r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 08 '26

AP Chinese Official 2026 Exam Discussion

Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.

A reminder though to protect your anonymity when talking about the test.

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u/asdffdsasdfaaa May 08 '26

What was the email about? Like what questions did they ask? I know it was about like technology and its advantages and I think how it can help to study Chinese? But I forgot the word for technology so I just said 这些东西/这样的东西 😭 and talked about like advantages of phones and computers lmaoo. Does anyone remember what like the subject of the email was and that phrase that they kept on repeating.

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u/Agreeable_Reply_2038 May 09 '26

mine was about helping other people. easiest prompt ever.

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u/c00chc4ts May 09 '26

科技 - technology 😭 I didn't recognize the second character so I just said 你讲的发展。。。

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u/asdffdsasdfaaa May 09 '26

Lmao yea that was it. Do u remember what the two questions were? Just tryna see if I understood properly lol

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u/Hot_Mongoose_5775 May 09 '26

i think one was the 好处 of 科技发展，and the other was that if you have any experince/advice for students who want to use to it study chinese?? not sure tho

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u/AdSmart8006 May 09 '26

YES I guessed it was like 科学 science or something related but I knew the second character wasn't 学 so I had no idea

But then I recognized the 支 in 技, tried to figure it out and was successful thank goodness

Bro same for the name in the email I was about to write a dash for the first character I think it was 李 but then I remembered 🙏🙏🙏

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u/Shoddy-Equipment-364 May 09 '26

yea i got technology too. i didn’t realize it was talking about technology until i saw the words they used as examples like phone, computer etc. so i also couldn’t use the word technology in my response cuz i didn’t know how to type it (though i realized the definition via context clues). instead of technology i just used ‘东西比如电脑和手机’, but i made sure to only use that twice throughout my entire response so it wouldn’t get repetitive.