Scholar of China Scholarship Council; 6 years of teaching Chinese and Russian as foreign languages; Test of Russian as a Foreign Language-II(excellent=C1); ТРЯ8- excellent (Test of Russian 8th level); Translator of Chinese/English/Russian; Expert of cataloging in Russian and English. Oral Chinese/Russian; Basic Chinese/Russian; Chinese/Russian grammar; Help with HSK exams; Help with Tests of Russian as a Foreign Language I-III； Business Chinese/Russian; Russian literature and etc. I’m a Chinese native speaker and I’ve been learning and teaching Russian and English as foreign languages for many years, so I know what kind of problems you may find in learning these languages and how to deal with them. Now I work in a collaborative university and many of my colleagues are from all over the world, and I feel so free to work with them because there’s no language barriers. If you do wanna learn Chinese/Russian well, I think my only advice is to keep practicing and to find a good tutor who will tell you how to do it even when you’re living a crazily busy life.))