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Information Technology

100 lessons

1write code for the new featureFree2fix the frozen login button3update to the new library version4create a new branch on the Git system5merge code into the main branch today6encountered a source code conflict7write API usage documentation8recheck the logic of this code snippet9design a new homepage interface10optimize the data query statement11source code is missing a semicolon12display error on phone screen13run the program on the computer14set up a new development environment15send a code review request to the boss16found an application security vulnerability17remove this redundant code18change the data table structure19program the 'forgot password' feature20synchronize data between machines21lost office internet connection22configure the IP address for the machine23check network connection speed24change company Wi-Fi password25re-crimp the faulty network cable end26install a new Wi-Fi router27check internal network bandwidth28open firewall port for software29set up a virtual network for the meeting room30server is not responding31reconnect the network cable for the printer32configure remote virtual private network33detected duplicate IP address34check network traffic35change DNS on the client computer36the network system has been attacked37unplug the network switch38check the signal lights on the modem39set network speed limit40perform regular network system maintenance41server is out of disk space42restart the web server service43back up server data daily44restore data from backup45create a new virtual machine on the system46grant access to the folder47upload files to cloud storage48check system error logs49server RAM is overloaded50install website security certificate51rent more cloud storage52virtual server shut down unexpectedly53renew domain name for the website54redirect domain to new IP55check server room temperature56set up automatic backup schedule57redundant hard drive synchronization complete58update server operating system59admin account is locked60scan the entire system for viruses61detected application crash62create an account for software testing63run automated test script64write a bug report for the developer65this bug is no longer reproducible66test the application on a different browser67application page loading is too slow68entered incorrect data format69check payment function70failed to send notification email71software freezes when button is clicked72check password security strength73confirm the bug has been fixed74missing required data field75test software with multiple users76Vietnamese font display error77customer reported application error78take a screenshot of the error as evidence79check product search feature80review final test results81customer's computer won't power on82reinstall the computer's operating system83printer keeps jamming paper84assist with antivirus software installation85customer forgot login password86install driver for new printer87computer has blue screen of death88clean dust inside the machine89replace hard drive for slow computer90provide email account for employee91revoke software license for departing employee92computer screen has horizontal lines93mouse and keyboard are not responding94guide customer to connect computer to Wi-Fi95computer infected with ransomware96replace laptop battery97plugged in the wrong power cable for the device98computer speakers have no sound99check software license expiration100hand over new work computer

Frequently asked questions

Developers working with a Chinese team will clearly benefit from learning IT Chinese, even though English remains the main coding language. In practice, many requirement meetings, quick chat exchanges and business explanations happen in Chinese, especially when the team uses Chinese documents or comments.

Knowing IT Chinese helps you understand software requirements correctly and avoid misunderstandings that lead to building the wrong features. It also lets you join discussions, propose solutions and build credibility with management. This is a clear advantage for promotions or new projects.

The good news is that you do not need deep Chinese to start. IT communication usually revolves around repeating topics: meeting greetings, progress updates, asking and reporting bugs, confirming requirements and finalizing plans. Learning these situation groups lets you use it within weeks while keeping English for code.

With 20–30 minutes of daily listening and speaking practice along with model audio, you will gradually feel more confident in online meetings with the Chinese team. On Haohin, the specialized Chinese IT program includes online meeting, bug report and feature request lessons with vocabulary, role-play dialogues and pronunciation-scored speaking practice.

If you are a developer, tester or BA working with a Chinese team, start learning IT Chinese with the four situation groups tied to daily work.

1. Online meetings and stand-ups. This is where you communicate most: greeting, presenting what you did, raising blockers and confirming plans. Prepare opening lines, questions to gather opinions and wrap-up phrases to make meetings effective and avoid misunderstanding.

2. Requirement discussions and bug reports. Learn to describe where a bug occurs, how to reproduce it and its severity, plus how to ask for clarity when a business description is incomplete. This group cuts rework time significantly.

3. Basic technical terms. You do not need every term. Many IT words are borrowed from English (server, bug, app), so prioritize the Chinese terms that appear often in documents and meetings, learning them in context for easier recall.

4. Collaboration and feedback. Learn to ask for more information, propose ideas, agree or politely disagree. In Chinese working culture, respectful yet appropriately direct communication supports long-term collaboration.

One tip: practise short meeting dialogues aloud and record yourself to fix pronunciation, since being clearly heard and understood matters in online calls. On Haohin, the IT Chinese lessons follow exactly these four groups, with clear audio and pronunciation scoring so you can apply them at work right away.