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You may know that the news about new HSK system (referred to as HSK 3.0) have been wildly spread since last year. On March 31, 2021, China's Ministry of Education announced the official standards. The official document has 260 pages. We have looked through it and made this video to summarize the info for you. All these changes will go into effect on July 1, 2021.

2021 New HSK System Changes and Updates (Q&A)

1. When will the new HSK standards go into effect?

The new standards will take effect on July 1st, 2021.

2. What does this standard have to do with the current HSK system?

The new HSK standards divides Chinese proficiency levels into 3 different stages: "Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced". Each stage has 3 different levels. Thus, there will be 9 HSK levels in total. Simply put, it is getting more difficult!

3. How is it getting more difficult?

In those new standards, you need to know 300 Chinese characters for level 1, and 600 Chinese characters for level 2. In current HSK test syllabus, HSK Level 1 and 2 don't require you to know Chinese characters. Besides, the number of vocabulary words in new HSK standards has also increased. Previously, HSK Level 1 only requires you to know 150 vocabulary words, HSK level 2 requires you to know 300 vocabulary words, and HSK level 3 requires you to know 600 vocabulary words. However, in this new standard, you need to know 500 vocabulary words for new HSK level 1. That is to say, even if you've passed the HSK level 3 test, you might only be at level 1 based on this new standard. Level 2 of the new standards is the equivalent of HSK level 4. Level 3 of the new standards is the equivalent of HSK level 5.

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There's a mobile app for just about everything, so it's not surprising that there are so many for learning Chinese. They are an awesome addition to your learning toolbox, along with Chinese TV shows, movies and Chinese songs.

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Are you ready to learn Chinese fast? Check out these popular Chinese language apps that you can download for free and use anywhere.

Top Mobile Apps To Help You Learn Chinese For Free

Most Chinese learning apps are powered by Spaced Repetition System (SRS). This is an algorithm that intelligently schedules Chinese characters to be reviewed at the most efficient time possible: just before you forget them.

Studies say SRS increases memory retention which makes learning a foreign language faster. Now that you know what SRS is, check out the best apps to learn Chinese for free!

Using Lingbe, y ou can call other Chinese learners (totally free) or native Chinese speakers (pay only US$5 for 1 hour of conversation) to practice your Chinese. Lingbe is fast, low cost and anonymous.

Anki is an app that uses SRS. You can download pre-made flashcards or make your own. You can then grade how well you know the card: "Hard", "Good" or "Easy". But the best thing about Anki is it's open-source and easy to customize. Rich, CEO of China Admissions personally uses Lingbe.

Duolingo helps you learn Chinese through interactive games and bite-sized lessons. For beginners, you start with lessons such as greetings, number, names etc. Advanced learners need to take a placement test.

Memrise is a flashcard app that helps you memorize Chinese characters by using mnemonics and SRS. You will choose your own course and study it, after which, Memrise quizzes you on them using fun games where you get badges and virtual rewards.

Like Anki and Memrise, Skritter uses SRS but what's unique about this app is it has a smooth on-screen handwriting feature that you can use to actively recall how to write Chinese characters wherever you are.

Hello Chinese features mini lessons delivered through fun games. You can use their handwriting tool to practice writing characters. If you would like to speak conversational Chinese fast, this app has many listening exercises and a speech recognition tool to help with your pronunciation.

ChineseSkill is the only app that follows a curriculum designed by veteran Chinese teachers from Peking University, the best university in China. This app features automatic speech assessment, character handwriting and pinyin tone animation.

Using the apps here, you can create a learning plan to help you advance your Chinese level, or maintain your current one.

Read our strategies on how to self-study Chinese successfully.

Also check out the list of the best books about China and learning Chinese here.

More Tips To Learn Chinese!

Check out Zhongwen Chinese Popup Dictionary.

It's a google chrome extension you can download. Any Chinese character you come across you can just hover your mouse over it to see the meaning. This literally saves you so much time instead of constantly copying and pasting into google translate!

Aside from downloading apps, one of the best ways to learn Chinese is to enroll in an online Chinese Language course.

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Chinese Slang 😎 41 Sick Ways To Speak Like A Native in 2021

Most spoken Chinese slang comes from different dialects.
Depending on where you're learning Chinese, your accent will most probably change to use the local slang if you're speaking and hanging out with the locals.
Whether in Beijing, Shanghai or Taiwan - all dialects are very different.

So without beating around the bush, let's dive straight into the good stuff and teach you the (most up to date and best) Chinese slang you NEED to know!

