Practical Chinese Pronunciation

Author: Liu Hongmei, Wu Chuantao
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This series includes "Practical Chinese Characters," "Practical Chinese Phonetics," "Practical Chinese Vocabulary," "Practical Chinese Grammar," "Practical Chinese Rhetoric," and "Practical Chinese Logic." This series was written to meet the needs of a wide range of readers—such as primary and secondary school teachers, editors, journalists, secretaries, cadres, employees, students in middle and high schools, foreign students, overseas Chinese, and other language and text workers with intermediate education levels—to solve difficulties in their work and studies and further their language and text learning.
Many modern Chinese books often fall into one of three categories: some are textbooks, providing comprehensive discussions on relevant topics; others are academic monographs, focusing on specific scholarly issues; and some are popular reading materials, offering simple introductions to related knowledge. However, books that truly cater to the needs of a broad readership and language and text workers, address practical problems, and highlight practicality are rarely seen. This is precisely the reason why this series was urgently needed to be written and published.
The outstanding feature of this series is its practicality. In general terms, practicality means solving difficulties in work and studies, offering practical value, and being easy for readers to learn. Specifically, it involves focusing on the norms of language use, analyzing related issues, and resolving difficult problems in the content, while ensuring the expression is clear, engaging, and enjoyable. In other words, it should embody normativity, analytical depth, originality, accessibility, and.