Elementary Chinese Comprehension Online Classroom

Still worrying about not knowing where to start learning Chinese? Can't improve your Chinese because of a poor foundation? This course provides you with all the knowledge of Chinese characters, vocabulary, grammar and culture you need in learning Chinese. This course will lay you a solid Chinese learning foundation, and will guide you to systematically understand the language. Within 41 hours, you can quickly escalate from a beginner into an expert.

Elementary Chinese Comprehension Online Classroom
Course Information
HSK 1 (Online Classroom)
Beginner Business Chinese (Online Classroom)

Highlights

• Complies with the HSK Level 2 examination syllabus and inspection standards

• Track your learning in groups, tests, and supervise your learning progress

• Taught by professional native Chinese teachers

• After the live class ends, the course can be replayed and reviewed

• Comprehensive improvement in listening, speaking, reading and writing


What you will learn

√ 300+ HSK Level 2 core vocabulary words, 100+ classic sentence structures, 66+ important Chinese characters

√ 35+ communication themes heard in China, 250+ expressions that Chinese people love to talk about

√ Proficiency in listening and speaking

√ Cultivate an excellent sense of the Chinese language

√ Adapt to the HSK test

√ Pass the HSK Level 2 test


Suitability

• Beginner Chinese learners

• Learners who need to prepare for the HSK 2 exam


Description

This course uses the HSK Level 2 exam syllabus to help you pass the HSK Level 2 exam. In addition to passing the exam, through this course, you will be able to make friends in Chinese without the help of translation tools, express your preferences, introduce your hometown, shop, eat, and share your happy journey with friends in China.


Requirments

• HSK Level 1 or equivalent


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Have you ever encountered these problems?

• You want to learn Chinese, but I don’t know how to start

• You want to comprehensively develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, but just can’t find a suitable textbook

• You’ve learned little Chinese, but not good enough in grammar and vocabulary

• Your previous class format was too rigid and boring, and it has affected your enthusiasm for learning

HSK Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HSK test?

The HSK stands for Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi. This is an international standardized test that assesses the Chinese ability of non-native Chinese speakers. The HSK is divided into 6 levels, which determine the fluency of learners in daily, academic or professional application of Chinese.

Which level of the HSK test should I take?

Under normal circumstances, if you have no goal or goals, we suggest you to pass the HSK 4 as your goal. HSK 1 and HSK 2 are based on survival Chinese; HSK 3 and HSK 4 focus on topics related to work, life and learning; HSK 5 and HSK 6 focus on news, movies, and work-related topics. Most Chinese universities and companies require foreign students and employees to achieve at least the HSK 4.


Reason to learn HSK

• It’s a language being spoken by 1.5 billion people

• An essential language of the world’s 2nd largest economy

• The most authentically integrated learning course for listening, speaking, reading and writing

• Representative of Chinese listening, speaking, reading and writing skills

• Gain wide international recognition for further studies and employment

• Gradually reach a native Chinese proficiency

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Class information

Started class HSK2001班

It is estimated that full 50 people will start classes, and the remaining places:4
Invite friends to learn together
Lesson Schedule Based on your time zone： UTC+8
  • Lesson 1 ① How to use “要" to express willingness ② The highest level of expression ③ general expressions
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 2 ① Further confirm you guess ② Levels of asking inqueries ③ How to use "每" to indicate all
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 3 ① How to omit certain words in specific words ② Express quick actions;
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 4 ① Further progression on expressing actions ② Express when an action occured at a specific time ③ Express when an action was completed
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 5 ① Use "就" to indicate cause and effect ② Express at a general degree ③ Express at a lower degree
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 6 ① Use "怎么" to ask for a reason ② Use quantifiers to indicate everything ③ Use "因为..所以" to indicate cause and effect
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 7 ① Use“还" to indicate the continuation of an action ② Use "就" to indicate something that happened early or fast ③ Express the distance between the two places; ④ The use of "呢"
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 8 ① Asking for another person's intentions ② Expressing a repeating action ③ Combining sentences ④ Overlapping actions
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 9 ① Complement a result ② Express the starting point of a place and time ③ Expression order
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 10 ① Express for someone to stop a specific action ② Express your attitude towards things
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 11 ① How to use verbs as attributives ② Express a comparison using attributes ③ Express a possibility
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 12 ① Situations for complements ② Express a comparison between modality
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 13 ① Use "着" (action in progress) ② Use rhetorical questions ③ Show direction
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 14 ① 使用“过”（动作过去完成）② 转折的表达 ③ 表达动作发生的次数
    Class Time： To be determined
  • Lesson 15 ① Indicates that an action is coming ② Use "都" to express dissatisfaction with the time an action occurred
    Class Time： To be determined