Internet Slang
One thing Chinese slang has in common throughout the entirety of China is the use of Chinese slang on the internet.
If you're using Chinese social media websites (which by the way is a great way to immerse yourself into Chinese culture, get Chinese friends and learn Chinese) such as Weibo, Douyin or QQ, then you may be a bit confused initially by the amount of colloquialisms used.

The amount of numbers that float around with apparently no meaning in comments is clear from the beginning. We'll come to this shortly!

Also, you will see a large amount of random capital letters amongst the Chinese Characters that also appear to have no meaning.

Actually, all of these colloquial expressions of numbers and letters all have a very specific meaning and all have a (somewhat) logical origin.

You'll discover some of these as you read on...

光想青年 (guāng xiǎng qīngnián)

This internet slang refers to young people who proclaim to have many ideas and or many intentions to do things.
However, when it comes down to it they end up just procrastinating and not putting any of them into practice.
For example someone who always says that they want to improve their Chinese and will sign up for online classes but then they never actually get round to doing it.

绿茶婊 (lǜchá biǎo)

Green tea bitch is an internet slang term used to describe a girl who appears to be innocent and charming....
But in fact the girl is only faking this and is actually calculating and manipulative. It's unclear why exactly the term "green tea" was used. Some people think it's because many green tea commercials use innocent looking female models to represent the "purity" of green tea.
宅 (zhái)

The word 宅 (zhái) means residence or house but has now become slang to refer to someone who is a bit antisocial.

宅 basically describes someone who enjoys just hanging out at home or who will refuse invitations to go out and prefer prefers to stay at home.

小鲜肉 (xiǎo xiān ròu)

This phrase literally translates to "little fresh meat" which perhaps sounds like something you'd order off the menu at a Chinese hotpot restaurant.
However, this is actually used to describe young, cute, handsome and innocent looking male celebrities, or "male idols" as they're often called.
They are normally between the ages of of 12 and 25.

Recent beauty standards in China has led to boys with more feminine and androgynous looks being regarded as the most handsome.

Originally, it was used on celebrities such as popular K-Pop stars, but now it can refer to ordinary guys as well, as long as they fit the criteria.

比心 (bǐxīn)

If you follow any Chinese celebrities on social media we guarantee that you will have seen them posing with a 比心 (bǐxīn).
This slang means to form a finger heart which is a gesture in which a person forms a heart shape using their fingers.

This pose overtook Chinese social media a while back, you can think of it as the new peace sign which you always used to see Chinese people making.

一起爬山吗? (yìqǐ páshān mɑ?)

Now we have quite a funny slang that became a super popular meme in 2020.

The Chinese 一起爬山吗 (yìqǐ páshān mɑ?) seems simply like the innocuous question "Want to go on a hike?", however it actually has much darker undertones.
What the phrase has actually come to mean is that it's a "death invitation" or 死亡邀约 (sǐwáng yāoyuē). It comes from the 2020 hit drama The Bad Kids where the opening scene of the first episode is of one of the main characters pushing his in-laws off a cliff (ouch).
After the series went viral memes with the caption 一起爬山吗? (yìqǐ páshān mɑ?) started popping up all over Chinese social media.

凡尔赛文学 (fáněrsài wénxué)

You might already be familiar with the word 凡尔赛 (fáněrsài) as the transliteration of the French palace Versailles. Added to this is 文学 (wénxué) meaning literature but no this slang isn't talking about Versaille literature.

Instead it's a term used to describe "the humble brag" it refers to people who flaunt their wealth or or success in a subtle way.
It comes from the Japanese manga series "The Rose of Versailles" a story about the lavish lifestyle or Marie Antoinette who famously said "let them eat cake".

柠檬精 (nínɡménɡ jīnɡ)

This Chinese slang phrase can be broken down into two parts:

柠檬 (nínɡménɡ) which means lemon.

精 (jīnɡ) which means genie or spirit.

Hmmm so what on earth could "lemon genie" be a slang term for?

Well it refers to people who enjoy criticising others because they are jealous of their success, happiness, relationship etc.

我太难了 (wǒ tài nán le)

A phrase that became very popular in 2019 我太难了 (wǒ tài nán le) means "my life is really hard".
The term originated on a Chinese video-sharing app where the celebrity Brother Giao talked about how much pressure he was under having to meet a lot of deadlines etc. and said 我太难了 (wǒ tài nán le).
The video went viral and Chinese netizens created some very funny animated emojis, some people also switch the 难 for "南" (meaning "south") to make it even more amusing (as in things are going south).

