Communication Chinese 3 (1-6) (Audio Cassette): 1-6 (Audio Cassette)

Author: China Central Television English Channel
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: With China's reform and opening-up, exchanges between China and other countries have become increasingly close. The influence and usage of Chinese around the world have also expanded. Chinese is becoming an important tool and bridge for many countries to develop friendly cooperative relations with China, engage in economic and trade activities, carry out scientific and technological cultural exchanges, and enhance friendship and understanding. China Central Television has always attached great importance to teaching Chinese to foreigners and has produced various series of television programs for teaching Chinese to people of different ages and professions. It has created opportunities for foreigners who do not have the chance to learn Chinese in classrooms or come to China, while also helping them gain the ability to directly understand China. To facilitate the learning of the "Communicating Chinese" television series by domestic and international audiences, we have organized the television programs into teaching materials and produced accompanying audio cassettes and VCDs for review purposes. The "Communicating Chinese" textbook is divided into 40 lessons, published in four volumes. Each volume contains 10 lessons, with one lesson being a review. The content of each lesson primarily focuses on spoken language, with situational dialogues set through the daily activities of characters to reflect certain linguistic environments. This allows learners to gradually master everyday Chinese communication skills and develop interest in Chinese through learning spoken Chinese. To help beginners understand the meaning of Chinese dialogues and quickly grasp Chinese communication skills, we have fully utilized the advantages of television. We have meticulously produced situational dialogues and provided Pinyin, Chinese characters, and English subtitles for new words and common phrases on the television screen. This allows viewers to see what they are learning, creating a language environment and striving to deepen their impression.