The Character Workbooks are designed to help the student learn Chinese characters in their correct stroke order. In the Level 1 workbooks, stroke order for each new character is displayed, along with its pinyin pronunciation and English translation. Character boxes allow students to practice writing the characters. The Level 2 Character workbook, in addition to stroke order, presents example sentences to illustrate word usage in context. The Level 2 Character workbook includes both simplified and traditional character forms. Four useful appendices are included in the Level 2 Character workbook: A list of proper nouns and measure words; an English-Chinese glossary that includes all vocabulary in Levels 1 and 2; a Chinese character index that lists all characters appearing in Levels 1 and 2; and the simplified-form example sentences that appear in traditional characters throughout the book’s text.

Integrated Chinese: Level 1, Part 1 (Traditional & Simplified Character) Character Workbook

Tao-Chung Yao

Liangyan Ge

Nyan-Ping Bi

Yaohua Shi

Yea-Fen Chen

Xiaojun Wang

Jeffrey J. Hayden

Yuehua, Liu

Cheng & Tsui

Workbooks are divided into four sections of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Within each section, there are two types of exercises, namely, traditional exercises (such as fill-in-the-blank, sentence completion, translation, etc.) to help students build a solid foundation, and communication-oriented exercises to prepare students to face the real world. The Integrated Chinese, Level 1 Part 1 workbook includes listening comprehension exercises (completed in response to the corresponding audio CDs), speaking exercises, and reading and writing work to accompany subject matter from the second edition textbook. This workbook is in traditional characters.

Integrated Chinese: Level 1, Part 1 (Traditional Character) Workbook (English and Chinese Edition)

Optimal Design of Switching Power Supply

Zhanyou Sha

Yanpeng Wang

Hongtao Ma

wiley

Divided into two volumes, China in View-From Tradition to Contemporary has "Traditional Culture" in Volume I and "Contemporary Society" in the other, with a total of eight units out of 25 chapters-each unit includes three chapters in addition to "A Brief Introduction to China". Each chapter, with abundant illustrations, provides an outline and keywords in both English and Chinese, and has a variety of interesting exercises and challenging questions for discussion. From the perspective of Western readers, this book covers the essentials of Chinese culture in its depth and breadth, and from the past to the present, while striving to be concise and to the point. This book can not only be used as a textbook for courses on world culture in universities and high schools, it can also be used as a reading material to explore Chinese culture.

China in View—From Tradition to Contemporary (Ⅰ)

Phoenix Tree Publishing Inc.

Notably interactive, these materials introduce vocabulary that is fundamental to business and provide useful and relevant dialogues and exercises to practice that vocabulary and the linguistic-cultural conventions for using that vocabulary in business situations. The authors have been imaginative and thoughtful in the situations which they have selected for the bases of the dialogues and accompanying exercises. They have been comprehensive in including practice with typical forms that business people must fill out during the course of their working day. The fortunate students who study this book have before them the happy prospect of having a significant jump ahead of their predecessors when they arrive in China and begin to get to work.

A Business Trip to China: Conversation & Application Vol II

Beijing Language Culture University Press

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