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Introduction of Chinese Sound and Writing System
Category: Online Languages Training > Chinese
This free course is the beginning section of a 6-course college Mandarin Chinese Curriculum, sold separately as well as in bundle form. The first step to learning Mandarin Chinese is learning the sound system called pinyin. In this beginner Chinese course, learn about the Chinese sound system and...
Keywords: Introduction of Chinese Sound and Writing System, Chinese, Curriculum, Beginning Level, Mandarin
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1.Simple Finals and Tones
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2. Simple Finals - PDF
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3.Simple Initials
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4. Initials Part 1
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5.Tone Practice
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6. Tone Practice - PDF
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7.Initials Part 2
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8. Initials Part 2-PDF
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9.Compound Finals 1
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10. Compound Final 1 - PDF
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11.Compound Finals 2
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12. Compound Final 2 - PDF
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13.Compound Finals 3
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14. Compound Finals part 3.pdf
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15.Special_spelling_rules
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16. Special Spelling Rules - PDF
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17.Pinyin Practice A Classical Chinese Poem
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18. Pinyin Practice A Classical Chinese Poem - PDF
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19.The Chinese Writing System
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20. The Chinese Writing System - PDF
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21. Chinese Strokes - PPTX
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22.Basic Strokes of Chinese Characters
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23. Chinese stroke order - PPTX
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24.Stroke Order
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25.Basic Chinese Radicals Part 1
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26. Basic Chinese Radicals part 1 - PDF
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27.Basic Chinese Radicals Part 2
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28. Basic Chinese Radicals Part 2 - PDF
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1. Promo Video 1 College Mandarin Curriculum Beginning 1
I am an award-winning professor of Chinese. I have taught Mandarin Chinese at all levels in prestigious American colleges altogether for 16 years. I have taught nine years as a tenure-track professor of Chinese at Carleton College, ranked No. 1 in undergraduate teaching in all liberal arts colleges in America, and have directed the Chinese program for two years at Hamline University (the first university in Minnesota). In both my second year coming to Carleton and Hamline, I more than doubled their Beginning Chinese Class enrollment. I have also taught at Swarthmore College, College of William and Mary and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. I have two PhDs, one in Chinese and comparative literature from UNC, Chapel Hill, the other in second language education, literary translation and English literature from Beijing Foreign Studies University. I have published five books in America (including two from Macmillan) on Chinese and comparative literature, film study, language study and language philosophy that are well-endorsed by world-renowned experts and book review journals in my field. I have earned 30000 dollars large grant from Asian Network in Chinese study.