Heritage Chinese II

Heritage Chinese II emphasizes reading and writing skills, building vocabulary, grammar, and sentence patterns through readings on Chinese culture.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Communicate formally and sophisticatedly in a wide range of Chinesecontexts

  • Appreciate Chinese linguistic and cultural heritage

  • Read dense materials and difficult texts in Chinese more efficiently

  • Produce texts of different genres in Chinese

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ASIALANG 212 used by

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Emphasizes reading and writing skills, focusing on acquiring a broad and varied vocabulary, key grammatical structures, and diverse sentence patterns through engaging readings on Chinese culture. Develops the ability to comprehend authentic texts, analyze cultural content, and express ideas clearly and accurately in writing. Strengthens both linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding, providing a foundation for advanced study of the Chinese language and its literary and cultural contexts. Requires completion ofASIALANG 211.

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Topics

  • Vocabulary, grammatical structures, and sentence patterns
  • Chinese culture and literary contexts
  • Chinese linguistic and cultural heritage

Skills

  • Comprehending authentic Chinese texts and expressing ideas clearly in writing
  • Formal and sophisticated communication in various Chinese contexts
  • Efficient reading of dense and difficult Chinese materials

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