《China's Life Events in 2007/2008》

<China's Life Events in 2007/2008> is one of the Comprehension series of business Chinese textbooks compiled by the Confucius School. The textbook covers the entirety of social events and activities being carried out in China; providing the most direct references for the students to understand Chinese life, while remaining a very practical method for learning business Chinese.

Through studying this Comprehension textbook, students can directly get in touch with general trends in China; they can directly explore current affairs and understand the societal trends in China. At the same time, the textbook can strengthen and improve the standards of your business Chinese.

<China's Life Events in 2007/2008> is a compilation of actual, normal daily life events in China during 2007 and 2008. The compilation will be added on gradually and continuously, with one new volume per year. The contents shall duly reflect the social affairs of ordinary Chinese during 2007 and 2008, including peoples' livelihood, political movements, movies, stars & other entertainment, business information, industrial development, legal cases & important incidents, and so on. It is published in both English and Chinese, with vocabulary explanation, outlines of crucial phrases and a translation background at the end of each article. All relevant images are attached, as well.
The main authors of this textbook are professional translators from the Translation Department of Liaoning Qiuyang Translation and Consultation Technology (group) Co., Ltd. We select typical articles regarding life in China, edit them into course materials and upload them online in order to guarantee the contents are always relevant. Our online study guides are constantly updated, and will always provide you with fresh, pertinent information.
This volume shall temporarily be available for self-study only; the student shall pay USD50 to access this material online.
A printed copy of this textbook is also available, for USD30 per volume.
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