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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 224 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, numerous spot illus
  • Sērija : Asian Studies Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Aug-2003
  • Izdevniecība: Columbia University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0231125550
  • ISBN-13: 9780231125550
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 224 pages, height x width: 279x216 mm, numerous spot illus
  • Sērija : Asian Studies Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Aug-2003
  • Izdevniecība: Columbia University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0231125550
  • ISBN-13: 9780231125550
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This first-of-its-kind, two-volume primer is addressed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing number of Chinese language students who were raised in the United States in Chinese-speaking homes and can speak the language but who cannot read or write it. The book's lessons and exercises build upon the cultural knowledge of these "advanced beginners" in order to facilitate full language acquisition.

As a culture-based primer, this text takes an unusual and innovative approach, with lessons organized around readings on Chinese history, culture, geography, literature, folktales and mythology, customs, and cuisine. The focus, therefore, is not on sentence grammar, but rather on reading strategies and on "discourse grammar," a new, more authentic approach to the study of languages.

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This first-of-its-kind, two-volume primer is addressed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing number of Chinese language students who were raised in the United States in Chinese-speaking homes and can speak the language but who cannot read or write it. The book's lessons and exercises build upon the cultural knowledge of these "advanced beginners" in order to facilitate full language acquisition. As a culture-based primer, this text takes an unusual and innovative approach, with lessons organized around readings on Chinese history, culture, geography, literature, folktales and mythology, customs, and cuisine. The focus, therefore, is not on sentence grammar, but rather on reading strategies and on "discourse grammar," a new, more authentic approach to the study of languages.
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xv
List of Abbreviations
xvii
Introduction: The Basics of Pronunciation and Characters xix
Chinese Names
1(20)
Vocabulary
2(4)
Text
6(1)
Reading Skills
7(1)
Dialogue
8(2)
Grammatical Points
10(3)
Topic-Comment Sentence
10(1)
Fixed Adverbs:
10(1)
Question Particles:
10(1)
Modifier Particle:
11(2)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
13(2)
Exercises
15(5)
Pronunciation
15(1)
Chinese Characters
15(2)
Vocabulary Practice
17(1)
Grammar
17(1)
Writing
18(1)
Reading Comprehension
18(2)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Expressions Used in Class
20(1)
Chinese Families
21(18)
Vocabulary
22(4)
Text
26(1)
Reading Skills
27(1)
Dialogues
28(2)
Grammatical Points
30(2)
Numbers
30(1)
Measure Words
30(1)
Noun Phrases
31(1)
Coverbs
31(1)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
32(1)
Exercises
33(5)
Pronunciation
33(1)
Chinese Characters
33(1)
Vocabulary Practice
34(1)
Grammar
35(1)
Comprehensive Exercises
36(1)
Oral Exercise
37(1)
Writing
37(1)
Reading Comprehension
37(1)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Money
38(1)
China: The North and the South
39(18)
Vocabulary
40(3)
Text
43(1)
Reading Skills
44(1)
Dialogue
45(2)
Grammatical Points
47(3)
Place Words
47(1)
Type of Place Words
47(1)
Use of Place Words
48(2)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
50(1)
Exercises
51(5)
Pronunciation
51(1)
Chinese Characters
51(1)
Vocabulary Practice
52(1)
Grammar
53(1)
Oral Exercise
54(1)
Writing
54(1)
Reading Comprehension
54(2)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Locations
56(1)
The Ten Suns
57(24)
Vocabulary
58(3)
Text
61(2)
Reading Skills
63(1)
Dialogues
64(2)
Grammatical Points
66(4)
The Functions of le
66(1)
Sentence-Final le (Sentence-le)
66(1)
Verb Suffix le (Verb-le)
66(1)
Combination of Verb-le and Sentence-le
