Reviews


Experiencing Chinese Oral Course 3 Teaching Resources
Date Added: 09/12/2015 by Mel
If the disk system is updated for Windows 7 than it would worker better.
I had some problems when I wanted to add notes to the page....


40 LESSONS FOR BASIC CHINESE COURSE (second volume)
Date Added: 08/24/2015 by E. Ramírez
This is one excellent book to learn Chinese. I used the first volume while studying in Shanghai, now I am back in my country I wanted to buy this. I highly recommend this book. The shipping was fast en efficient....


New Chinese-English Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Second Edition)
Date Added: 08/06/2015 by Robert Baker
A good companion for the way to study TCM.


Meridians and Acupoints
Date Added: 08/06/2015 by Robert Baker
A thourough and detailed definition of each accupoint with it's therapeutic qualities elucidated.


Latest National Standards Chart of Acupuncture Points
Date Added: 08/06/2015 by Robert Baker
excellent


Leaf Vein Bookmark: Flower-and-bird Painting (One set with 6 bookmarks)
Date Added: 07/21/2015 by Batya Swift Yasgur
These bookmarks are exquisite! They bring beauty to the act of reading, and they make great gifts. They also arrived exactly on time and it's been a pleasure....


Practical Rhythmic Chinese (With 1 mp3)
Date Added: 07/06/2015 by Ya Lan Wen
Very useful to remember sentences thanks to the catchy tunes on the mp3 companion CD. A good support tool for learning Mandarin Chinese....


FLTRP Graded Readers 1A - Fallen in Love with China (with CD)
Date Added: 06/27/2015 by Shannon Du
I rarely write reviews, but I have to say that this particular series is very well done. The stories are engaging and often humorous, and the subject matter is varied....


Graded Chinese Reader 2: Selected Abridged Chinese Contemporary Short Stories (with MP3)
Date Added: 06/23/2015 by Sarah Henderson-Sharon
I bought the Graded Readers 2 and 3. Previously, I had read a few of the Chinese Breeze readers, but they have not yet published beyond level three and that had become too easy. There is quite a big difference between the two series. Chinese Breeze have the advantage of no pinyin, and their MP3 recordings come with slow and fast readings which is great if you want to read along. Graded Readers have pinyin, but a card to block it out is provided, and the MP3 track is read at a pretty fast pace. The thing that makes the Graded Reader series so good, though, is the fact that you are reading real stories rather than those written for language students. The stories are therefore much more interesting. As you would hope, there is plenty of vocabulary and grammar recycling built into the adaptations. If you want to read Chinese for pleasure, these books are great....


THE TEA ROAD
Date Added: 05/06/2015 by Edward Currie
Superb book about a subject little known in England. Interesting for both the general reader and specialist....