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HSK courses and characteristics

The HSK course is a standardized Chinese learning path from zero-foundation to advanced proficiency. It quantifies and grades language abilities and is an efficient tool for Chinese learners to plan progress, test results and achieve their study abroad/career goals.

practicability

The content closely follows life, study and work scenarios
progressive

From simple dialogue to abstract discussion, gradually deepen
cultural infiltration

Integrate China cultural elements at all levels (such as festivals, customs)
exam orientation

The curriculum design corresponds to the HSK test questions (listening, reading, writing)

Course content

Regardless of the level, the course usually covers the following core modules, and the difficulty increases gradually

Words and characters for

Learn the vocabulary of the syllabus at this level and master the pronunciation, shape and meaning of core Chinese characters.
Grammar and sentence patterns

Systematically learn the core grammatical structures of Chinese and be able to use typical sentence patterns skillfully
Listening comprehension

Train your ability to listen and understand Chinese at different speeds, accents and scenarios.
Reading comprehension

Develop reading skills in various styles such as essays, notices, news, and essays.
Written __expression (Level 3 and above)

Gradually improve your writing skills from making sentences to writing short articles, letters, and argumentative articles.
Simulation and exam-taking

Conduct training on real questions and mock questions, familiarize yourself with the test format, and master answering strategies.

Business English courses and their characteristics

The Business Chinese course aims to help learners master communication skills in the Chinese business environment.

Practical orientation in communication

Master daily office work, business social interaction, and basic business communication skills.
Proficient in a specific industry

Professional terminology and procedures in foreign trade, finance, law, and manufacturing.
`Language + Culture` dual core

Not only do they teach the language, but they also deeply integrate into the business culture, social etiquette, and business mindset with Chinese characteristics.

Core Business Chinese Course Module

Build full-scenario business communication capabilities

Module 1: General Business Comm

Business conversation, speech conference, negotiation, and presentation.
Module 1: General Business Comm

Business document writing，emails, reports, proposals.
Module 1: General Business Comm

Communicate with customers across departments via phone, WeChat, and in-person reception.
Module 2: Industry-specific Chinese

Terminology and processes, industry-specific vocabulary and fixed expressions.
Module 2: Industry-specific Chinese

Professional writing and reading skills, including contracts, bidding documents, and technical documents.
Module 2: Industry-specific Chinese

Policy and market interpretation, industry reports, regulations, and news.
Module 3: Business Culture & Practice

Business etiquette and unspoken rules, addressing, gift-giving, and table culture.
Module 3: Business Culture & Practice

Relationship building and maintenance, business socializing, and interpersonal relationships.
Module 3: Business Culture & Practice

Management communication, reporting, approval, and coordination with Chinese characteristics.

Life Chinese course and its characteristics

The core objective of the daily Chinese language course is to assist learners in communicating effectively and living independently in daily life in China.

strong scenario-driven

All teaching revolves around `How should I speak in this situation`, such as `buying fruits at the wet market` and `telling the driver the destination when taking a taxi`.
Functionality comes first, practicality is paramount

Grammar teaching serves the communicative function, with the goal of enabling the other party to understand and solve problems, rather than pursuing academic perfection.
Focus on `understanding` and `speaking`

Particular emphasis is placed on listening comprehension (such as understanding prices and station announcements) and oral communication skills.
Integrate basic cultural knowledge

It will naturally blend into relevant cultural aspects, such as using `jin` to buy vegetables, scanning to pay, and simple etiquette at the dining table.

Course content

Pragmatism: Avoiding theoretical discourse, it solely focuses on teaching "survival sentences" that can be immediately applied, ensuring that students can recall the words when needed in various life scenarios.

Hearing is king, and quick response is crucial: The majority of the course time is devoted to intense situational dialogue practice and listening response training, cultivating communication skills in noisy real-life environments.

Cultural elements are naturally integrated: when learning about "shopping", the concepts of "jin" and "liang" as well as bargaining skills are taught; in the "dining" module, sharing systems and table manners are introduced.

Integration of technological tools: The teaching content is closely integrated with the operational language of essential mobile applications in China, such as WeChat, Alipay, Gaode Map, and Didi.

Course content

Practical Chinese: Listening, Culture & App Integration

Pragmatism

Avoiding theoretical discourse, it solely focuses on teaching "survival sentences" that can be immediately applied, ensuring that students can recall the words when needed in various life scenarios.
Hearing is king, and quick response is crucial

The majority of the course time is devoted to intense situational dialogue practice and listening response training, cultivating communication skills in noisy real-life environments.
Cultural elements are naturally integrated

when learning about "shopping", the concepts of "jin" and "liang" as well as bargaining skills are taught; in the "dining" module, sharing systems and table manners are introduced.
Integration of technological tools

The teaching content is closely integrated with the operational language of essential mobile applications in China, such as WeChat, Alipay, Gaode Map, and Didi.

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