你行你上 (nǐ xíng nǐ shàng)

This slang literally means "you can you up".

In fact, sometimes you will also see it posted in English this way rather than Chinese.

The phrase originated during an argument between Chinese basketball fans and means "If you can do it, then get up and do it".

Chinese Slang Using Numbers

Many Chinese numbers sound very similar to how another character may sound, therefore mimicking the meaning.
Chinese people can be very creative in this way when they create new colloquial expressions.
This is especially true in the form of internet slang with numbers!

On that note, it's a good idea for us to learn the numbers in Chinese.
Don't worry it's super quick and simple...
666

Probably the most common phrase found in the internet slang world in China, the colloquialism 666 (liùliùliù) comes from 牛牛牛 (niuniuniu) meaning awesome, excellent, great etc.
It definitely doesn't have anything to do with the English meaning of this slang term which is often related to the Devil.
When using colloquial Chinese slang, you will also hear younger people using street slang saying this.

This can also be represented by holding your hand up to represent the number 6 in Chinese counting number language and waving it around.

520

Probably the second most common phrase you will see on internet slang or hear as street slang, especially around the date 5/20. (20th May). This date is Chinese internet Valentine's Day.

This is due to the fact that 520 (wǔ'èrlíng) represents 我爱你 which is Chinese for "I love you"

995

995 (jiǔ jiǔ wǔ) stands for 救救我 (jiù jiù wǒ) meaning 'Help me!'
Not sure why you would need to use this one on internet slang or street slang, but it a common colloquial expression used in Chinese slang - perhaps sometimes used in an amusing or ironic way.

748

This in pinyin is qīsìbā. This represents 去死吧 (qùsǐba).

This is pretty much a translation for " Go to hell ", "Get lost", or, more literally "Go die!".

88

"Bye bye" in Chinese also means the same as in English, goodbye.

88 (bābā) sounds like the same Chinese equivalent for 'Bye Bye'. So, when ending that conversation impress your mates with saying '88'.

233

233 represents the sound of laughter.

The pinyin is èr sān sān which is similar to the 哈哈哈 (used as 'lol') which sounds like ' hā hā hā '.

555

Like how 233 represents the sound of laughter 555 (wǔwǔwǔ) represents the sound of crying.

This comes from the characters 呜呜呜 (wūwūwū), which you have to admit does sound a lot like someone crying!

484

484 (sìbāsì) is similar to the 是不是 (shì búshì) meaning yes or no.

530

The pinyin for this one is wǔsānlíng which sounds like the Chinese for "I miss you" which is 我想你 (wǒ xiǎng nǐ).

1314

You'll usually see 1314 (yīsānyīsì) after a phrase such as I love or even the slang 520, can you guess what it means?

It comes from the Chinese 一生一世 (yīshēng yīshì) which means "forver".

4242

Say this one aloud (sìèrsìèr) and you might be able to tell what it is.

This one represents saying "Yes" which in Chinese can be 是啊是啊 (shìa shìa).

7456

This Chinese number slang means "I'm angry", 756 (qīsìwǔliù) represents the phrase 气死我了 (qìsǐ wǒle).

918

Now this one you will see a lot whenever someone is sending encouraging thoughts. 918 (jiǔyāobā) represents the phrase 加油吧 (jiāyóu ba) which means "good luck" or "come on!".

Fun fact 加油 (jiāyóu) literally means to "add oil" and can also be used to mean refuel.

514

The pinyin for this one is wǔyāosì which sounds like you're saying 我要死 (wǒ yào sǐ) which means "I want to die". Yes, this may seem a little over dramatic, but hey that's the world of Chinese netizens after all!

56

If someone sends a 56 your way prepare to be insulted as 56 (wǔliù) means "boring" or 无聊 (wúliáo) in Chinese.

996

This is an interesting one that relates to the long, hard working culture in China.

This is a fairly common concept in China (mainly in tech companies or startups) and for those of you not so keen on maths, that's 72 hours every working week, with just Sunday off to enjoy.

And guess what 996 workers generally like to do on a Sunday... yep you guessed it! Sleep 😴

250

Lastly on our list of Chinese slang that uses numbers we have 250 èrbǎiwǔ which means "idiot".

Unlike most of the other number slang phrases on our list this one doesn't represent a phrase that it sounds similar to. Instead 250 actually refers to an ancient Chinese saying for idiot.

Basically in ancient China they used a currency called 吊 diào and 1000 was a unit or "stack" of that currency.

