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The Requirements for Arranging the Gate of House in Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

By learn Chinese in China, you may have met the Nei Xing before. The Feng Shui of Nei Xing in Chinese culture refers to the overall arrangement of the house, decorating and interior furnishings included. The urbanization of cities is accelerating and the price of the land is ballooning, too. Besides, the house for the […]

Observing the Development of Primitive Men in Later Age from Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

The development of primitive men is always the mystery in Chinese culture for the archeologists or even the foreign students who study Chinese in China. The primitive men’s conditions have made future progress in the later age. Thus, the scholars named them as “archaic Homo sapiens” or “the ancients”. And they lived in during the […]

Analyzing the Development of Patrilineal Clan Commune in Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

By learning Chinese in China, maybe you still can find something relating to the patrilineal clan commune in modern society. This is an important part in the development of Chinese culture. The period of patrilineal clan commune is a transition from the clan commune to the class society as a social structure. The main features […]

The Requirements of House Construction in Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

If you study Chinese in China and learn the Feng Shui culture with our articles, you may have known the importance of gate to the Feng Shui. Besides the gate, the center and the kitchen of the house have significance to the fate of house in Feng Shui in Chinese culture. And we will introduce […]

Can Feng Shui Be Applied to Modern Housing Structure?

November 2, 2013

If you study Chinese in China, you will find that most of the modern house in China have constructed with the western concepts of archeology. What’s more, there is another outstanding feature for the modern Chinese house. That is most of the houses in modern city are constructed focusing on the variety of the special […]

Explaining the Air Tank Yin Zhai from the Standpoint of the Philosophy in Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

After you learning Chinese in China, you will know that Yin Zhai in deed refers to the tomb. Its name originates from the concept of Yin and Yang. It is said that the surface of earth is usually called as Yang. On the other hand, the underground is often called as Yin. The house built […]

The Legends of the Five Emperors in Chinese Culture

November 2, 2013

When you learn Chinese in China and the history of China, you will have the general knowledge about these five emperors in China. Huang Di has been considered as the leader of the five emperors in Chinese culture. This is the legend about Yan Di for the foreign students who study Chinese in China. It […]

The Chinese Culture in Primitive Society About Engraving Signs Painting and Carving

November 2, 2013

Since the foreign students who study Chinese in China have learnt some information about the primitive society, you may general knowledge of it know. According to the archaeologists’ survey about the relics in the primitive society in China, there are many engraving signs found by in them. For example, more than one hundred and twenty […]

The Tyranny of King Jie Caused the Downfall of Xia Dynasty

November 2, 2013

Xia Dynasty is the beginning of Chinese feudalism and created bright feudal Chinese culture in the long history. Some students of learning Chinese in China are quite interested in the Chinese culture in this period. They started a research on the history of this dynasty. Recent days, students who are studying Chinese in China took […]

Famous Leader Yu in Xia Dynasty

November 2, 2013

As for Xia Dynast, the students who learn Chinese in China may not be familiar with it at all. Xia Yuan is the name of the tribe. Majority of the Xia Yuan people ususally tooka activities in the middle reaches of the Yellow Revier. What’s more, the leader of the Xia Yuan tribe who was […]

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In the one-to-one intensive Chinese course, you can choose the learning method you like. The small group Chinese class in China at Keats follows the HSK textbook. Teachers often collect feedback from the students, teachers listen to our requirements and opinions. I felt that my oral level is better than before .

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I have 2 teachers, and I do 4 hours a day. So I have got Dong Laoshi and Jin Laoshi. Both of them are very good. They made the experience very nice to me. They are willing to help you whenever, so if you ever have a question here, the teachers are always there to help you whether it is visas, whether it is getting around the city. Everyone wants to talk to you.

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All my classmates stay together for one year and we improved so much! The teachers at Keats are all very great. They like to organize a lot of activities to help us learn Chinese. I like Keats! I like Kunming!

Mike | Australia
Small Group Chinese Class

I think Kunming is a great city, the weather is really good. I really like Keats school and found it is very organized. The teachers here are very good. They have a coffee shop and new classrooms, a new lounge area here now, so you can chill out with your friends and practice your spoken Chinese with natives. If you’re considering coming to Keats to study, I would really recommend it. It’s the best place to learn Mandarin and I think it will be a great experience for you.

 

杜文宇 | Netherlands
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

So during my first week at Keats, I didn’t dare to speak any Chinese words. I found out that my Chinese level quickly improved since then. Although I have many options to study in China, for example, some other schools have homestay, I found I could immerse myself and fully focus on learning Chinese by staying at Keats.

Kristen | Canada
Small Group Chinese Class

I have really enjoyed the Chinese course in China at Keats and meeting the teachers here and the students. We have a lot of fun in class. It is a really great school to learn with good teaching methods and a really good textbook, examples and games, and everything.

Richard | UK
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This is my second time coming. Last year, I also came for about 12 weeks. This time I came for 13 weeks of a summer program in China. The reason why I particularly want to come to this school was because of the one-on-one classes. I was able to increase my level and learn Chinese more quickly than in group classes. If I have a chance again to come next year, I certainly will.

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I found Keats to be very good, teachers are excellent and really take the students seriously. Kunming is the best place to learn Mandarin in China. The environment is awesome, no pollution. The air quality is great, good weather. The people here are very friendly. I come to take classes every day. I feel comfortable studying Chinese at Keats. I learned so many things, although I only studied at Keats for 2 months. I am really satisfied with my teacher. For us foreigners, Keats is the best Chinese school in China. Therefore, I would highly recommend Keats to all of you.

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