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CHNS UN2201

Second Year Chinese I · East Asian Languages And Cultures

Prerequisites : One (1) year of college-level Chinese or the equivalent Texts : Experiencing China As the first half of a one-year program for intermediate Chinese learners, this course…

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What students said

Nianpo Su · 2026 · 2026

During this course, I learned more about speaking Mandarin with a particular emphasis on pronunciation and utilizing the correct tones.

Shaoyan Qi · 2024 · 2024

My overall knowledge of Chinese improved a lot.

Guangyu Hao · 2022 · 2022

Vocabulary and grammar for communication in day-to-day life, Chinese cultural norms, reading, writing, listening, and speaking

Tao Peng · 2024 · 2024

New grammar structures, speaking conversationally, useful skills for how to connect personal/real life to language learning and practice!

Jia Xu · 2025 · 2025

Quizzes every week that start off as handwriting characters, but she switches to typing. Tests are pretty easy. Only downside is that it meets so often, but so do all the Chinese classes.

Nianpo Su · 2026 · 2026

vocab, speaking, writing, grammar structures, culture, pronunciation

Shaoyan Qi · 2024 · 2024

I learned so much about various topics, and improved my grammar greatly in this course. Qi Laoshi is incredible and cares so much for her students. She realized I was struggling and took an extra hour out of her week every week to help me catch up. I highly recommend this class.

Guangyu Hao · 2022 · 2022

As a Chinese American, I've wanted to learn how to speak my own language and I feel like this class has given me the opportunity/skills to do so.

Tao Peng · 2024 · 2024

In this class, I realize just how fun language learning can be. It feels like such a safe and supportive environment where you can genuinely practice language learning for the sake of language learning.

Jia Xu · 2025 · 2025

She is the sweetest professor ever. She genuinely about her students and makes the class very enjoyable. I was very sad that I could not take her class for the second semester. She makes learning Chinese fun and brings snacks for the class sometimes as well.

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