Japanese Learning Must-Read Series -- Japanese to Chinese Classroom

Author: Tao Zhenxiao (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 1998-12-01
Features: The spring breeze of reform swept across the vast land of China. Reform means change. Change is eternal. Under the new economic system, it is imperative to reform all unreasonable aspects. Opening up means opening our doors to welcome guests and stepping out to learn from foreign countries. We must learn science, culture, and all good and useful things from foreign countries. Before learning these, we must first learn foreign languages. Thus, in response to the study of science and culture, a wave of enthusiasm for learning foreign languages surged. Learning Japanese is just one of the hot currents in this wave. This series of books breaks down the content related to Japanese grammar into smaller parts and is organized according to the types of words and the needs of learners. Readers can choose what they need based on their own circumstances. This series is divided into 14 volumes, including Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Particles, Auxiliary Verbs, Conjunctions, Compound Words, Honorific Language, Japanese Expressions, Practical Writing, Japanese-Chinese Translation Classroom, Audio Guidance, and Common Phrases, each designed with sections on Explanations, Exercises, Answers, and References. The goal is to provide concise and easy-to-understand explanations, abundant examples, and diverse exercises, making the content clear and straightforward for readers.