
Learn advanced Mandarin Chinese in one month through an immersive college curriculum, featuring teacher-student interaction, vocabulary, grammar, and debate on social topics with interactive exercises.
This lecture teaches and practices the vocabulary and grammar of lesson 29 dialogue 1.
Imitate as closely as possible my pronunciation as you read after me
and memorize the sound, meaning and usage of vocabulary (not written
form yet), (you may pause the slide to ensure you memorize them) so that
in the very next page you can do oral exercises with these learned
vocabularies out of memory. Make sure do each oral exercise on your own
before I provide the correcting answer.
This lecture is on text practice: I will at first explain the text sentence by sentence, and then you will read the text after me twice, sentence by sentence, to ensure the accuracy of your pronunciation, for the third time just listen to my reading and answer question about the text (better not look at the text), and then listen to my correcting answer.
This is an acting video of lesson 29 dialogue 1. Enjoy, practice
listening comprehension with it, and you can also repeat after the
sentences.
Same approach of instruction and practice as the corresponding sections of description in lesson 29 dialogue 1.
Engage with lesson 30 dialogue 1 acting video from college Mandarin Chinese on your own advanced level 1 to practice Mandarin dialogue through a guided acting scenario.
Cover 30 vocabulary and grammar points, highlighting Chinese geography terms like the Yangtze River and Yellow River, coastal and inland contrasts, and start-to verb usage.
Watch an acting video dialogue that explores high quality education, community needs, and cross-border negotiator dynamics through door-to-door outreach to audiences.
Explore how China has greatly changed, from wider streets and more private cars to environmental pollution, demolished old houses, and a shift from state to private enterprises amid rising unemployment.
Practice modern Mandarin Chinese through a text on China's changes, urban life, and the shift from state to private enterprises, with topics like private cars, housing, pollution, and income disparity.
Practice Mandarin vocabulary and grammar by describing pictures and translating phrases, exploring tradition and modernity in architecture, food, and tourism.
Master vocabulary and grammar for health and lifestyle topics in Mandarin, covering exercise, nutrition, sleep, metabolism, disease prevention, and related translations and tests.
Explore essential vocabulary and grammar for health topics, including exercising daily, eating healthy, resting, and avoiding fast food to stay healthy, slim, and youthful.
Practice mandarin dialogue in lesson 34 by watching the acting video, enhancing performance and comprehension within the College Mandarin Chinese on your own advanced level 1 course.
College Mandarin Chinese on Your Own Advanced level 1 is a sequel to my three previously published, highly ranked courses: College Mandarin Chinese on Your Own Beginning Level and Intermediate Level 1 and 2. The beginning level of this sequence is ranked no. 1 in student review and sales in Chinese language category on Udemy, the largest paid online platform in the world. This course is the first half of advanced level Chinese, and allows you to learn in just one month a full semester's college Chinese curriculum at advanced level based on the same range of vocabulary, grammar, and discussion topics. As the other three courses, its design simulates to a great extent the teacher-student interaction in the classroom, such as found in oral exercises of answering questions, reading after the teacher, describing pictures, translation and grammar drill, etc. By using hundreds of entertaining pictures that immediately tests your application of learned language information after every slide, this course brings teaching, reviewing, testing and application of language into a quick succession simulating the cognitive mode of immersive learning of language. Therefore, it combines the benefits of classroom teaching, Rosetta Stone Chinese and online learning while avoiding their shortcomings. As the fourth sequel of language learning sequence (altogether five courses), it allows you to learn the discursive language of discussion and debate on social topics: such as whether college students should do part-time jobs, the comparison of children's education in China and in America, comparison of Chinese and American festivals, Chinese geography and tourist spots, the huge change of Chinese society since reform and open door policy, health, diet and physical exercises in China, etc. Through this course, you will learn advanced vocabulary and grammar for discussing popular social topics in China. The instructor is again me, Professor Hong Zeng, an awarding-winning professor of Chinese for 16 years at prestigious American liberal arts colleges and national universities. After this course, you will be fully ready to study advanced Chinese 2, the last course in this language sequence.