
Join the sixth sequel of the fast class to master spoken Chinese quickly through mouth-to-mouth learning in an english-medium format, with six modular courses emphasizing pronunciation, tone, and real-life dialogue.
Explore traditional Chinese patriarchy, foot binding, and arranged marriages, and trace women's evolving status toward education, work, and sexual liberation after new China and the open-door reforms.
Explore how reform and open door policy influenced private enterprise and gender equality, highlighting unequal pay, male chauvinism, and the evolving roles of women's incomes, housework, and childcare.
Explore gender equality and women's social status in traditional Chinese society, including foot binding, arranged marriages, education, and shifts after the reform and open-door policy toward freedom of love.
Practice spoken Chinese through lesson 35 dialogue 1 acting video, exploring dynamic dialogue and social scenes to sharpen fluency in this advanced 2 course.
Compare salaries of male soccer and female volleyball players to illuminate gender equality and market-driven pay, while highlighting national pride in team performance.
Practice dialogue 35 explores gender equality in sports through conversations about women's volleyball and men's soccer, salary dynamics, and audience interest.
Explore advanced spoken Chinese through lesson 35 dialogue 2 acting video, featuring practical dialogues and character interactions for fast, real-world language use.
Explores environmental protection in Beijing, addressing air and water pollution and energy crisis, promotes solar and wind energy and bicycling over cars to reduce emissions.
Explore Beijing's air and water pollution and learn solutions like solar and wind energy, cutting car use, and promoting riding bicycles and recycling.
Learn energy conservation and environmental protection by saving energy, reducing waste, recycling plastics and wood, using reusable bags and utensils, and choosing public transport to cut air pollution.
This dialogue emphasizes energy saving and environmental protection, urges students to turn off lights, reuse utensils, bring shopping bags, choose bicycles, and keep indoor temperatures moderate to reduce pollution.
Engages in a dramatic dialogue from lesson 36, focusing on acting technique and natural spoken Chinese through character interactions and conversation cues.
Explore how two Chinese generations approach money management, balancing savings and consumption, with debates over deposits, stocks, and real estate, and decisions about inheritance and grandchildren's tuition.
Explore money management and investment practice shaped by 80s–90s reforms, contrasting thrift and high consumption, with emphasis on deposits, stocks, and real estate to fund grandchildren's education.
Practice spoken Chinese through lesson 37 dialogue 1 acting video, exploring everyday scenes with family, home, mutual funds, and other dialogue contexts.
Compare stocks and real estate as investment options, considering Beijing price trends, per-square-meter costs, funds, and regulatory effects on potential profits.
Explore money management and investment practice through a dialogue about funds, stocks, and housing, weighing risks, price trends, and how to invest wisely.
practice advanced college spoken Chinese through lesson 37 dialogue 2 acting video, exploring dialogue play-acting and language use in a fast-class context.
Explore five thousand years of China's history, major dynasties, the Silk Road, Great Wall, and terra cotta warriors. Learn Confucius, Analects, benevolence, loyalty, and education shaping Chinese virtue.
Practice dialogue from lesson 38 introduces Confucius as a great thinker, exploring Confucian values of benevolence, loyalty, education, and the role of family and monarchy in Chinese history.
Engage in lesson 38 dialogue 1 acting video to practice spoken Chinese with teacher, focusing on dialogue and real-life conversation in an advanced class.
Examine the Tang and Song dynasties, noting their economic and cultural flourishing. Discover poets, Buddhism, and inventions like paper making, movable type printing, and the compass.
Explore Chinese history through dialogue practice, tracing major dynasties and the Song Dynasty's key inventions—paper making, the compass, printing, gunpowder, and steel—enhancing spoken Chinese skills.
Practice a dialogue in lesson 38 through an acting video from the college spoken chinese fast class advanced 2, focusing on spoken chinese dialogue delivery.
Explore an advanced college spoken Chinese dialogue about a returnee discussing why she works in China, multinational companies, high salaries, and dressing for a job interview.
Practice a high-stakes interview dialogue in China, where a returning overseas student discusses why she joined a multinational company, notes China's rapid economic growth, and highlights production and sales opportunities.
