November 2009 Archives

Character practice grids

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If you'd like to get more practice writing Chinese characters, Jeff Hayden of the University of Hawaii has some very handy practice sheets available on his website. (PDF download.) Print off whatever kind you prefer and practice to your heart's content!

USC Animated Stroke Order

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The University of Southern California has a great webpage that gives animated stroke order for every character in your textbooks. Very useful!

Before the field trip

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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts has a wonderful webpage where you can explore all the Chinese art they have on display. Click the "has image" and "on display" boxes, then go to the "Culture" drop-down and choose Chinese; you'll be presented with hundreds of beautiful pieces the MIA currently has out for viewing.

Tea House is a great restaurant. The location we're going to is in Plymouth. Their menus are available. (Make sure to look at the "Authentic Chinese Menu" section.)

Welcome to the Mandarin I blog!

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