In Chinese, there are various forms of the address for a wife and each of them boasts different meanings. “huang hou” : an empress. “fu ren”: the wives of the dukes and princes. “zao kang”: one’s wife who has shared his hard a lot. “tai tai”: used by the common people in the old times […]
Moon cake is the ubiquitous fare at any celebration of the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, not only because of its delicious taste and charming looking, but also for the cultural and artistic connotation. It is said that moon cakes were used as a medium by the Ming revolutionaries in their espionage effort to secretly distribute letters […]
Since ancient times, noodles have not only fed the Chinese but also brought them plenty of fun. In China, noodles can be eaten in so many ways: by cutting them with scissors, chopping them with a knife, tearing them with one’s hand, stretching them, and pulling them with chopsticks. Shaved Noodles is one of them. […]
“Leeway” refers to room for maneuver in speech or action, implying that people should reserve opportunities to retreat or make new choices. Lao Zi(circa 600-500 B.C.), a philosopher of the late Spring and Autumn Period, once said a person should not be arrogant or overbearing, but be prudent in words and actions and treat others […]
The ability to adapt oneself quickly to changing circumstances is a piece of wisdom which Chinese people admire and hold in high respect. This means quick wits to cope with emergencies and resourcefulness to skillfully and calmly avert an embarrassing situation, when one is confronted with a sudden change in circumstances. This wisdom has been […]
Talking about the Chinese Han People’s surname in ancient China, one should note the difference between “xing” and “shi”. The origin of “xing”, prior to that of “shi” dated back to the matrilineal society. As marriage was forbidden between offsprings of the same matrilineal clan, “xing” came into use to differentiate one matrilineal clan from […]
In traditional Chinese opera, the emperor is called “wansuiye” and people have to exclaim “wansui” (ten thousand years old) three times when they meet the emperor. As the living condition was poor in ancient times, to live a long life was the greatest wish for all people. In ancient times, except for “wansui”, there were […]
There is a very famous picture in China named “song he yan nian”(the pine and the crane lengthen the life), it is to wish longevity. For thousands of years, Chinese people have been fond of pine because it is evergreen, cold-resistant and long-lived. Even two thousand years ago, Confucius said that pine withers later than […]
Ancient Chinese called the pine trees, the bamboo and the plum flowers the “three friends in winter”. As we know, pine trees are evergreen, cold-resistant and lives a long life. It is a symbol of longevity and firmness. Bamboo is tall and erect, delicate and simple and evergreen in all the four seasons. It is […]
The Spring Festival Picture is a special type of painting in China. It is used during the Spring Festival. It is originated in the Pre-Qin Period (before 221 B.C.). People paste the images of various gods on both sides of the door, expecting them to ward off the evils and usher in good luck. In […]
Bahagian terbaik sekolah ini ialah kesabaran yang dimiliki oleh pengajar dan masa untuk memberi tumpuan kepada asas-asas seperti sebutan. Saya fikir sangat mudah untuk melangkau perkara-perkara tersebut dan beralih kepada perbendaharaan kata. Tetapi dengan mempelajari sebutan, saya rasa ia membantu saya memperoleh pemahaman yang lebih baik tentang bahasa tersebut.
Ini merupakan kali kedua saya datang. Tahun lepas, saya juga datang selama kira-kira 12 minggu. Kali ini saya datang untuk program musim panas di China selama 13 minggu. Sebab mengapa saya ingin datang ke sekolah ini adalah kerana kelas satu lawan satu. Saya dapat meningkatkan tahap saya dan belajar bahasa Cina dengan lebih cepat berbanding kelas berkumpulan. Jika saya berpeluang lagi untuk datang tahun depan, saya pasti akan datang.
Belajar di Keats sangat selesa. Guru-gurunya sangat ramah. Saya mengalu-alukan anda untuk datang belajar bahasa Cina di China di Keats.
Permohonan visa sangat mudah, kerana Sekolah Keats banyak membantu kami dalam hal itu. Keats sangat menekankan latihan perbualan, jadi kami mempelajari banyak perbendaharaan kata dan rancangan kehidupan seharian yang sangat mudah untuk kami bersiar-siar di bandar dan bercakap dengan orang Cina yang merupakan tujuan utama pembelajaran bahasa Cina di China.
Saya telah menikmati masa yang menakjubkan di Keats. Saya kagum dengan betapa banyak yang telah saya pelajari sepanjang 3 minggu yang lalu dan saya pasti akan sangat sedih untuk pergi. Kami sudah merancang untuk perjalanan seterusnya kami kembali kerana kami menikmati masa yang hebat di sini. Mereka benar-benar menyesuaikan kursus bahasa Cina mengikut keperluan anda dan keperluan individu anda.
Saya telah menikmati masa yang sangat hebat di sini. Saya telah banyak belajar dengan guru saya yang sangat hebat. Sekolah Keats berusaha keras untuk memadankan pelajarnya dengan guru yang sangat baik sehingga personaliti mereka sangat serasi. Saya sangat menikmati belajar bahasa Cina di Keats dan saya pasti akan kembali lagi.
Saya mengambil kelas Intensif Bahasa Cina secara individu selama 6 jam sehari. Kelas-kelasnya sangat menarik. Guru-gurunya prihatin dan kandungan yang diajar oleh guru sesuai dengan tahap saya. Ia adalah cara mudah untuk belajar Bahasa Mandarin. Saya mempunyai banyak masa berlatih Bahasa Cina di dalam kelas. Makanannya sedap di sini. Saya telah meningkatkan Bahasa Cina saya melalui program ini di Keats.
Mengenai pembelajaran bahasa Cina di sini, saya rasa keadaan tempat tinggal di sini sangat mudah kerana asrama sangat dekat dengan bilik darjah. Guru-guru kami sangat menikmati mengajar bahasa Cina. Mereka juga sangat bersemangat. Berbanding dengan bandar-bandar lain di China, Kunming mempunyai cuaca yang sangat baik.