Kung Fu Chinese - Complete Set of 5 Books

Author: Shen Jia
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Idiom Pairs
Content Description: Educated Chinese people often use idioms in both speaking and writing. Foreigners who want to learn authentic Chinese must master a certain number of idioms. Idioms are concise in form but profound in meaning. Most idioms consist of four characters, though some are longer, such as "" (not knowing the depth of the sky or the height of the earth), "，" (gilded on the outside, rotten on the inside), and "" (turning weapons into jade and silk). Many idioms are rooted in vivid stories. This book collects fascinating anecdotes behind some idioms. As you read and smile in understanding, you will gain a deeper appreciation for the long-standing Chinese culture. Each idiom is accompanied by both Chinese and English explanations, along with application examples. Use them frequently, and you can quickly enrich your knowledge of Chinese literature and history.
Content Description: Happy Word Memorization
Content Description: The amount of Chinese vocabulary one reflects their Chinese proficiency, and passing China's HSK exam also requires mastering the corresponding vocabulary. This book carefully selects over 600 of the most commonly used words. Each word is paired with an English explanation, and some are also supplemented with Chinese explanations or example sentences. While enjoying the fun of games, you will already have mastered thousands of words. Now, you can simply sit back and watch the game matches of the friends from the Kung Fu Chinese Club.