Interact using spoken Chinese to share information and justify ideas and opinions in different situations
You need to have real conversations in Chinese where you naturally share information and explain your opinions to other people in different situations. It's not a rehearsed speech—it's about talking and listening back and forth, using proper Chinese (grammar, pronunciation, tone) well enough that people understand you, even if you make some small mistakes.
You communicate your ideas in Chinese and listeners understand you overall, even though you may have inconsistencies in pronunciation, tone, or delivery speed.
Your Chinese sounds natural and convincing because you choose language that fits the person and situation you're in, and you keep the conversation going smoothly without major language problems getting in the way.
Your spoken Chinese is effective throughout—you confidently select language that matches your audience and purpose, handle the conversation fluidly with good strategies, and inconsistencies don't interrupt understanding at all.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.