
Explore the Chinese upper beginner supplementary course, featuring animated topics, easy-to-follow lessons, and quizzes that add value beyond the core curriculum.
Learn fruit vocabulary in Chinese, discover how to say fruit, and reinforce with a picture quiz featuring apple, banana, pineapple, and strawberry.
Learn how to say common animals in Chinese, including pig, chicken, horse, lion, tiger, elephant, bear, seal, and rabbit, with a picture-based quiz to practice translating to Chinese.
Learn basic Chinese room vocabulary through a house tour, covering living room, dining room, bedroom, study room, office, and kitchen, followed by a quick picture-based Chinese quiz.
Explore common places outside the home in Chinese, such as supermarket, restaurant, gym, library, and shopping mall, through a picture quiz that reveals the answers after a moment.
Explore basic clothing vocabulary, including dress, skirt, suit, shorts, overcoat, socks, and shoes, with a picture quiz to reinforce learning.
Explore the top eight facial features in Chinese through a guided quiz. The instructor points to features, allows thinking time, and reveals answers, with a chance to repeat the lesson.
Introduce the topic of occupation and practice naming professions in Chinese. Identify occupations such as policemen, drivers, city lawyers, firefighters, chefs, singers, show girls, and actors, via a picture quiz.
Explore household furniture, from sofa chairs, bookshelf, wardrobe, desk lamp, stove hob, washing machine, vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, electric fan, to window curtains, with a picture quiz to reinforce recognition.
Chinese Upper Beginner Course is tailored for our existing students who have enrolled to our Chinese Beginner 1 (Everything in HSK 1), Chinese Beginner 2 (Everything in HSK 2), and Chinese Intermediate 3 (Everything in HSK 3). This course acts as a supplementary course for students between upper beginner to lower intermediate level to strengthen their knowledge. In this short course, students are able to learn more actual vocabulary, that are outside of HSK curriculum, based on topics.
The Course aims to teach words in a fun and simple way, with some class activities of quizzes at the end of most lessons.