Belajar bahasa Cina di Cina dengan Keats School

The Tu Nationality: Eating

4 November 2013

The Tu people mainly feed on highland barley, wheat and potato and make a dozen kinds of vegetables like radish, Chinese cabbage and lettuce. In their daily life, they have Chinese sauerkraut, with meat as supplement. They like milk tea and parched buttered flour. On happy occasions they make varieties of fried foods and handpicked […]

The Tu Nationality: The Nadun Festival

4 November 2013

The Nadun Festival is a time of socialization and entertainment for the Tu people to celebrate a good harvest. Starting at the end of summer harvest, the festival lasts for about two months till the arrival of autumn. It is considered as “the longest carnival in the world”. The annual festival consists of collective activities […]

The Hezhe Nationality: Past and Present

4 November 2013

The Hezhe nationality mainly lives in Heilongjiang Province. The Hezhe people speak Hezhe, a language with no written form, which belongs to the Altaic language family. According to the historical record, the Hezhe minority may date back to more than 6,000 years ago, when it was called “Sushen” in the pre-Qin period, “Heishui” in the […]

The Hezhe Nationality: Religion and belief

4 November 2013

Hezhes, with Shamanism as their belief, believe that everything has its mystical powers and that the world and the heavenly bodies, though controlled by gods, each have its soul. Hezhes make sacrificial offerings to varieties of gods for their blessing. Shamanism, as a kind of culture, has played an important role in many aspects of […]

The Hezhe Nationality: Eating and clothing

4 November 2013

Hezhes take fish as their staple food and have many cooking methods. They can fry or stew fish, and they like to make fish floss for storage, such as stir-fried fish, raw fish, sashimi and fish shavings, etc. Quite unique are Hezhe traditional clothing, which include long fish leather gowns, fish leather leggings, and fish […]

Choosing a wedding day

4 November 2013

People had other ways of choosing a wedding day. For example, in the old times, people preferred to hold weddings in the spring. There are explanations for this in “Comprehensive Discussion in the White Tiger Hall” (complied in the 1st century), “spring is the time for plants to grow and for animals and humans to […]

Taboos for choosing a wedding date

4 November 2013

There seems to have been more taboos about the year of a wedding than about the auspicious days. In the Chinese lunar calendar, the 1st day of spring may fall before or after the Spring Festival. If the 1st day of spring is before the Spring Festival of a year and the next first day […]

Undesirable custom: using a wedding to counteract bad occasions

4 November 2013

Even after the wedding day had been chosen, it might still undergo unexpected changes. For example, if a family member died during the engagement period. The wedding would be postponed. One reason was to show respect for the dead; the other was to avoid being affected by this unlucky event. There were occasions when the […]

The origin of Chinese matchmakers

4 November 2013

As to the origin of “méi pó”, a Chinese term for matchmakers, there is a popular folktale in Shaanxi Province. Long time ago, people from the two banks of the Wei River seldom communicated with each other, lat alone forming marriage alliances. One year, a young man coming from the north of the Wei River […]

A matchmaker in China

4 November 2013

A matchmaker is important in three ways. Firstly, as Confucianism gradually attained a dominant position in social ideology, people began to impose heavy instructions on the contacts between unmarried men and women. Since parents wished to arrange their children’s marriages based on comparable conditions in social status, physical appearance and betrothal gifts/dowry, a matchmaker would […]

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Simon | UK & France
Small Group Chinese Class

Pengajuan visa sangat mudah, karena Keats School banyak membantu kami dalam hal itu. Keats memiliki penekanan besar pada praktik percakapan, jadi kami belajar banyak kosa kata dan rencana kehidupan sehari-hari yang sangat nyaman bagi kami untuk berkeliling kota dan berbicara dengan orang-orang Tionghoa yang merupakan inti dari belajar bahasa Mandarin di Tiongkok.

David | Australia
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Ini terkenal karena saya telah bertemu banyak orang yang saya temui pertama kali tahun lalu seperti saya untuk kembali ke Keats tahun ini. Pengajarannya luar biasa. Para guru dengan cermat mempersiapkan setiap pelajaran. Saya pikir pendekatan satu-satu ini benar-benar cara yang bagus untuk meningkatkan level bahasa Mandarin Anda dengan cepat dan meningkatkan kepercayaan diri serta kefasihan Anda dengan bahasa tersebut.

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

Saya memutuskan untuk belajar bahasa Mandarin di Kunming karena saya suka kota-kota kecil dan saya suka iklim di sini. Kami belajar empat jam sehari di sini dan guru tersayang mengajari saya banyak hal dan tidak pernah kehilangan kesabarannya dengan saya. Sungguh pengalaman yang luar biasa berada di sini dan saya merekomendasikan sekolah Keats dan para guru di sini kepada semua orang yang suka belajar bahasa Mandarin di Tiongkok.

Rients | Netherlands
Small Group Chinese Class

Kunming adalah tempat yang tepat untuk belajar bahasa Mandarin di Tiongkok karena tidak banyak orang Tionghoa di jalan yang berbicara bahasa Inggris. Keats telah menjadi sekolah yang hebat bagi saya dan banyak orang asing lain yang belajar di China merekomendasikannya kepada saya. Saya pikir mereka baik-baik saja. Metode pembelajaran di sini sangat terstruktur. Mereka membuat belajar bahasa Mandarin sangat mudah. Ada juga banyak tempat budaya dan alam untuk dikunjungi.

Ben | USA
Small Group Chinese Class

Semester pertama saya belajar di sekolah lain, dan tekanan di sana cukup tinggi, jam kelas panjang, dan pekerjaan rumah cukup membosankan. Sejak saya datang ke Keats, saya menemukan bahwa saya memiliki lebih banyak kesempatan untuk berbicara di kelas. Semua teman sekelas saya fasih dan suka berbicara serta berpartisipasi di kelas. Kami memiliki dinamika kelas yang hebat.

Viktor | Switzerland
Small Group Chinese Class

Sekolah saya luar biasa. Saya merekomendasikan Keats School karena ini adalah cara yang lebih nyaman untuk belajar bahasa Mandarin di Kunming.

Joleen | Germany
Intensive One-on-One Chinese Classes

Tentang belajar bahasa Mandarin di sini, menurut saya kondisi kehidupannya sangat nyaman karena asrama sangat dekat dengan ruang kelas. Guru kami sangat senang mengajar bahasa Mandarin. Mereka juga sangat bersemangat. Dibandingkan dengan kota-kota lain di China, Kunming memiliki cuaca yang sangat bagus.

Judith | Amerika Serikat
Kelas Intensif 1-on-1 Mandarin

Mendengarkan dan berbicara di kelas setiap hari telah meningkatkan keterampilan komunikasi saya. Setelah tiga minggu, kata -kata dan kalimat baru saya menjadi semakin alami dan fasih. Sekarang saya terbiasa berpikir dalam bahasa Cina, dan saya lebih memahami apa yang orang lain katakan, untuk dapat melakukan percakapan nyata dengan orang lain.

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