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Lesson 26 – Elementary – How to Use Chinese Passive Sentences?

November 7, 2013

Today we have three aspects of learning contents related to grammar. The three aspects of grammar arepassive sentences, reduplication of measure words and 一年比一年. When learning the three aspects of grammar, the students should remember the example to reinforce the understanding of the grammar.  First, let’s move to the first aspect of grammar today, the […]

Separable Words of Verb-complement Type in Chinese

November 7, 2013

When learning the separable words in Chinese, the foreign students may often see the words such as 推翻、提高、长大、养活and 说服, which belong to the separable words of verb-complement type. In the separable words of such type, the relationship between the two morphemes is to supplement and illustrate such as the words提高、打倒、抓紧and分开. According to the property of the […]

Lesson 26 – Elementary – How to Use Chinese Passive Sentences?

November 7, 2013

Today we have three aspects of learning contents related to grammar. The three aspects of grammar arepassive sentences, reduplication of measure words and 一年比一年. When learning the three aspects of grammar, the students should remember the example to reinforce the understanding of the grammar.  First, let’s move to the first aspect of grammar today, the […]

Chinese Words and Chinese Culture

November 7, 2013

In the book named Chinese People and Chinese language, Luo Changpei mentioned that language is the crystallization of the culture of a certain nation. And the culture of this nation in the past needs the language to hand down and that in the future needs it to promote. The diverse cultures of different nations not only […]

Chinese Rhetoric and Chinese Culture

November 7, 2013

The rhetoric in Chinese language is not only an essential part in Chinese, but also an important factor in Chinese culture. The application of many specific rhetoric expression habits and figures of speech such as analogy, exaggeration, anadiplosis and palindrome are gradually formed in long-term language activities of Han people. As a result, they are full of strong cultural coloring, […]

Conjunctions of Explanation in Reading in Chinese

November 7, 2013

In reading process, you may often see many conjunctions at the beginning of a sentence of a passage to connect the sentences of passages. As a matter of fact, there are three types of conjunctions among those you often see and use, one of which will be explained is the conjunctions of explaining or specifying. […]

Lesson 26 – Intermediate – Understanding of Language Points尤其 And 一…也不(没)

November 7, 2013

Some language grammar in the process of learning Chinese may seem difficult to teach at the first place. But after several times of practice and acquisition of examples, the separate word or phrase can be used to apply them into the practical sentence. The language grammar is an abstract concept and the acquisition is realized through the […]

Writing of Chinese Characters

November 7, 2013

Chinese characters are not only the written signs that carry the information, but also a kind of culture themselves. For Chinese nation, Chinese characters are a kind of cohesive force. At the same time of enjoying the amazing structures of Chinese characters, you can appreciate the contents of the characters, the wisdom of history and […]

Lesson 26 – Advanced – Understanding of Grammar Points 莫非and 一一

November 7, 2013

When the foreign students are learning Chinese, they should pay attention to some certain adverbs. The adverbs are used to express different emotions and tones. The adverbs have different kinds which include the adverb of time, place, manner, degree and interrogative adverb. The verb is used to modify the verb, the adjective and the whole sentence. […]

How to Use 不把…当回事?

November 7, 2013

Since the purpose of learning Chinese is to acquire the fluent Chinese and communicate with Chinese people smoothly, it is very important for them to know some important Chinese expressions that often used in daily conversations. For example, the pattern 不A是不A, … is to show somebody usually does not show one’s characteristics in some aspect, but once […]

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