Happy Chinese Grade 1 (Revised Edition)

Author: Qian Ximing
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: As long as you are a student, you must study Chinese language, from primary school to university. Chinese language studies the Chinese language and characters of our motherland. If you don’t study Chinese well, you are not a fully qualified Chinese person. We should regard learning the motherland’s language and characters as a form of patriotic expression. To be honest, our Chinese language is indeed not easy to learn. It’s not like mathematics, where mastering a formula can solve a lot of problems. It relies on taking one step at a time, accumulating gradually, and progressing step by step—there is no shortcut. Therefore, many students find Chinese difficult to learn and develop a sense of reluctance, which affects their learning motivation. However, you should know that our Chinese language is the most vibrant and vivid language and characters in the world. As long as you adjust your mindset and learning methods, you can experience its infinite charm.
Now, to inspire interest in Chinese language learning among young children and help them enjoy the joy of learning Chinese, while improving their language skills, Happy Chinese has been launched. It brings a brand-new philosophy of Chinese language learning, featuring vivid and interesting question types and effective methods, which will bring significant changes to your Chinese language learning.
"Learning Chinese through games, learning Chinese through activities, learning Chinese through life—enjoying the charm of Chinese and the joy of learning Chinese" is the purpose of Happy Chinese.
The Happy Chinese series consists of 6 books, with one book for each academic year. Low-grade books have 7–8 units per book, while middle and high-grade books have 10 units per book. Each unit includes 7 sections: "Fun Games Palace," "Accumulation Camp," "Chinese Language Perspective," "Happy Forest," "Happy Reading," "Practical Activities," and "Comfortable Notes." Each section is further divided into several sub-topics. The goal is to help students consolidate Chinese language knowledge through engaging games, complete reading and writing exercises in a relaxed and joyful atmosphere, and apply Chinese in vivid activities to improve their language proficiency.