Practical Chinese Exercise 1

Author: Tan Jiahu edited by
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This set of books has the following outstanding characteristics: The author has chosen basic life sentences as the main goal for students to learn Chinese. All the sentences appearing in the textbook will be the sentences with the highest frequency of use for students. In other words, these sentences are ones they must listen to and speak in daily life. Understanding and being able to use these sentences in real-life situations is absolutely essential for beginners of Chinese. All sentences that students rarely use in daily life, even if they come from famous ancient Chinese poems, fairy tales, or children's songs and jokes, are not included in this book. For Chinese expressions that differ significantly from English, as well as the usage of various measure words and function words, this book provides clear explanations in the grammar section. It includes rich illustrations to help interpret sentence meanings. The same sentence patterns are repeated multiple times to reinforce memory. The main purpose of this book is to teach students to listen to, read, and speak Chinese. As for writing, it is not the primary focus of this book. Therefore, if students find it very difficult to answer questions that require writing in the workbook, they can also choose to answer orally.