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by Chih-p'ing Chou,Der-lin Chao

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Author:

Chih-p'ing Chou,Der-lin Chao
ISBN:

0691028834
ISBN13:

978-0691028835
Genre:

Other
Publisher:

Princeton University Press (April 1, 1996)
Pages:

268 pages
Subcategory:

Humanities
Language:

English
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1454 kb
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1280 kb
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1905 kb
Rating:

4.9
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A Trip to China is a two volume textbook for students who have studied one year of Chinese. The lessons are separated into two books: one contains the text and the other contains vocabulary, grammar and exercises.

A Trip to China is a two volume textbook for students who have studied one year of Chinese. It is written for the same level as Chou and Chao's Intermediate Reader of Modern Chinese, but it differs in its focus. The former is a textbook that deals mainly with contemporary college life in America, while A Trip to China discusses the Chinese people and current issues in China from the point of view of an American student.

A Trip to China is a two-volume textbook for students who have studied one year of Chinese. Chih-p'ing Chou is Professor of East Asian Studies at Princeton University. Der-lin Chao is Assistant Professor of Chinese at Oberlin College

A Trip to China is a two-volume textbook for students who have studied one year of Chinese. Der-lin Chao is Assistant Professor of Chinese at Oberlin College.

The lessons are separated into two books: one contains the text and the other contains vocabulary, grammar and exercises

A Trip to China is a two-volume textbook for students who have studied one year of Chinese. The vocabulary is generally pretty comprehensive, and in many cases gives the individual meanings of characters that make up a word or phrase.

Read unlimited books and audiobooks on the web, iPad, iPhone and Android. Offering a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary, it is written from the perspective of a foreign exchange student who has just arrived in China for the first time.

item 1 A Trip to China: Intermediate Reader of Modern Ch. .by Chao, Der-lin Paperback. Free postage by Chao, Der-lin Paperback -A Trip to China: Intermediate Reader of Modern Ch. One textbook deals mainly with the contemporary college life in America and the other textbook discusses the Chinese people and various issues in China from the point of view of an American student.

A Trip to China book . Offering a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary, it is written from the perspective of a foreign exchange stu. Get A Copy.

Chih-p'ing Chou and Der-lin Chao. A Trip to China (Two Vols. Download Intermediate Reader of Modern Chinese: Volume I: Text: Volume II: Vocabulary, Sentence Patterns, Exercises. Intermediate Reader of Modern Chinese: Volume I: Text: Volume II: Vocabulary, Sentence Patterns, Exercises by Zhiping. Text Book & Vocabulary.

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A Trip to China is a two-volume textbook for students who have studied one year of Chinese. It is written for the same level as Chou and Chao's Intermediate Reader of Modern Chinese, but it differs in its focus. The former is a textbook that deals mainly with contemporary college life in America, while A Trip to China discusses the Chinese people and current issues in China from the point of view of an American student.

Audio and video materials are available for use with this text. For further information, contact the Chinese Linguistics Project, 231 Palmer Hall, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. 08544. (609-258-4269).

Cashoutmaster

I used this book as a 2nd year college text. I found it to contain a large number of useful words and well grouped into subject based lessons. It provided good insights into some aspects of life in China that made those lessons more interesting. The lessons use pinyin pronunciation guide. The simplified and classical reader is useful for any student. Grammar explainations are adequate and with a fair number of expamples. The examples do occasionally use complicated characters not yet learned and are in simplified only. The one drawbck I found is the vocabulary and grammer guides are separated into the back of both books, a nuisance. Over all it is a good text, consistent, easy to read and has clearly printed characters. One of the more useful books I have used in 4 years of classes.

Thiama

One of the primary advantages of this book is that the lessons, by and large, are not very long, the average lesson containing a little over one page of text. There are 36 lessons in all, with fairly interesting topics ranging from the lack of toilet paper in Chinese public restrooms to the Cultural Revolution to a discussion of whether or not this textbook itself is a good teaching tool.
The book is accessible to anyone who has had a one year course in Chinese. The lessons are separated into two books: one contains the text and the other contains vocabulary, grammar and exercises. The vocabulary is generally pretty comprehensive, and in many cases gives the individual meanings of characters that make up a word or phrase. The grammar section generally includes a short explanation and two or three example sentences for each major grammatical point and just a short explanation for minor grammatical points. The exercises vary from true/false to straightforward question/answer to translations to suggestions on performing skits and going to various places to engage in conversations with Chinese speakers (which is a lot easier to do if you happen to be in China).
Overall, this should be a good book for a second year Chinese course, or (as in my case) as a supplementary tool to strengthen Chinese proficiency .

Kale

A Trip to China attempts to tackle issues a typical American college student would face when studying in China. This book pulls it's punches on big issues like democracy and unemployment but is long on social commentary on issues such as hygiene, privacy, and ethics. This book could do a better job introducing vocabulary seen in science, technology, medicine and sports and a little less on college and institution life. Additionaly the binding on these books is very poor. A strong point of these books is their currency (writen in '95) which beats just about everything else out there.

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