableware
Three kinds of cups at a tea house
Step 3 · Vocabulary
Vocabulary & Grammar
Study the focus words and official grammar that this lesson teaches through its texts.
Lesson focus vocabulary
for example; for instance; such as; see 比如縣|比如县[Bi3 ru2 Xian4]
to change; to become different; to transform
everywhere; all over; classifier for actions: one time
not to see; not to meet; to have disappeared
menu
to taste; to try (food); to experience; (literary) ever; once
in common usage
to plan; to intend; to calculate
-ly; structural particle: used before a verb or adjective, linking it to preceding modifying adverbial adjunct; earth
to understand; to know; to comprehend
to put; to place; to release
(in the) past; former; previous; to go over; to pass by; (verb suffix)
to reply; to answer; reply; answer
fowl; chicken; (slang) prostitute
urgent; pressing; rapid
wine (esp. rice wine); liquor; spirits
apparently; it seems that
chopsticks
difficult problem
tray; plate; dish
other; (sth or sb) else; the rest
spoon; ladle
bowl; cup
to forget
culture; civilization; cultural
to resemble; to be like; to look as if
that level or lower; that amount or less; the following
drink; beverage
what's to be done
Step 4 · Grammar
Build usable sentences
Study the grammar point, then replace the example information with details from your own situation.
Common noun-building suffixes
base + 家 / 子 / 员HSK 3 includes common noun-building endings such as 家, 子 and 员. Treat the resulting word as one lexical unit and learn it in context.
Noun measure words
number + measure word + nounChoose a measure word that fits the noun, including HSK 3 units such as 公斤, 斤, 角, 毛, 辆, 层, 封 and 句.
Verbal measure words
V + number + 口 / 回 / 遍 / 声Use a verbal measure word after an action to count how many times or in what unit the action happens.
Or with 或 and 或者
A 或 / 或者 BUse 或 or 或者 between alternatives when either option is possible.
Either-or alternatives
或者 A,或者 BRepeat 或者 to present two explicit alternatives when a choice must be made.
Step 6 · Guided practice
Exercises
Submit the quiz to unlock lesson completion.
Step 7 · Communication task
Writing Practice
Explain a dining or tableware practice carefully
A visitor asks how to use one item or follow one practice at a particular restaurant, home or tea activity. Write a helpful explanation.
Your task
- Name the specific place or situation
- Explain what the item or practice is for
- Avoid presenting one local practice as a rule for every Chinese meal
Self-check rubric
- At least three lesson words are used accurately.
- At least one lesson grammar point is complete.
- The response completes the communication target.
- The Chinese can be read aloud without relying on English.
Step 8 · Review
Complete the mastery check
A lesson is complete only after the quiz, communication task and self-review requirements are met.
Reach at least 70%.
Write at least 48 non-space characters.
Wrong exercise answers are saved to Review so you can return to the exact vocabulary or grammar reference when reliable knowledge links exist.
Learning goals
What this lesson helps you do
This lesson develops 饮食文化 through the official communication goal 介绍中国特色饮食及餐具. It uses independent real-world sources rather than forcing the whole lesson into one generated dialogue.
- Identify representative Chinese foods, drinks and tableware and explain their use in a meal.
- Handle simple dining-language choices around dishes, portions and utensils.
- Read a short food-culture text and write a brief introduction to a dish, drink or utensil.
