Foreigner's Journey East · Small N's Mischief

Author: KoukaiABC
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Is English boring? Yes, it is. Is English hard to learn? Yes, it is. Those questions are already in the past tense. Open up our little booklet——《A Journey of Foreigners Eastward》, and a brand-new comic English book will appear before you. Each comic is vivid and humorous, making you laugh out loud; every line of colloquial American English is practical and trendy, showcasing over a hundred daily life scenarios. Comics, a universal lubricant, make it no longer a dream for Chinese people to communicate in English. Breaking the traditional form of English learning, Comic English lets you enjoy the fun of learning English while laughing. Our protagonist, Xiao N, is a student from across the ocean. He is humorous and witty. He loves life but always complains about being bored, loves sports but is frequently sent off the field, loves chatting online but can never find a pretty girl, and is willing to study but is always criticized by teachers. Through Xiao N's experiences at school, in society, in the office, at sports events, and online, readers can learn humorous modern American English in a completely relaxed atmosphere. This will help us bid farewell to the past of "silent English" and "" and enter a brand-new era of English learning. The《A Journey of Foreigners Eastward》series has now published five books: 《Xiao N Fitness》, 《Xiao N Online》, 《Xiao N Alumni Directory》, 《Xiao N Office》, and 《Xiao N Trifles》。We will have more stories of Xiao N to share with readers in the future. With Xiao N's permission, in the days to come, we will take a look at his life records——《Xiao N Trifles》. When reading, please don’t laugh, because life is very serious! Unfortunately, since Xiao N is a foreigner and our Chinese is so hard to learn, to accommodate him, we have to ask our readers to spend a little of their precious time to get familiar with their lifestyle in "Beyond the Comics" and also see what words foreigners use in their "witty banter." It’s a bit troublesome, but who knows—maybe one day it will come in handy. Thank you, Xiao N, for creating joy, and thank you, readers, for doubling it! Ready? Go!