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Intensive Reading and Extensive Reading in Chinese

November 8, 2013

Intensive reading is the task of learning or finishing the text comprehension under the instruction of teachers. The aim is to understanding. But the foreigners who lean Mandarin should know it is not only understand the meaning of the text, more importantly, to understand how the meaning is expressed by words and sentences. Of course, […]

Chinese Skipping Reading Methods

November 8, 2013

People need to read many things every day. We should use different ways to read for various purposes. Skipping is one of the reading methodss often used when foreigners learn Mandarin. It is the reading methods to read the catalogue of books or titles of newspapers for general information. When you read one piece of […]

Importance of Computer in Chinese Study

November 8, 2013

Computer plays an important role in Chinese language study and research to help foreign students learn Mandarin better. The study of lexicology serves for the modern technology. And studying lexicology by making use of modern technological means will be a new stage for the researchers. During the period when you learn Mandarin in China, you […]

Taboo Phenomenon in Chinese Language

November 8, 2013

The phenomenon of Taboo has been existed in human society since the ancient times. When you learn Mandarin, you should know it is a kind of action that avoid the directly touch with the sacred or inauspicious person. It can be reflected in Chinese characters. Students who learn Mandarin may be told by teachers that […]

Importance of Chinese Skimming

November 8, 2013

Skimming is a reading methods that read the articles generally and rapidly. The requirement is usually to understand the general ideas of the articles when you learn Mandarin. Therefore, the skimming is important because the readers can know the topic of articles in limited time. There are so many articles should be read. Even though […]

Mechanical and Communicative Practice in Chinese Learning

November 8, 2013

From the perspective of nature of practicing, the development of the practice should from the mechanical practice to the communicative practice. When foreigners learn Mandarin, it is not enough for them to practice mechanically. In the same sense, only practicing in communicative way will fail to reach the results we expect. Therefore, only when foreigners […]

Combining Difficult with Easy in Chinese Teaching

November 8, 2013

When the teachers apply certain methods to help foreigners who learn Mandarin to practice the Chinese language, they should practice for the easy to the difficult. On one hand, it will be helpful to gain the confidence to the learners in learning. Another aspect is that the language levels of the students who lean Mandarin […]

Productivity of Chinese Words

November 8, 2013

The productivity means the ability of the language to produce the new words. Language is developing with the development of the society. When you learn Mandarin, you can learn some new words produced because of social development. Meanwhile, the production of the new words often based on the original words. For instance, the basic word […]

Students Like Diverse Chinese Practices

November 8, 2013

From the perspective of the forms of the practice, most of the foreign students who learn Mandarin like the lively and diverse practicing ways. If teachers always apply the same methods to practice all kinds of language points, the students are easy to get bored. In some books, they emphasize that the types of exercises […]

High Frequency Words in Chinese Language

November 8, 2013

Since some Chinese words are used by all people, we can see them as the high frequency words. But overseas students who learn Mandarin should realize high frequency word is different from the basic word because it is counted by the frequency that people use. If the words are very frequently used in society, they […]

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Sarah | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

My name is Sarah Fish. I am 81. I knew very little Chinese when I arrived. How was I going to survive 2 weeks of intensive Chinese course? I have to laugh when I think of that now. What a positive experience this has been! I really wish we could be here a little longer. The teachers are extremely encouraging, evaluating first how much someone knows, and then starting from there.

Sylvia | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

One thing I really liked was that I was able to work with my teacher to make an individual plan of study. Another really nice thing is that you live at the school, you feel completely safe.  You always have a group of people who are willing to do things with you on the weekends or in the evenings. They are serving you all the 3 meals a day, the food was excellent.

Shihori | Japan
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

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 .

Andrew | USA
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I am a graduate student working on my doctorate degree at Columbia University. We were able to really focus on speaking especially interview-style speaking and we are able to really up my Chinese reading and writing skills, so when I go back to Columbia, I can take formal Chinese classes. It has been a really good experience and I really love my teacher.

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.

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.

Kim | UK
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

I’ve had an amazing time at Keats. I am amazed at how much I’ve learned over the last 3 weeks and I will be really sad to go. We are already planning on our next trip of coming back because we had such a fantastic time here. They really tailor the Chinese language course to you and your individual needs.

嶋田京子 | Japan
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Kunming’s scenery is very beautiful. It is the best place to study Chinese in China. My favorite learning method at Keats School is one-on-one because it is suitable for everyone. My teacher is very good, very caring, and lovely. My life when learning Chinese in Kunming is very good and the weather is very good. The air is very good. It is good for the elderly’s body.

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