So half a 吊 diào was a 半吊子 bàndiàozi or 500.
To show modesty scholars would say they were a 半吊子 bàndiàozi or "half a stack" to be self deprecating.
Then half of 500 is 250, so to not even be a half stack you really must be an idiot!

Chinese Slang Using Letters

We aren't finished there! Time to switch numbers for letters.

Here's our favourites with explanations.

TMD

This expression stands for 他妈的 (tāmāde) and should not be thrown around and is probably best used amongst friends only...
It's basically used as a way to express extreme annoyance, similar to saying 'F*ck you' in English.
We've got a load more featuring letters on our Chinese Swear Words blog we are sure you'll love also!

YYDS

YYDS is like the equivalent of GOAT in English, which stands for the greatest of all time.

It's an abbreviation of the Chinese 永远的神 (yǒnɡyuǎn de shén) which literally means "forever the God".

It originated when famous eSports player Shiny Ruo shouted Uzi 永远的神 (Uzi yǒnɡyuǎn de shén) to his idol Uzi, a retired Legend of League player.

CP粉

Here the CP stands for "couple" and 粉 means fan, so it literally translates to "couple fans".

This is basically the equivalent of "shippers" in English (you "ship" or support two people to be in a relationship), however CP粉 perhaps a little more intense.
You can "ship" both couples of opposite sex and couples of the same sex.

KSWL

Now KSWL is a rather unique slang which doesn't really exist in English.

It stands for 磕死我了kēsǐwǒle which is used to talk about a couple who are being so cute and sweet it's killing you.

It's mostly used by CP粉 (which we saw above) while they are watching their favourite couple in a Chinese drama etc.

HHH

A nice easy one next we have HHH which simply stands for 哈哈哈 ( hāhāhā) or the equivalent of LOL in Chinese.

U1S1

A combination of both letters and numbers this abbreviation stands for 有一说一 (yǒuyīshuōyī) which means "to be honest".

It's normally used at the beginning of sentence where you're going to be frank with someone.

XSW

This is similar to the English slang abbreviation ROFL (roll on the floor laughing).

XSWL stands for 笑死我了 (xiào sǐ wǒle) which basically means "I'm dying of laughter".

QSWL

Next we have QSWL which is pretty much the opposite to the slang above (XSWL).

It stands for 气死我了 (qì sǐ wǒle) which means I'm extremely annoyed/angry or more literally "you've angered me to death".

DBQ

To finish off we have another straight forward abbreviation DBQ which just means 对不起 (duìbùqǐ) the word for sorry in Chinese.

Chinese Slang About Society

These words and phrases will help you learn more about what is going on in China and what Chinese people are talking about.

We've chosen our favourite slang words and topics to share with you:

Left-Over Women 剩女 (shèngnǚ)

Left-over Women

Characters:
剩 (shèng) - to be left over
女(nǚ) - female

Meaning:
This word relates to the issue that Chinese girls don't get married as young as they did before. But the preconceptions still hold.
So if they aren't married by around the age of 28, people call them 'the left-over girls'.
This is a derogatory term for the girls who are usually very focused on their careers.

Left-Behind Children - 留守儿童 (liúshǒu értóng)

Characters:
留守 (Liúshǒu) - to stay behind to take care of things儿童 (értóng) - children

Meaning:
This word relates to the issue that many poor village people migrate to the factory towns far away from home
When doing this, they leave their children behind with grandparents or even on their own.
The problem is widely discussed in Chinese society, because there is sadly a high suicide rate amongst these so called "left behind" children.

Naked Marriage - 裸婚 (luǒhūn)

Naked Marriage

Meaning:
This is an interesting term because it originated from a girl who once said on social media that she would rather be crying in an expensive car than be happy on the back of a bike.

What she meant by this is that she was more concerned about the financial part of her future marriage than the actual love part. Since then the Chinese people have often discussed which one is more important.

Some people go for a naked marriage, which means that the boy hadn't yet bought an apartment or car - which are usually the requirements for marriage in China. The naked marriage is more about love and less about materialistic goods.
Geek/Nerd/Gamer 宅男/宅女 (zháinán/zháinǚ)

"Zhai Nan"

Meaning:
China has turned into an internet-addicted society and there is Wi-Fi wherever you go.

Chinese people are online most of the time and of course this comes with problems as well.

Internet-addiction is a huge issue (if you search it online, you'll find articles discussing how Chinese parents send their children to internet rehab camps - military style).

The term 宅男／宅女 literally means a person who spends all day and night at home watching TV shows, playing video games etc.

