PART 2 · LESSON 19 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Old Hu's Chairs
Borrow chairs from Old Hu's teahouse: hear him call you handsome and correct himself to Master Ou, say you would like to borrow chairs, hear him ask how many, say forty for Grain Rain, hear that the chairs and the tables are on him, ask how much, hear not to stand on ceremony because a near neighbour beats a far relative, and give him a seat in front.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Old Hu's teahouse at the bottom of Longjing village on an April afternoon, the chairs stacked along the wall, Old Hu behind his counter with a towel over his shoulder, Owen in the doorway.
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