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Susan
From AustraliaHi, I am Susan. I am totally a new beginner of Chinese and my tutor is Jenny. When I firstly started, I just couldn’t pronounce some Chinese initials such as zh,ch,sh. Jenny was very patient to help me cope with many difficulties, and taught me how to grasp the key points of Chinese. After having repeated many times, now I can make a good chat with my Chinese friends and they think my pronunciation very good. Fantastic! -

Lixi
From GermanyDa jia hao, I have been an English teacher in Changchun for a few of years. I am able to communicate with others with about 2,000 spoken words, but I cannot read. As you know, many places in China are identified in Chinese, so I always felt confused. Now I have been learning Chinese here for three months. My tutor taught me how to read, write, and how to differ the differences from those similar words, now I become much more confident. -

Ross
From USAI love travelling and I plan to go to China this year. This ancient but new country attracts me to hug, but I have to face language barrier as others do. I have been studying Chinese here for three months. I chose a short-term course (4 months), so my tutor made a special plan for me, combined basic life expressions with repeated practice of vocabulary about travelling. Now I feel much more confident than ever to go everywhere in China.
Courses

Learning Chinese
How to improve Chinese language learning by listening, speaking and reading?
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Listening and speaking
Listen and watch various Chinese TV series and news, listen to Chinese music, integrating learning in music, pay more attention to imitation.
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Chinese characters
Read more interesting articles about the origin of Chinese characters, shape, structure and other aspects, getting more understanding in a relaxed state.
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speaking
Grasp the usage and common formats of the word and its related words and antonyms, etc.; Master a number of related words; Use associative memory.
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Reading
Reading a lot can promote a better understanding of the usage of words in a particular context. Pay more attention to the match of different sentence elements and the specific usage of words, in order to draw inferences about situations.








