Learn Chinese in China with Keats School

The legend of Seven Sages of Metaphysics in the Bamboo Grove

November 2, 2013

For language learners to learn Chinese in China, the legend of the “Seven Sages of Metaphysics in the Bamboo Grove” during the West Jin dynasty was worth noticing, they are representatives of the thoughts of Metaphysics during the West Jin Dynasty. It must be a mystery for students to study Mandarin in China to guess […]

The Origin of Literature

November 2, 2013

Many students who are studying in the school in Kunming to study Chinese are quite interested in Chinese literature. They collected many books and took part in the Chinese culture class. The teacher of Chinese language school talked about the origin of Chinese literature in the recent class. The story told by the teacher is […]

The Origin and Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine

November 2, 2013

The Chinese nation enjoys a long history, the creation of traditional Chinese medicine was a unique sparkling pearl among the splendid cradle of ancient civilizations, and therefore, it is quite necessary for foreigners who are going to learn Chinese in China to take a closer view. As early as two million years ago, the ancient […]

The Formation of the Tradition Chinese Opera

November 2, 2013

The origin of Chinese is a combination of various art forms ranging from the folk dance, comic drama, arts of talking and singing, therefore, for students to learn Chinese in China the exact date of the origin of traditional Chinese opera is untraceable, due to the long process of the formation period of traditional Chinese […]

The Initial Stages of Chinese Dancing

November 2, 2013

In the present society, the family of dancing had become so huge with a considerable numbers of sub-branches under it, people about to travel around the world and learn Chinese in China will discover that the traces of it can be found from different corners of the world, nobody can simply live without it. The […]

The Origin of Music

November 2, 2013

Opening the pages of the annals of music, the first topic coming up would be the origin of music, however, as to the origin of music, numerous versions of answers have been given which makes us feel confused, for some versions even attaches certain hues of mysticism with them. I think it is also true […]

A Further Understanding of the Connotations of Chinese Jiaozi

November 2, 2013

Jiaozi is one of the traditional Chinese cuisines deeply enjoyed by Chinese people, as well as one of the symbols of Chinese elements. As to the origin of Jiaozi, here is a short story to be shared by people, who are interested in Chinese culture and would like to study Chinese in China. During the […]

The Great Thinker Laozi with his Taoist Thoughts

November 2, 2013

The literal sense of Tao was “the path”, and was later developed with the extended-meaning of regulations and standards. It was annotated in the Analytical Dictionary of Characters that: “the so called Tao was originally a path to be taken, and there are several types of roads, only the road that is extended towards a […]

The Purple-grit Teapots of China

November 2, 2013

The purple-grit teapots were originated from the Yixing, Jiangsu province, which was well-known for its adoption of purple sand as its raw material, the purple-grit teapots were out-standing among the pottery teapots, which enjoy high value in its utility, craftsmanship as well the worth for appreciation, therefore, for people who’d like to learn Chinese in […]

The Different Types of the Primitive Chinese Dances

November 2, 2013

There are a great variety of dances with different functions of the dances of the primitive people, which can well reflect the conditions of their working lives as well as the religious consciousness. It can be seen by people who’d like to learn Chinese in China that the primitive people’s understanding of music was at […]

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Ben | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

My first semester that I studied at another school, and the pressure there was pretty high, the classroom hour was long, and the homework was pretty tedious. Since I came to Keats, I found I have a lot more opportunities to speak in the classroom. My classmates all are fluent and love speaking and participating in the class. We have great classroom dynamic.

Sarah | Dubai
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

My teachers are all excellent. They trained the teachers so professionally. I feel like I learn very quickly with my teacher. They are very serious about their students and I know every teacher is like this. I would highly recommend that you come to Keats if you are looking for the best Chinese school in China.

Richard | UK
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

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.

Josephine | Indonesia
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I think Keats is one of the best language schools I have ever been to. My teacher is such an amazing person. She is so good at teaching. She makes classes fun. I have learned a lot of vocabulary during my time here. I would really recommend coming to learn Mandarin Chinese at Keats School.

Jean | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I can’t tell you how much I liked it. The thing I liked about the teachers and the teaching method is that there is so much flexibility. The other thing I liked about the teaching is the combination of classic textbook learning and going outside. I loved it! I like getting to know other students. Everybody shared the same goal and that’s making their Chinese better. Kunming is a big city, but it is very safe to live here. Another thing I liked about Keats is the idea that people here help you. I can’t recommend it enough. I think it was a valuable experience. Looking forward to coming back!

Amauri | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

The teachers at Keats know how to read the students and how to help students learn Chinese language easily. They know the level of the students. I am a slow learner, but they managed to adapt to my learning. They made the class very fun, very exciting. I am pleased that not only I got to learn the culture and the language, but I also got to make amazing friends, really unbelievable, Chinese friends and European friends, American friends, from all over the world.

Dr. Med. Beatrice | Austria
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I decided to learn Chinese in Kunming because I like smaller cities and I like the climate here. We had four hours a day study here and my dear teacher taught me very much and never lost her patience with me. It was a really wonderful experience to be here and I recommend Keats school and the teachers here to everyone who likes to learn Chinese in China.

Judith | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Listening and speaking in the classroom every day has improved my communication skills. After three weeks, my new words and sentences became more and more natural and fluent. Now I am used to thinking in Chinese, and I understand better what other people say, to be able to have real conversations with other people.

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