Singles Day - 光棍节 (guānggùn jié)

Single's Day

Characters:
光棍 (Guānggùn) - bachelor/single (or literally, bare stick)

节 (jié) - Festival

Meaning:
In contemporary China it is all about finding the one and only, being in a relationship, getting married and being safe and sound for the rest of your life.

Singles day is on the 11th of November every year because the date looks like four single people standing beside each other (11.11).

This day has become the biggest shopping event of the year - the Chinese go crazy on Taobao (Chinese EBay) and all the other shopping apps out there. There are a ton in China!
In the West it's some kind of equivalent to crying and eating chocolate on Valentine's Day and Black Friday Sales.

And speaking of that...

Eat Dirt - 吃土 (chī tǔ)

Singles Day in China

This final offering comes directly from Singles Day and mainly at Chinese who spent their whole months/years wages on 11/11.

After the biggest shopping day in the world is complete many Chiense are left with empty pockets and bank accounts.
So what are they left to eat?
Nothing, they can't afford it after all!

This is where the phrase to 吃土 了 comes from.

It's to make light of those who spent all their money, and is all they can afford until the next payday, is to eat dirt!

Chinese Slang - Conclusion

We could keep going on and on with these slang words and hot topics in contemporary Chinese society but for now, we'll let you take in all those examples!
Check them out and you'll learn so much more about what is going on in China at the moment! Feel free to post your favourite Chinese slang words in the comments below.

WANT MORE - How about checking out the best slang in Vietnamese and also the best slang in Korean!

See how it differs from slang in Chinese and your native language.

Chinese Slang - FAQ's

What is the meaning of YYDS?

YYDS is a new acronym in Chinese and is essentially the same as GOAT.
GOAT stands for Great Of All Time in English and YYDS stands for 永远的神 (yǒnɡyuǎn de shén) which literally means "forever the God".
It originated when famous eSports player Shiny Ruo shouted Uzi 永远的神 (Uzi yǒnɡyuǎn de shén) to his idol Uzi, a retired Legend of League player.

What is a "leftover woman"?

This word relates to the issue that Chinese girls don't get married as young as they did in the previous generations.

The preconceptions still hold and there is immense pressure to marry early in China. If you remain unmarried and single as young as 30, you are referred to as a leftover woman, or 剩女 (shèngnǚ) .

What is a 宅男／宅女?

This is a male or female who is addicted to being online and will never leave technology alone.

It is pronounced Zháinán/ Zháinǚ (male / female)

What is 11/11?

A huge day of discounted goods for Chinese to buy online know as Singles day.

It is on the 11th of November every year because the date looks like four single people standing beside each other (11.11).

What is LOL in Chinese?

Chinese use the number 233 or three letters HHH as LOL.
233 represents the sound of laughter in Chinese slang.

HHH simply represents ha ha ha ( 哈哈哈 hāhāhā).

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博雅汉语准中级加速篇 I （音频 MP3) 北京大学 Boya chińskie Quasi-Intermediate I（Audio MP3）, (Uniwersytet Pekiński)

博雅汉语准中级加速篇2 Boya Chinese Quasi-Intermediate Level II-2

博雅汉语准中级加速篇 II (音频 MP3) 北京大学 Boya chińskie Quasi-Intermediate II（Audio MP3）, (Uniwersytet Pekiński)

博雅汉语单元小结三课件 Boya Chinese- Review 1

博雅汉语准中级冲刺篇1 Boya Chinese Intermediate Level II-1

博雅汉语准中级冲刺篇2 Boya Chinese Intermediate Level II-2

博雅汉语准中级冲刺篇 I （音频 MP3) 北京大学 Boya chińskie Intermediate I（Audio MP3）, (Uniwersytet Pekiński)

博雅汉语准中级冲刺篇 II (音频 MP3) 北京大学 Boya chińskie Intermediate II（Audio MP3）, (Uniwersytet Pekiński)

博雅汉语++高级飞翔篇++1 Boya Chinese Advanced Level III-1

博雅汉语高级飞翔篇 I (音频 MP3) 北京大学 Boya chińskie Advanced I（Audio MP3）, (Uniwersytet Pekiński)

博雅汉语++高级飞翔篇++2_ Boya Chinese Advanced Level III-2

博雅汉语高级飞翔篇 II (音频 MP3) 北京大学 Boya chińskie Advanced II（Audio MP3）, (Uniwersytet Pekiński)

