I can be the first. 4: 40 Tips for Learning Chinese with Ease and Joy

Author: Wu Zihua
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Full-color comic book, a cool and stylish study guide for Chinese. The "secret manual" to quickly improve your Chinese scores. The 40 clever tips in this book will help you master the "Buddha's Palm of High Scores," making the struggles of learning Chinese a thing of the past! Is learning Chinese really difficult? Some students say it's not at all hard, while others frown and say, "I can't remember new characters and words, I can't construct sentences, and I always panic when it comes to writing essays—Chinese is really hard to learn!" In fact, as long as you grasp the methods of language learning, anyone can excel in Chinese. By following the clever tips taught in this book and practicing your basic skills diligently, you too can become a Chinese master like those in the book, mastering the "Buddha's Palm of High Scores"! You'll be able to remember new characters and words firmly, construct vivid and brilliant sentences, and write beautiful, outstanding essays. Turns out, learning Chinese can actually be a fun and enjoyable thing! Why can't I remember the text? Why do I always make mistakes in writing characters? Why do I have no feeling when writing essays? Learning Chinese is truly too hard! Sigh, how can I become a "master of the martial arts" in Chinese? In this magical "secret manual," follow the Chinese masters Ma Xiaoshuai and Wang Yingzi, and you will gain 44 clever tips for excelling in Chinese. As long as you practice your basic skills and always be mindful, you can learn Chinese while playing games, telling stories, watching TV, reading newspapers, or engaging with interesting books. With diligent practice, you too can master the "Buddha's Palm of High Scores"! You'll be able to remember new characters and words firmly; you'll be able to construct vivid and brilliant sentences; you'll be able to write beautiful, outstanding essays; and the struggles of learning Chinese will be a thing of the past.