Lær kinesisk i Kina med Keats School

The Basic Strokes of Chinese Characters

5. november 2013

Learn Chinese: Some Chinese characters evolved from pictures. Indeed, many people describe writing Chinese characters as similar in feeling to painting. However, Chinese characters are not merely a random aggregation of lines. They must be written one stroke at a time in an orderly manner. One “stroke” refers to the connected segment that is formed […]

Study Chinese: people – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: […]

Study Chinese: to compare – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: “比” […]

Study Chinese: change – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: 化 […]

Study Chinese: to stand – Chinese characters and the human

5. november 2013

According to the legend, when Cangjie created Chinese characters, he noticed not only everything in the universe, but also the human race itself. Chinese characters, therefore, reflect not only the Chinese people’s understanding of the world but also their understanding of the human body. Many Chinese characters are related to the human body. Study Chinese: […]

Study Chinese: “元” (yuán) and “首” (shǒu)

5. november 2013

The ancient Chinese people believed that the head was the most important part of the body and that it controlled all other organs. There are many Chinese characters related to the human body. The original meaning of the character “元” was “head”. Since the head is the “root” of the human body, “元” also means […]

Learn Chinese: 目(mù)

5. november 2013

In the character “首”, the upper part depicts the hair, while the lower part depicts a pair of eyes. This is the character “目”. The oracle bone script of this character resembles an eye. Today, each of the characters in “眼睛” (yǎn jin?, “eye”) contain the radical “目”. The Chinese people believe that we must […]

Study Chinese: “眉” (méi) and看(kàn)

5. november 2013

For the character “眉”, the upper stroke in the character represents the eyebrow above the “目” (mu, “eyes”). When Chinese praise someone’s beauty, they often use the expression—“眉清目秀méi qīn? mù xiù”, which means “to have delicate eye brows and beautiful eyes”. “眉” and “目” both denote a person’s appearance. This expression means that the person […]

Study Chinese: “自” (zì) and “耳”(ěr)

5. november 2013

Below the eyes is the nose. The ancient character for “自” just look like a nose. The original meaning of this character was “nose”. Today, the character “鼻” (bí, “the nose”) still has the character “自”. When Chinese people point to themselves, they point to their nose. Therefore, the character “自” later come to mean […]

The Origin of the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival

5. november 2013

It is said that the Mid-Autumn Festival has been in existence in China for more than 2,000 years. In ancient China, emperors followed the rite of offering sacrifices to the sun in the spring and to the moon in autumn. “The Book of Rites” records that emperors worshipped the sun in the morning in spring […]

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Caroline | France
Intensive en-til-en kinesiske klasser

Det er meget behageligt at studere på Keats. Lærerne er meget venlige. Jeg byder dig velkommen til at komme og studere kinesisk i Kina på Keats.

Nicholas | Canada
Intensive en-til-en kinesiske klasser

På Keats har jeg mange muligheder for at øve mig i det, jeg har lært. Jeg kan virkelig godt lide denne skole, fordi jeg kan lære kinesisk én-til-én, så jeg synes, det er det bedste immersionsprogram i Kina, og min lærer er den bedste lærer. Jeg føler, at uden min lærer ville mit kinesisk bestemt ikke blive bedre så meget. Jeg er meget glad, for på Keats har jeg forbedret mit kinesisk betydeligt.

Mike | Australien
Kinesisk klasse i lille gruppe

Jeg synes, Kunming er en fantastisk by, vejret er rigtig godt. Jeg kan virkelig godt lide Keats skole og synes, den er meget organiseret. Lærerne her er meget dygtige. De har en café og nye klasseværelser, et nyt loungeområde her nu, så du kan slappe af med dine venner og øve dit talte kinesisk med indfødte. Hvis du overvejer at komme til Keats for at studere, vil jeg virkelig anbefale det. Det er det bedste sted at lære mandarin, og jeg tror, ​​det vil være en fantastisk oplevelse for dig.

 

Kristen | Canada
Kinesisk klasse i lille gruppe

Jeg har virkelig nydt kinesiskkurset i Kina på Keats og at møde lærerne her og eleverne. Vi har det rigtig sjovt i timerne. Det er en rigtig god skole at lære på med gode undervisningsmetoder og en rigtig god lærebog, eksempler og spil og alt muligt.

Andrew | USA
Intensive en-til-en kinesiske klasser

Jeg er kandidatstuderende og arbejder på min doktorgrad på Columbia University. Vi har virkelig kunnet fokusere på at tale, især interview-lignende tale, og vi har virkelig forbedret mine kinesiske læse- og skrivefærdigheder, så når jeg kommer tilbage til Columbia, kan jeg tage formelle kinesiskkurser. Det har været en rigtig god oplevelse, og jeg elsker virkelig min lærer.

Ida | Italy
Kinesisk klasse i lille gruppe

Jeg har studeret på Keats i 2 semestre. Jeg kan varmt anbefale Keats School. Hvis du er meget interesseret i at tage et mandarinkursus i Kina, vil jeg foreslå, at du tager til Kunming. Kunmings folk er meget venlige. Vejret i Kunming er fantastisk. Så jeg anbefaler, at du studerer kinesisk på Keats i Kunming.

Sanny | USA
Intensive en-til-en kinesiske klasser

Jeg må sige, det er vildt sjovt. Jeg har været her i 2 uger. Uden at vide, hvordan det ville være, var jeg mere end overrasket over, hvor fantastisk det er. Lærerne er fantastiske, de er forstående. De laver et kinesisk sprogprogram, der passer lige til dig. Beliggenheden er perfekt til at lære kinesisk i Kina.

杜文宇 | Netherlands
Intensive en-til-en kinesiske klasser

Så i løbet af min første uge på Keats turde jeg ikke tale nogen kinesiske ord. Jeg fandt ud af, at mit kinesiske niveau hurtigt var blevet bedre siden da. Selvom jeg har mange muligheder for at studere i Kina, for eksempel tilbyder nogle andre skoler homestay, opdagede jeg, at jeg kunne fordybe mig og fuldt ud fokusere på at lære kinesisk ved at bo på Keats.

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