博雅汉语++高级++飞翔篇++3 Boya Chinese Advanced Level III-3

3) 新实用汉语课本1 New Practical Chinese Textbook I

新实用汉语课本2 New Practical Chinese Textbook II

新实用汉语课本2 练习册 New Practical Chinese Workbook 2

新实用汉语课本2 练习册PDF供下载 New Practical Chinese Workbook 2 PDF for download

新实用汉语课本3 New Practical Chinese Textbook III

新实用汉语课本3 教师手册 New Practical Chinese Teacher' Book III

新实用汉语课本4 New Practical Chinese Textbook IV

4) 汉语会话301句（上） Conversational Chinese 301 (I)

汉语会话301句（上）练习答案 Answers to Conversational Chinese 301 (I)

汉语会话301句 练习册（及答案） 上册 Conversational Chinese 301 Workbook I (with answers)

汉语会话301句 练习册（及答案） 上册PDF供下载 Conversational Chinese 301 Workbook I (with answers) PDF for download

汉语会话301句（上）PDF供下载 Conversational Chinese 301 (I) PDF for download

汉语会话301句（下） Conversational Chinese 301 (II)

汉语会话301句（下）练习答案 Answers to Conversational Chinese 301 (II)

汉语会话301句 练习册（及答案） 下册 Conversational Chinese 301 Workbook II (with answers)

汉语会话301句（下）PDF供下载 Conversational Chinese 301 (II) PDF for download

汉语会话301句 练习册（及答案） 下册PDF供下载 Conversational Chinese 301 Workbook II (with answers) PDF for download

汉语会话301（上下）CD录音 CD Audios of Conversational Chinese 301 (I &II)

5） 留学生实用汉语写作教程 -北京大学出版社 A Practical Chinese Writing Course for Foreigners by Peking University Press by Peking University Press

6) 汉语普通话语音图解课本（学生用书） Mandarin Chinese Phonetic Graphic Textbook (Student Book)

汉语普通话语音图解课本（学生用书MP3） Mandarin Chinese Phonetic Graphic Textbook (Student Book MP3)

汉语普通话语音图解课本（教师用书） Mandarin Chinese Phonetic Graphic Textbook (Teacher Book)
2. Classic Chinese 古代汉语
1) 自编KUL古代汉语课本 J.Yang KUL Clasyczny Jezyk Chinski

2) 古代漢語王力著 中華書局 Ancient Chinese by Wang Li

3) 王宁《古代汉语》32个重点文言虚词 32 Key Functional Words in "Ancient Chinese" by Wang Ning

4) 郭锡良古代汉语文选译文 Selected Ancient Chinese with Modern Chinese Translation by Guo Xiliang

1) 新汉语经济新闻阅读教程（上）高级篇 New Chinese Economy News Reading Textbook (Advanced 1)

新汉语经济新闻阅读教程（下）高级篇 New Chinese Economy News Reading Textbook (Advanced 2)

2) 最新经贸汉语阅读教程 Lastest Economy & Trade Chinese Reading Textbook

4. 专业汉语 Profession Chinese

科技汉语中级阅读教程_北京大学出版社 Science & Technology Chinese Textbook by Beijing University Press

预科专业汉语教程 综合简本_北京大学出版社 Speciality Chinese by Beijing University Press

法律汉语-商事篇 北京大学出版社 Law Chinese-Business by Beijing University Press

法律汉语-商事篇 北京大学出版社PDF供下载 Law Chinese-Business by Beijing University Press PDF for download

中国法律-专业汉语教程 北京大学出版社 Chinese Law System-Professional Chinese Textbook by Beijing Univeristy Press

中国法律-专业汉语教程 北京大学出版社 PDF供下载 Chinese Law System-Professional Chinese Textbook by Beijing Univeristy Press PDF for download

中国文化_北京语言文化大学出版社 Chinese Culture by Beijing Language and Culture University Press

1) 新丝路初级速成商务汉语1 Quick Business Chinese Level I-1

新丝路初级速成商务汉语2 Quick Business Chinese Level I-2

新丝路中级速成商务汉语1 Quick Business Chinese Level II-1

新丝路中级速成商务汉语2 Q uick Business Chinese Level II-2

新丝路高级速成商务汉语1 Quick Business Chinese Level III-1

新丝路高级速成商务汉语2 Quick Business Chinese Level III-2

新丝路商务汉语写作教程 Business Chinese Writing Textbook

3) 商务汉语写作教程 Business Chinese test - Writing

3) 国际商务汉语 -北京语言大学出版社 International Business Chinese - Beijing Language University Press

