
Master listening, reading, speaking, and writing for intermediate learners to handle daily business communication and exam preparation.
Practice reading bus route signage in Chinese, interpreting characters without English, in the BCT reading section with 50 questions in 60 minutes, choosing the single correct answer.
Learn how to handle changing your phone number by informing friends with a clear message and sharing your new contact details. Avoid calling the old number.
Practice reading job offers in Chinese, answer multiple-choice questions, and build reading comprehension and pronunciation through examples and free training for job seekers.
Learn how to transfer a restaurant in a business Chinese context, including transfer feasibility, face-to-face price negotiation, location considerations, floor area, and transfer fees.
Master how to send a business meeting email, including choosing the recipient, writing a clear subject, attaching documents, and scheduling the meeting.
Explore bank telephone transactions, showing how customers use phone banking to perform transfers, payments, and foreign currency transactions without internet, and understand related bank services.
Explore China's trading partners and how the European Union, Japan, and Korea shape trade patterns, shares, and distribution.
Explore how to read milk product labels and store milk safely, including refrigeration after opening for two days and using heat to kill germs.
Practice daily work schedule reading comprehension in a business Chinese context, covering budgets, contracts, audience sessions, and private versus public affairs.
Explore website information on an online shopping platform, navigating product categories from home appliances to makeup, digital merchandise, and toys. Learn how ads, kanban, and shopping flows influence user choices.
Explore how China's automobile market booms, with sales tripling over two decades and fierce price competition. Analyze how supply and demand dynamics, warehouse stocks, and model pricing shape brand strategies.
Build business chinese vocabulary while exploring the automobile market observation and related market trends. Analyze promotions, leadership themes, and sales dynamics amid stock market shifts in the car industry.
Explore the essentials of business quotation letters and offer letters, including contract formats, payment methods, letter of credit usage, and basic shipping terms.
Examine the personal income tax system through a business Chinese reading, highlighting progressive taxation and the roles of Beijing local tax bureaus and national revenue agencies.
Learn to reply to business inquiries with a clear letter-format response, presenting fabric supply options and highlighting quality.
Explore office rental information and learn to read rent details and area measurements, interpreting building features from CBD to high-rise areas.
Learn how China's trademark law protects brands as intangible assets, from registration and international treaties to renewal and enforcement across borders.
Explore the essentials of a sales contract, including delivery obligations, payment terms, insurance, breach consequences, and arbitration to resolve disputes between buyer and seller.
Explore the essentials of a sales contract, including contract provisions, indemnity, force majeure, and arbitration, with emphasis on reading and negotiating terms in a business chinese context.
BCT, as a test series, consists of three independent tests: BCT (A), BCT (B) and BCT (oral). BCT (A), which is oriented towards beginners, is designed to examine test takers’ ability to communicate in Chinese in daily life and during basic business activities. BCT (B), which is oriented towards intermediate and advanced learners, is designed to examine test takers’ ability to communicate in Chinese during complex business activities. BCT (oral), which is oriented towards learners of all levels, adopts the form of a computer-based test as well as personalized and targeted questions to examine test takers’ ability to complete various communicative tasks by using spoken Chinese.
This course is based on sample paper, mock papers but with detail explanations based on our 22 years' mandarin teaching experience, using our unique Vocabulary Builder with the Best English translation possible. This course will help learners to evaluate and improve their business Chinese competence.
This course will focus more on business Chinese contents reading, which is the core of language, especially the Chinese.