67(1)
Time Elapsed Without Doing Something
67(1)
Situations When V-le Is Not Used
68(2)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
70(3)
Exercises
73(6)
Pronunciation and Characters
73(1)
Vocabulary Practice
74(1)
Grammar
75(1)
Comprehensive Exercises
76(1)
Writing
77(1)
Reading Comprehension
78(1)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Time
79(2)
Heaven and Earth
81(18)
Vocabulary
82(2)
Text
84(2)
Reading Skills
86(2)
Dialogue
88(1)
Grammatical Points
89(3)
The Use of le in Discourse
89(1)
Action Verb and Complements of Result
90(1)
Actual Type
90(1)
Potential Type
91(1)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage Exercises
92(6)
Pronunciation and Characters
93(1)
Vocabulary and Grammar
94(1)
Comprehensive Exercises
95(1)
Oral Exercise
96(1)
Writing
96(1)
Reading Comprehension
96(2)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Weather
98(1)
The Story of Chinese Idioms
99(20)
Vocabulary
100(3)
Text
103(2)
Reading Skills
105(2)
Dialogue
107(1)
Grammatical Points
108(1)
The Particle
108(1)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
109(2)
Exercises
111(6)
Pronunciation
111(1)
Chinese Characters
111(1)
Vocabulary Practice
112(2)
Grammar
114(1)
Writing
114(1)
Reading Comprehension
114(3)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Commonly Used Measure Words
117(2)
The Great Wall
119(26)
Vocabulary
120(3)
Text
123(3)
Reading Skills
126(2)
Dialogue
128(2)
Grammatical Points
130(2)
Directional Complement (DC)
130(1)
Actual Type of DC
130(1)
Potential Type of DC
131(1)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
132(2)
Exercises
134(8)
Pronunciation
134(1)
Chinese Characters
134(1)
Vocabulary Practice
135(1)
Grammar
136(2)
Comprehensive Exercises
138(1)
Writing
139(1)
Reading Comprehension
139(3)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Travel
142(3)
Li Bai Learns A Lesson
145(22)
Vocabulary
146(3)
Text
149(2)
Reading Skills
151(2)
Dialogues
153(2)
Grammatical Points
155(2)
Sentence Pattern Using ``ba''
155(1)
When and Why a Speaker Uses the Construction
155(2)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
157(2)
Exercises
159(5)
Pronunciation
159(1)
Chinese Characters
159(1)
Vocabulary and Grammar
160(1)
Comprehensive Exercises
161(1)
Writing
162(1)
Reading Comprehension
162(1)
Oral Exercise
163(1)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Campus Life
164(3)
Shen Nong and Chinese Medicine
167(16)
Vocabulary
168(3)
Text
171(2)
Reading Skills
173(1)
Dialogue
174(1)
Grammatical Points
175(2)
Sequencing in Chinese Narrative Discourse
175(1)
Succession of Events and Situations
175(1)
Simultaneity
176(1)
Overlap
176(1)
Aspect Marker ``guo''
176(1)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
177(1)
Exercises
178(4)
Pronunciation and Characters
178(1)
Grammar and Vocabulary
179(1)
Oral Exercises
180(1)
Writing
180(1)
Reading Comprehension
180(2)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Asking for Directions
182(1)
Chinese Food
183(22)
Vocabulary
184(4)
Text
188(2)
Reading Skills
190(1)
Dialogue
191(2)
Grammatical Points
193(2)
The ``shi......de'' Construction
193(2)
Sentence Patterns and Word Usage
195(2)
Exercises
197(7)
Pronunciation
197(1)
Chinese Characters
197(1)
Vocabulary Practice
198(1)
Grammar
199(1)
Oral Exercises
200(1)
Writing
201(1)
Reading Comprehension
201(3)
Words and Expressions on Specific Topics: Shopping
204(1)
Appendix I A Brief History of the Creation of Chinese Characters and the Evolution of the Chinese Writing System
205(4)
Appendix II Comprehensive Vocabulary List
209(40)
English-Chinese
209(20)
Chinese-English
229(20)
Appendix III Character Stroke Order
249


Duanduan Li is a lecturer of Chinese, and currently director of the Chinese Language Program at Columbia University. Irene Liu was director of the Chinese Language Program at Columbia University. Lening Liu is a senior lecturer of Chinese in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University. Hailong Wang is a lecturer of Chinese in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University. Zhirong Wang is a lecturer of Chinese in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University. Yanping Xie, a speech and language pathologist, was a lecturer of Chinese in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University.