4) 公司汉语 （北大版） Company Chinese (Beijing University Version)

1. 语言实践课本 Language Practice Textbooks

1) 外国人实用汉语语法 A Practical Chinese Grammar for Foreigners

2) 實用視聽華語新版1-學生課本（繁体） PAVC Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 1 Students Book ( (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版1-學生作业簿（繁体） PAVC Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 1 Workbook (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版2-學生课本（繁体） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 2 Students Book (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版2-學生作业簿（繁体） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 2 Workbook (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版2-（繁体）（录音） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 2--01 lesson (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版2（繁体）（录音） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 2--02 lesson (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版2-教師手册（繁体） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 2 Teachers-Manual (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版3-學生课本（繁体） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 3 Students Book (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版3-學生作業簿（繁体） Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 3 Workbook (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版4-學生课本（繁体） PAVC Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 4 Students Book (Traditional Characters)

實用視聽華語新版4-學生作業簿（繁体） PAVC Practical Audio-Visual Chinese 4 Workbook (Traditional Characters)

3) 中文听说读写 Level 1Part 1 课本 简体中文 Integrated Chinese Level 1Part 1 Textbook Simplifed Characters

中文听说读写 Level 1Part 2 课本 简体中文 Integrated Chinese Level 1Part 2 Textbook Simplifed Characters

中文听说读写 Level 1Part 1 练习 录音 Integrated Chinese Level 1Part 1 Workbook Audeo

中文聽説讀寫 Level 2 課本 繁體中文 Integrated Chinese Level 2 Textbook Traditional Characters

中文聽説讀寫 Level 2 練習 繁體中文 Integrated Chinese Level 2 Workbook Traditional Characters

中文听说读写二年级录音 Integrated Chinese Level 2 Audeos

中文听说读写网上辅导 Integrated Chinese Lectures Online

中文听说读写 在线视频及音频 Integrated Chinese Videos or Audeos Online

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-1-part-1-workbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-1-part-2-workbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-2-part-1-workbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-2-part-2-workbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-1-part-1-textbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-1-part-2-textbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-2-part-1-textbook

Audeo Online: Integrated Chinese Level-2-part-2-textbook

4) 汉语口语速成入门篇上 Basic Fast Spoken Chinese I

汉语口语速成入门篇下 Basic Fast Spoken Chinese II

汉语口语速成 提高篇 Basic Fast Spoken Chinese III

5) 汉语速成800句 Quick Chinese 800

6) 自学听说普通话 Listening to Mandarin (Basic)

自学听说普通话拼音汉字录音文本 Listening to Mandarin (Basic) Audio Text

7) 对外汉语教学辅助阅读教材 More Chinese Readings for Foreigners

8) 吕叔湘现代汉语800词 800 Words in Modern Chinese by Lv Shuxiang

9) 现代汉语词典 Modern Chinese Dictionary

10) 中国文化寓言故事（汉英对照） Chinese Fables and Cultural Stories (in Chinese and English)

11) 成功之路 -起步篇1 Road to Success -Lower Elementary I

成功之路2 -冲刺篇 Road to Success 2 -Lower Advanced

成功之路 成功篇1 Road to Success -Advanced I

成功之路 成功篇2 Road to Success -Advanced II

12) 中国百姓身边的故事 Scenario Chinese

PDF 中国百姓身边的故事供课内下载 PDF Scenario Chinese for in-class download

13） 现代汉语上：黄伯荣 Modern Chinese by Huang Borong I

现代汉语下：黄伯荣 Modern Chinese by Huang Borong II

现代汉语参考书：黄伯荣 Reference Book for Modern Chinese by Huang Borong

14） 发展汉语-中级汉语 Developing Chinese - Intermediate Chinese

发展汉语-中级汉语PDF 供下载 Developing Chinese - Intermediate Chinese PDFfor download

15) 波兰语版《我们学汉语》 Mówimy po chińsku in Polish

波兰语版《我们学汉语》 PDF供下载 Mówimy po chińsku in Polish PDF for download

16） 初级汉语口语 Elementary Spoken chinese

17) 中级汉语口语（1） PDF Intermediate Spoken Chinese (1) PDF

18） 现代汉语语音教程 A course for Mandarin Chinese pronunciation

现代汉语语音教程 PDF 供下载 A course for Mandarin Chinese pronunciation PDF for download

19） 新阶梯 - 中级汉语教程 （上） New step - intensive reading course of intermediate Chinese I

新阶梯 - 中级汉语教程 （上） PDF 供下载 New step - intensive reading course of intermediate Chinese I PDF for download

