โ Scribed by Tong Chen, Min Wan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"China from Different Perspectives" is a textbook designed for non-Chinese heritage students who have learned Chinese for two years and for Chinese heritage students who have learned Chinese for one year.
This textbook consists of twelve lessons, divided into six thematic units: โOne Child Policy and Their Educationโ, โMarriage and Familyโ, โFood and Festivalsโ, โSociety and Its Changesโ, โSongs and Historyโ, and โInternet and Modern Life. The texts provide students with a different perspective in understanding Chinese history and its current situation. In addition to key vocabulary, sentence patterns, new vocabulary list, and various exercises, each lesson also contains pre- and post-class analysis questions, and is accompanied by four supplementary readings.
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