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Suzhou: Tiger Hill Park

4 november 2013

Tiger Hill Park is located in a northwest suburb of Suzhou. The Sword Pool is the most spiritually significant part of the Park. Historical records show that the tomb of King Helv of Wu is located beneath the pond. Legend has it that he was buried with 3000 of his beloved swords. King Hlv was […]

Kun Opera

4 november 2013

Kun Opera originated in Kunshan during the Yuan Dynasty and flourished in Suzhou where the people went absolutely crazy over the opera. In the 200 years of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the people of Suzhou held annual musical concerts at Tiger Hill Park. These celebrations of the Kun Opera were held at the time […]

General standards of ancient Chinese marriage: Age

4 november 2013

The 1st consideration was age. The prospective couple should be about the same marriageable age, which meant that on the one hand, they had to be old enough to live as husband and wife; while on the other hand, there should be a proper gap in age so that they would enjoy a harmonious marriage […]

Interesting customs of choosing a good son-in-law in ancient China

4 november 2013

Equestrian polo was a national spot in the Tang Dynasty. There were enthusiastic fans in all the social ranks, from the emperor to the ordinary people. Some players entered the officialdom because of their excellent performances. A son-in-law was selected according to his skill in playing the equestrian polo. There are a lot of examples […]

Interesting Chinese marriage: Antenatal Betrothal

4 november 2013

Antenatal betrothals meant that parents on both sides got their children engaged before were born. It was the ultimate embodiment of the parental authority. This kind of marriage had many disadvantages. Sima Guan (1019-1086), a scholar in the Song Dynasty, once analyzed it in his book “The Family Codes”, “By the time the betrothed came […]

Interesting Chinese marriage: Posthumous Marriage

4 november 2013

Even worse than antenatal betrothals was posthumous marriage. It was also called marriage of the dead, or ghost marriage, which meant unmarried but dead young men and women were married in the nether world by the arrangement of their living parents. It is assumed that this custom came into being before the Qin Dynasty (the […]

Suzhou Cuisine

4 november 2013

The people of Suzhou have a flair for taking simple dishes and preparing them perfectly. Shen Fu’s “Chapters of a Floating Life” describes how his wife, Yun, “Makes cooking seem effortless. Whether preparing fruit, vegetable, fish or shrimp, everything she cooks tastes delicious.” The preparation of Suzhou cuisine is all about timing. For example, the […]

低调dīdiào and 高调gāo diào

4 november 2013

In the Chinese language, “低” and “高” is a pair of antonym which mean “low” and “high” respectively. And “调” means “tune, tone” and so on. So you know that “低调dīdiào” means “low-key” and “高调gāo diào” is the opposite. Chinese people advocate that people should be modest and calm, so when they remind people or […]

Ancient Chinese jokes: Cakes made from Distillers Grain

4 november 2013

There was a poor man who did not drink. Before he went out each day, he would eat only two grain cakes, which invariably made him slightly tipsy. One day he met a friend who asked him: “Did you have a cup of wine this morning?” “Oh, no,” replied the man. “I only had some […]

The Tu Nationality: Religion and Belief

4 november 2013

The Tu Nationality mainly concentrated in Qinghai Province and Gansu Province. They speak the Tu language which belongs to the Mongolian branch of the Altaic language family. The Tu are good at dancing and singing. They are also know for their folk embroidery with designs like “five petal plum”, “cloud flower” and so on. The […]

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Viktor | Switzerland
Kleine groepsles Chinees

Mijn school is geweldig. Ik raad Keats School aan omdat het een gemakkelijkere manier is om Chinees te leren in Kunming.

星河明 | Japan
Intensief een-op-een Chinees

Ik nam de een-op-een Intensieve Chinese les gedurende 6 uur per dag. De lessen zijn erg interessant. De docenten zijn zorgzaam en de inhoud die de docent mij leert, past bij mijn niveau. Het is een gemakkelijke manier om Mandarijn te leren. Ik heb veel tijd om Chinees te oefenen in de klas. Het eten is hier geweldig. Ik heb mijn Chinees verbeterd door dit programma bij Keats.

Jean | USA
Intensief een-op-een Chinees

I can’t tell you how much I liked it. The thing I liked about the teachers and the teaching method is that there is so much flexibility. The other thing I liked about the teaching is the combination of classic textbook learning and going outside. I loved it! I like getting to know other students. Everybody shared the same goal and that’s making their Chinese better. Kunming is a big city, but it is very safe to live here. Another thing I liked about Keats is the idea that people here help you. I can’t recommend it enough. I think it was a valuable experience. Looking forward to coming back!

Filbert | Indonesia
Kleine groepsles Chinees

Voordat ik naar Keats School kwam, had ik geen vertrouwen in mijn Chinese taalvaardigheid. Ik had niet het vertrouwen om Mandarijn Chinees te spreken en met Chinezen te chatten. Echter, na 4 maanden studeren bij Keats, krijg ik nu steeds meer vertrouwen in het spreken van Chinees. Chinees studeren in China aan de Keats School is de beste beslissing die ik ooit heb gemaakt. Er zijn veel spelletjes in de klas en de lesmethoden van mijn leraar zijn ook erg interessant. Mijn ervaring op Keats School heeft mijn kijk op China en Chinezen veranderd.

 

Caroline | France
Intensief een-op-een Chinees

Het is erg comfortabel studeren bij Keats. De docenten zijn erg vriendelijk. Ik heet je welkom om Chinees te komen studeren in China bij Keats.

Ramji | USA
Intensief een-op-een Chinees

Het beste deel van de school is het geduld dat de instructeurs hadden en de tijd om zich te concentreren op de grondbeginselen zoals uitspraak. Ik denk dat het heel gemakkelijk is om die over te slaan en naar woordenschat te gaan. Maar door de uitspraak te leren, heb ik het gevoel dat het me heeft geholpen de taal beter te begrijpen.

Amauri | USA
Kleine groepsles Chinees

De docenten van Keats weten hoe ze de studenten moeten lezen en hoe ze studenten kunnen helpen om de Chinese taal gemakkelijk te leren. Ze kennen het niveau van de studenten. Ik leer langzaam, maar ze zijn erin geslaagd zich aan te passen aan mijn leerproces. Ze maakten de les erg leuk, erg spannend. Ik ben blij dat ik niet alleen de cultuur en de taal heb leren kennen, maar ook geweldige vrienden heb kunnen maken, echt ongelooflijk, Chinese vrienden en Europese vrienden, Amerikaanse vrienden, van over de hele wereld.

Joleen | Germany
Intensief een-op-een Chinees

Wenn ich hier Chinesisch lerne, denke ich, dass die Lebensbedingungen sehr günstig sind, da der Schlafsaal sehr nahe am Klassenzimmer liegt. Unsere Lehrer unterrichten sehr gerne Chinesisch. Sie sind auch sehr leidenschaftlich. Im Vergleich zu anderen Städten in China hat Kunming wirklich gutes Wetter.

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