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Lesson 3
" xíng chē wáng guó” "
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Zhōng guó shì xíng chē de wáng guó . Zài zhōng guó , xíng chē yòu chēng
" jiăo chē huò dān chē " . Dào běi jīng yóu de wài guó
rén , dào zhuān mén chū xíng chē de fāng yòng xíng
chē . Zài huá cháng gōng zuò de wài guó rén , yǒu shăo hái gòu
măi le xíng chē . Běi jīng de xíng chē suī rán hěn duō , dàn
yǒu màn xíng dào xíng shĭ , shí shàng jiào ān quán .
xíng chē dài yòu néng duàn liàn shēn . Yīng dāng zhù :
chē shàng jiē qián , qǐng dìng yào xiān shú xià běi jīng yǒu
guān xing chē de jiāo tōng guī , zhè yàng jiù ān quán duō le .
"The Bicycle Kingdom"
In Chinese, the bicycle is called "zì xíng chē". It is also known as "jiăo tà chē" or "dān chē". In Beijing, for example, there are many places that rent out bicycles. Of course, you can very easily buy one as well. Many foreigners who have been in the country for a while or who intend to live here for an extended period of time buy their own bicycles. Riding around Beijing is actually quite safe because there are dedicated bicycle lanes for cyclists. Cycling is a good way to keep fit and it's a quicker alternative to walking. But, of course, anyone thinking of cycling on the main roads should first familiarize himself with the basic road safety rules.