I'm using the BLCU HSK standard course, new practical chinese reader and integrated chinese textbook series concurrently. Integrated Chinese seems the best so far, but I really think using multiple textbooks is by far the best approach, and it probably doesn't matter that much - as long as the book has easy to use audio, useful texts/dialogues and doesn't get extremely bogged down in grammar, it should be fine.
You are right about the fact that the Chinese textbooks published in China are not that interesting. Just open up any Chinese learning textbook published in US and UK and one can tell the difference. Moreover, they are coming from their native point of view, making learning overwhelming especially for beginners whose mother tongue is linguistically distant from Chinese. So if you are really going to publish a book about learning Chinese to learners who speak English, then I suggest you take reference from books published outside of China as well. Other factors to consider include the varying learning needs of learners residing and working In different countries and regions.
Right finished “Road to Success 2” provided by the Confucius Institute. It got also the Beijing Language ... label. Additionally I try to learn every day the lessons of my language calendar. And of course watching RUclips videos such like yours to improve listening skills or learning methods. :)
Very interesting video to peek into what is sold in China to learn the language! I love textbook reviews. I find Integrated Chinese awesome cause it has tons of audio & teaches you read characters. I plan to buy more books from them and possibly join Chinese Podcast once I reach a B1-2 reading/listening level. I don't use apps but since I teach English I love telling my students about them. I don't worry about speaking, that'll come in a couple of years from now
Compared with English, the grammar of Chinese and English is 95% similar. The key is that Chinese words does not need variation in tense. We only need to add words such as "已经（already), 了（already done )" to the sentence without changing the words into different words tense. So chinese is much easy than english !
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Man, your videos are super underrated and you've provided me with more helpful tips than I've found from videos with millions of likes and shares.
Thank you my man. Appreciate the feedback. more vids coming soon 🙂
I'm using the BLCU HSK standard course, new practical chinese reader and integrated chinese textbook series concurrently. Integrated Chinese seems the best so far, but I really think using multiple textbooks is by far the best approach, and it probably doesn't matter that much - as long as the book has easy to use audio, useful texts/dialogues and doesn't get extremely bogged down in grammar, it should be fine.
You are right about the fact that the Chinese textbooks published in China are not that interesting. Just open up any Chinese learning textbook published in US and UK and one can tell the difference. Moreover, they are coming from their native point of view, making learning overwhelming especially for beginners whose mother tongue is linguistically distant from Chinese.
So if you are really going to publish a book about learning Chinese to learners who speak English, then I suggest you take reference from books published outside of China as well.
Other factors to consider include the varying learning needs of learners residing and working In different countries and regions.
Your Chinese is very understandable. I wish all Chinese people would speak like you 👍😀
Thanks for uploading this video. Maybe i will never go to China, but it feels like i am there, Thanks to you. ❤
Just wanna say thank you sir , very direct, very clear , very concise, very humble , very helpful ! Carry on plz
Excellent mandarin, well done sir. Thanks for the textbook tips for me, a self-learner!
Thank you Sir. Glad it was useful for you
Very helpful! Looking to learn on my own *fingers crossed* and I wanted to find something that would help teach me the stroke order for words.
太感谢了。Excellent bookstore, great content. Thanks for sharing 😃🇨🇴👍
Gracias Hermano. Glad it was useful!
Your vidoes are very simple understandable and helpful ..please upload new vidoes,,,🙏
Could you take some video lessons on Chinese interpretation of translation practice ?! It would be great
Any chance of anymore videos? Your videos are some of the best ones for learning Chinese.
Thank you for the compliment. I'm back now and will be posting again soon
@@ChineseIsEasy Brilliant! Look forward to seeing your videos.
What textbook are you studying right now? What's the best book you've come across?
Right finished “Road to Success 2” provided by the Confucius Institute. It got also the Beijing Language ... label. Additionally I try to learn every day the lessons of my language calendar. And of course watching RUclips videos such like yours to improve listening skills or learning methods. :)
Very interesting video to peek into what is sold in China to learn the language! I love textbook reviews. I find Integrated Chinese awesome cause it has tons of audio & teaches you read characters. I plan to buy more books from them and possibly join Chinese Podcast once I reach a B1-2 reading/listening level. I don't use apps but since I teach English I love telling my students about them. I don't worry about speaking, that'll come in a couple of years from now
Developing Chinese, and HSK books.
please recommend me some books for HSK4 & HSK5 exam,please.
The Integrated series 4th editions they are the best textbooks in my oppion.
Glad to see youre back :D just found your channel, i really enjoy the content 👏
Compared with English, the grammar of Chinese and English is 95% similar. The key is that Chinese words does not need variation in tense. We only need to add words such as "已经（already), 了（already done )" to the sentence without changing the words into different words tense. So chinese is much easy than english !
I agree with you Sir!
Great vid! I'll try to pick up some of these :-)
Hi!! Can you recommend online pdf format books that may come in handy in learning chinese basics?
My university has issued us Encounters Chinese Language and Culture (A Yale CIPG Program)
Any good?
Very helpful! 谢谢
不客氣。Glad it was useful
Useful video :)
Can you please tell me Where is that bookshop?
Does anyone know if Purple Culture is a legitimate company.
They are apparently based in Hong Kong
Not sure, I'm afriad
Please put pinyan also
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childrens books are probably not very economical.
我是中国人和我要你知道 你的中文话不真的很流利。