Practice spoken Chinese through lesson 39 dialogue 1 acting video, exploring show-style scenes, crime scene vocabulary, and references to terrorist acts.
practice a job interview in chinese, including answering why you want to join the company, discussing goals, strengths and weaknesses, and planning long-term work in china.
Practice advanced spoken Chinese in college, through lesson 39 dialogue 2 acting video, focusing on dialogue exchange and character portrayal to build fluency in complex conversations.
Practice dialogue 40 covers everyday spoken Chinese scenarios in Beijing, including greetings, introductions, travel plans, meeting an American friend, and discussing work in multinational contexts.
Engage with lesson 40 dialogue 1 acting video from the college spoken chinese fast class advanced 2, exploring teen value, questions, and conversational prompts such as phone calls.
Watch the lesson 40 dialogue 2 acting video to study advanced college spoken Chinese through dialogue, performance, and character interaction.
I am excited to announce to you that here comes the six sequel of College Spoken Chinese Fast Class: the quickest way of learning conversation Chinese. I am an award-winning professor of Chinese for 16 years at prestigious American colleges with two PhDs in Chinese and comparative language and literature. The quickest way of acquiring spoken language is the way we learned a language during our childhood: from mouth to mouth, without any written script. While without an explaining medium language, a baby has to figure out the meaning of the sentences from recurring situations, we, as adult learners, can even further enhance the speed by minimal, explaining medium language (here is English). The sequence of "College Spoken Chinese Series: The quickest way of learning conversational Chinese" has six courses. Each course takes you only 4 hours (30-40 minutes each day for the two dialogues of each lesson, you can finish the course in a week), the six courses will allow you to master spoken Chinese included in three year's college Chinese curriculum (without the written character requirement of course) in just 24 hours. You will be able to conduct conversation fluently in all realms of daily life, including greeting, family, time, hobbies, visit friends, make appointment, study Chinese, school life, go shopping, weather, traffic, dining, library, renting apartment, book air ticket, traveling, college students doing part-time jobs, Chinese georgraphy, environmental protection, Chinese and American festivals, health and living, the benefits and harm of computer age, children's education in China and in America, Chinese history, gender equality, etc. Not just random teaching of some key sentences in a situation, but full-body real-life conversation that encompasses exactly three year's college Chinese curriculum (based on the same range of vocabulary, grammar and situation dialogues)! This sequence can be for any new-learners of Chinese, but don't mistake it for just new learners! It is immeasurably valuable for those students who have already studied Chinese for years but need to make his pronunciation as accurate, his speech as fluent as native speakers through the teacher's all-talking head videos emphasizing the mouth shape of pronunciation, the correct tone and sentence cadence that you cannot acquire otherwise. This course is the sixth sequel, encompass topics such as gender equality, environmental protection and energy saving, money management and investment, Chinese history, job interviews, foreigners working in China, the content of which a college student has to learn in one full semester (without the written requirement), in five months.
Each dialogue is taught in three lectures. The first lecture will teach you the meaning of each phrase and sentence in the dialogue with the help of medium language---English, but the main emphasis is to lead you speak after me through the whole dialogue as soon as you understand them. During this lecture, you may glance at the printed out PDF of the text with its pinyin text for identifying the sound with my talk-head pronunciation, particularly students who have never studied pinyin and not familiar with Chinese pronunciation. In the second lecture, I will lead you to speak through the text again and ask you to answer questions about the text before I provide the correct answer. The third lecture is an acting video in which you can review your dialogue and speak after me again. I didn't put in pinyin subtitles in the talking head videos, because I think it will distract you from recalling the full sentence you speak after me, instead, you will just spell out the pinyin one by one mechanically, without being able to duplicate the full sentence language out of your memory when you speak after me. After the first lecture, you should not even look at the PDF while speaking after me, you should speak after me like a child learning his first language---from mouth to mouth, observing the mouth shape in pronunciation, imitate the pronunciation and tones as closely as possible, draw from memory the whole sentence structure after you heard it, on the spot. That is how you can maximize the speed of learn spoken language.
You will see after four hours, you are able to speak, with near native-speaker accuracy and fluency advanced level of Chinese that you have to learn in a whole semester, in five months in the classroom college Chinese curriculum (without written requirement of course).