Chinese Reading and Writing 3

Enhanced Edition

Chinese Reading and Writing 3 teaches 50 new Chinese characters and their combinations, which are all frequently used in Chinese texts.

The exercise sections of the book include 242 sentences, 13 conversations and 6 narratives. Comparing to the previous two books, the readings are visibly longer, especially the one in Review 3, covering nearly the entire page. 

This extensive training will build up students’ ability of knowing where to draw word boundaries in a given Chinese text. This ability is essential and a prerequisite for correctly understanding the meanings of any given characters.

On completing this book, students will have learned 170 Chinese characters, hundreds of words and combinations, very useful grammar points. They will reach a new level on their abilities to read and write Chinese, and appreciate the fact that words are at the centre of their Chinese study.

This book includes:

• Five Lesson Chapters: Lesson 11 to Lesson 15
• One Review Chapter: Review 3
• Book 1-3 Total Character Count
• Stroke Order Chart

Each lesson starts with ten new Chinese characters, followed by words and combinations. Plenty of illustrations are provided to show how to use these characters in Chinese texts. 

The review section of the book gives opportunities for students to consolidate the learnings. 

The stroke order chart at the end of the book is for quick references.

Special Features:

• Scan QR codes inside the pages to watch supporting online Chinese lessons
• Support the use of Chinese Learning Pen for high quality audio output

21 online video lessons are available for this book, allowing students to study Chinese wherever they are. 

These online lessons teach how to read and write characters, their meanings, words, and give clear explanations for important grammar points. These online lessons can be accessed by scanning the QR codes imbedded on the pages.  

This book is also supported by Chinese Learning Pen, which is the perfect tool for students to associate the form of a character with its readings, and for them to improve their Chinese pronunciations quickly.