新阶梯 - 中级汉语教程 （中） New step - intensive reading course of intermediate Chinese II

新阶梯 - 中级汉语教程 （中） PDF 供下载 New step - intensive reading course of intermediate Chinese II PDF for download

新阶梯 - 中级汉语教程 （下） New step - intensive reading course of intermediate Chinese III

新阶梯 - 中级汉语教程 （下） PDF 供下载 New step - intensive reading course of intermediate Chinese III PDF for download

20) 汉语成语学习手册PDF A Handbook of Chinese Idioms PDF

21) 会通汉语 1 -读写PDF Matering Chinese 1 -Reading and Writing PDF

会通汉语 1 -听说 PDF Matering Chinese 1 -Listening and Speaking PDF

会通汉语 2 -读写 PDF Matering Chinese I1 -Reading and Writing PDF

会通汉语 2 -听说 PDF Matering Chinese I1 -Listening and Speaking PDF
2. Culture Teaching Textbooks 文化教学课本
汉语文化全景++中级汉语教程++上 Cultural Panorama Level II-1

汉语文化全景++中级汉语教程++下 Cultural Panorama Level II-2

波兰语版《汉语文化全景》 上 Panorama chińskiej kultury. Podręcznik do nauki języka chińskiego dla średnio zaawansowanych. Część 1

波兰语版《汉语文化全景》 上 PDF 供下载 Panorama chińskiej kultury. Podręcznik do nauki języka chińskiego dla średnio zaawansowanych. Część 1 PDF for download

波兰语版《汉语文化全景》 下 Panorama chińskiej kultury. Podręcznik do nauki języka chińskiego dla średnio zaawansowanych. Część 1I

波兰语版《汉语文化全景》 下 PDF 供下载 Panorama chińskiej kultury. Podręcznik do nauki języka chińskiego dla średnio zaawansowanych. Część II PDF for downloa

中国文化常识 Common Knowledge about Chinese Culture

中国文化常识（中英文） Common Knowledge about Chinese Culture (in Chinese and English)

1) 古代汉语课本（第一册） PDF Classic Chinese Textbook (book I) PDF

古代汉语课本（第二册） PDF Classic Chinese Textbook (book II) PDF

古代汉语课本（第三册）PDF Classic Chinese Textbook (book III) PDF

2) 古代汉语词典PDF Ancient Chinese Dictionary PDF

3) 古代汉语知识教程 Ancient Chinese Language Textbook

4) 古代汉语知识教程 Ancient Chinese Language

5) 讀懂古文很簡單 Shortcut for Learning Ancient Chinese for High School Students

6) 古代汉语习题集 Exercises for Ancient Chinese

7) 实用古代汉语知识 Practical Ancient Chinese Textbook

8) 郭锡良-古代汉语 Ancient Chinese by Guo Xiliang

9) 高晓方 - 古代汉语 Ancient Chinese by Gao Xiaofang

10) 中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 八股文 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Eight-part Essay

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 词 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Ci-poetry

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 赋 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Fu-prose

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 曲 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Qu-verse

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 散文 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Essay

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 诗 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Poetry

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 小说 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Novel

中国古代常用文体规范读本 - 语录 Ancient Chinese Stylistic Norm Textbook - Quote

1) 高职国际贸易实务 Higher Vocational International Trade Practice

2) 国际贸易基础知识 International Trade ABC

1） 初级商务汉语- 口语 Business Chinese For Beginner- Speaking

初级商务汉语- 口语PDF 供下载 Business Chinese For Beginner- Speaking PDF for download

2） 初级商务汉语- 精读 Business Chinese For Beginner- Reading

初级商务汉语- 精读PDF 供下载 Business Chinese For Beginner- Reading PDF for download

3) 商务汉语 900句 Business Chinese 900

4) 商务汉语对话"跟我学" Business Chinese Dialogue "Follow Me"

1-2 MP4 1-3 MP4 1-4 MP4

2-1 MP4 2-2 MP4 2-3 MP4 2-4 MP4

Dialogue 1 MP4 Dialogue 2 MP4 Dialogue 4 MP4
III. 每日汉语-用母语波兰语学习汉语 Everyday Chinese-Learning Chinese by Listning with Polish
IV. 更多儿童汉语课本 More Chinese Textbooks for Children

（包括 including:

《汉语》Chinese

《幼儿汉语》 Chinese for Children

《快乐汉语》 "Happy Chinese" (Kuaile Hanyu)

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