CHINESE
LEARNING LIBRARY: Flexible Personalized Curriculum
Enhance your
Chinese Learning program with our develop curriculum or have us
put together a curriculum fits exactly to your needs. Our Chinese
Learning Library is designed to enhance your Chinese learning
experience through unique and flexible materials that you want.
You can adopt our existing materials to complement your existing
curriculum or have us help you develop your own. Our professional
developers will consult your specific needs and work closely with
you to put together your desired materials exactly as you want it
to be. We will also test in details and modify it to your
satisfaction. All of these curriculums will only work with the PCE products.
Please contact us
at (214) 739-7033 or at linguist@techville.com to request a FREE sample CD, Consult on
developing your own curriculum, or inquire more about our Chinese
Learning Library.
Enhance your
Chinese Learning Curriculum with our existing materials part as
follows:
| 1. Chinese Nursery Rhymes
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Every culture of the world has its own unique
traditions. The Chinese Culture has been known as one of the
world’s most vibrant and influential cultures in the world.
The Chinese Nursery Rhymes are one of most famous traditions
that have been passed down from generations to generations.
Like most nursery rhymes in any other cultures, the Chinese
Nursery Rhymes are composed of traditional songs or poems
that are taught to young children to encourage and help them
to develop their vocabularies and many other early
development skills.
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2. Hundred Family Surnames (3
Volumes)
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The hundred
Chinese Last Names originated from a classic list that was
compiled by the order of a Chinese Emperor in the Song
dynasty. The list originally contained 411 common ancient
surnames arranged in rhyming 8 characters lines. Since then,
these names have expanded to about 800 names and are used by
the 90% of the Chinese population in the world today. Like
many cultures, Chinese last names are passed down from
generations to generations. Children would bear the
surnames of their fathers and women would adopt the last
names of their husbands once they get married. The Chinese
surnames are significant and are often seen as a
representation of a family’s pride in its history.
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3.
Three Character Classic (3 Volumes)
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The
Three-Character Classic is composed of classic Chinese
literatures that were written during the 13th century Song dynasty. These texts are credited to the two
well known scholars of its time Wang Ying-Lin and Ou Shi-Zi.
The Three Character Classic reflects the popular Confucian
teachings and was often used to formally educate young
children. The composition of these literatures is a short
three-character per line patter for easy memorization and
through these texts, people learned and adopted
vocabularies, grammars, historical accounts, and Confucian
ideals and moralities that are important during that period
of Chinese history.
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4.
Thousand Character Classic (3 Volumes)
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The
Thousand Character Classic is a classic poem that consists
of exactly one thousand unique characters. This classic
work was composed by Wang ZhiXi, one of the best
calligraphers in China at the order of Emperor Wu of the
Liang Dynasty to help his prince practice and learn
calligraphy. The poem is normally sung and is commonly used
to educate young children who are learning Chinese
Characters. The Thousand Character Classic has since been a
major influence in not only Chinese calligraphies, but also
writing styles of many other East Asian countries, such as
Korea and Japan.
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5. Counting ( 2 Volumes) and
Unit Measures (1 Volume)
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The Chinese
and the Western number systems are very similar, yet there
are a few difference in format and “measure words.” Once you
learn the basic numbers from one to ten, you can literally
count up to almost one hundred. In the Chinese culture,
children are often taught to use their fingers and the
abacus to help them learn to count. The Chinese numeral
system is fairly easy and straightforward. Learning how to
count will be a very useful resource to students who are
learning the Chinese Language and Culture.
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6. Bible Series
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Books of
Bible:
- The
Book of Psalms
- The
Book of Proverbs
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