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Learn Yu Wen Educational Publishing Association was founded in 2002 in the US in response to the increasing demand by teachers and students in North America for quality Chinese language study materials. Our mission is to promote learning of the Chinese language, heritage, and culture in North America by providing supplementary teaching and learning materials on an on-going basis to anyone interested in teaching and learning Chinese.  |
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March 2010 Intermediate Podcast
星期二, 03/02/2010 - 22:16 — adminA free Chinese language learning podcast. This is intended for intermediate level Chinese learning and goes hand in hand with our monthly learning journals.
March 2010 Beginner Podcast
星期二, 03/02/2010 - 21:58 — adminA free Chinese language learning podcast. This is intended for beginners and goes hand in hand with our monthly learning journals.
March 2010 eBook Audio - Intermediate
星期二, 03/02/2010 - 21:47 — adminWords Bank 单词银行: 把字句
Chinese Idiom 成语学习 :分庭抗礼
我的城市——上海
March 2010 eBook Audio - Beginner
星期二, 03/02/2010 - 21:43 — adminTongue Twister of miào 庙 & māo猫
Radicals of 犭（猫））
Red Green红*绿
Hat, Pants & Shoes 帽子、裤子和鞋子
The Spring Is Coming! 春天来了
I Like Chinese Class 我喜欢中文课
Learn Chinese from Ms. Pang’s Games 庞老师游戏课堂（二）
Hot words of Shopping购物用语
The Long Noodle, The Steamed Bun and the instant(curl) noodle 面条,包子和方便面
Chinese New Year in Suzhou
星期二, 03/02/2010 - 21:34 — admin I can't imagine how anybody calls anybody else to send New Year's greetings here in China; with the constant rattling of fireworks and ladyfingers, it's hard even to hear your phone go off, much less hold a conversation with it. Today is the Lantern Festival, yuanxiaojie, which marks the final day of Spring Festival vacation as well as the last day for fireworks in the city. The four boys from the building across from me have, I think, been running around with cigarette lighters in their hands all day, and the stone courtyard between my building and number 5 is blown with small drifts and lines of red wax paper flakes. Under the grey sky, they look like the aftermath of some destruction instead of old celebration.
I have heard that Beijing is an exciting time during New Year, which officially passed on the 14th of this month (I know, Valentine's Day, and also the same weekend as NBA All-Star week, a coincidence that's generated more than a few good jokes over here). I'm sure it is a lot of fun up here, amid the cold and dirt, but since Spring Festival is supposed to be passed with family, I did the next best thing and opted for a friend's family; more accurately, Jingjing graciously invited me to spend the vacation with her family in Suzhou.
eBook Audio By Section
星期一, 02/15/2010 - 10:20 — adminLearn Yu Wen is making their ebook audio available to the public. It's now broken out by section. So you can listen and learn your pronunciation as you study the monthly journal. The audio follows along both the Chinese learning print journal and Chinese learning ebooks.
Happy Chinese New Year 2010
星期日, 02/14/2010 - 21:56 — admin
Learn Yu Wen would like to wish everyone a happy Chinese New Year! 2010 is the year of the Dragon. Here's a quick description of the event from HelloKids.com:
On February 15, 2010, the Chinese New Year celebrations will begin and will last 15 days! This is the most important holiday on the Chinese calendar. The Chinese calendar differs from the Western calendar because it is based on the lunar year and follows a 12-year cycle. So, the date of Chinese New Year changes every year. The 12-year pattern aligns with the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. There are many legends that explain the creation of the Chinese Zodiac. The most common and popular legend explains that the Jade Emperor invited all the animals to participate in a race. The first twelve to cross the swift river and arrive at the finish would win a coveted position in the Chinese Zodiac. Each animal was awarded a position based when they arrived at the finish line and it is from this race that the traits of each animal in the Chinese Zodiac are derived.
February 2010 eBook Audio - Beginner
星期日, 02/14/2010 - 14:07 — adminTongue Twister of miào 庙 & māo猫
Radicals of 犭（猫））
Red Green红*绿
Hat, Pants & Shoes 帽子、裤子和鞋子
The Spring Is Coming! 春天来了
I Like Chinese Class 我喜欢中文课
Learn Chinese from Ms. Pang’s Games 庞老师游戏课堂（二）
Hot words of Shopping购物用语
The Long Noodle, The Steamed Bun and the instant(curl) noodle 面条,包子和方便面
February 2010 eBook Audio - Intermediate
星期日, 02/14/2010 - 14:07 — adminWords Bank 单词银行: 把字句
Chinese Idiom 成语学习 :分庭抗礼
我的城市——上海
