Author: Wang Huiling
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This textbook is designed for third-year undergraduate international students of Chinese as a Second Language (Business Track). It focuses on reading while also incorporating speaking and writing. In terms of writing principles, it emphasizes both knowledge and practicality. The knowledge points covered in the textbook basically encompass the entire process of business activities. The texts are selected from current newspapers, magazines, and online articles, making the content rich in contemporary relevance and including a large number of new business terms. Each unit is accompanied by vocabulary explanations and grammar/ rhetoric notes, with a focus on explaining word usage as well as special grammar and rhetorical phenomena in Chinese, thereby enhancing students' professional Chinese proficiency. The supplementary exercises are diverse in nature. Subjective questions are intended for classroom discussions and can also serve as topics for argumentative essays related to business activities. Objective questions are designed in the format of the HSK exam to meet students' test preparation needs. Each unit includes additional reading materials to expand students' professional vocabulary and can also be used to assess their reading comprehension skills.
Business Chinese Golden Bridge: Intermediate Reading (Part 2)
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