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A New Chinese Course

Dimensions: 285 x 210 x 10 mm, Paperback, 230 pages
ISBN10:
ISBN13: 9787561919927
Publication Date: 2007-12
Annotation language: Chinese, English
Language skill: Integrated
Level: Beginner
Category: Chinese Textbooks for Adults - Integrated Textbooks
Medium: Paper
This is Textbook 1 of A New Chinese Course series, starts from the Chinese phonetics and
progresses gradually to the dialogue training. Altogether there are 30 units, with 10 for
phonetics, and 20 for dialogues. Seven characters (Ding Wenyue, Tian Zhongping, Linda, Susan,
David, Wang Yunshan, Roger) run through the whole book. Five topics such as Individual, Family,
School, Friends, and Society are cycled four times. Each lesson is structured in the order of
“text – new words – functions - notes”. Illustrations for dialogues are provided. Appendix
such as Vocabulary, Table of Cycles of Topics, Outline of Functions, Index of Grammar Points can
be found at the end of the textbook.

The recording CD is sold independently.

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As a famous folk artist in Taiwan, Chen Fengxian is good at carving
characters on tiny materials, such as dragonfly wings, pumpkin seeds, and
match sticks. Pictured, he wrote 20 poems on a pair of dragonfly wings.

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Chinanews, Beijing, July 11 - Vice president of the International
Economic and Trade Cooperation Institute under the Ministry of Commerce
Li Yushi recently said in Beijing that anti-dumping cases against Chinese
goods had now expanded from developed countries to developing countries,
from individual cases to cases of opposition to Chinese trade system.
In the second quarter, anti-dumping cases raised from developing
countries included the anti-dumping case against Chinese rolled steel
from India, the anti-dumping case against Chinese shoes from Peru, the
anti-dumping case against Chinese sulfur rubber from Turkey, the
anti-dumping case against Chinese fiberglass mats from South Africa, and
the anti-dumping case against Chinese porcelain tiles from Pakistan.
In June, India began to levy a temporary anti-dumping duty against
Chinese silk products. A year earlier, India had launched an anti-dumping
investigation against Chinese silk products. The anti-dumping case
involved 100 Chinese enterprises with their goods valued at 180 million
US dollars. This is the largest anti-dumping case in recent years that a
developing country has raised against China.
Li Xinguang, a member from the China International Economic Cooperation
Council says that as Chinese goods constitutes a larger proportion in the
international trade market, Chinese enterprises also face more global
trade barriers. While countries from Europe and the Americas frequently
launch anti-dumping cases against China, the number of such cases from
developing countries increases as well. Chinese companies should think of
a way to solve this problem.
In recent years, China has responded to nearly all the anti-dumping cases
from US and EU. However, regarding the anti-dumping cases from developing
countries, few of them have been handled.

          ��Anti-dumping duties imposed on imported food additives
          ��China encountered the most anti-dumping measures
          ��EU anti-dumping targets Chinese furniture
          ��EU importers oppose anti-dumping tax on Chinese shoes
          ��China expects fair solution to color TV anti-dumping case
          ��EU to adopt anti-dumping duties on Chinese shoes
          ��China probes 7 anti-dumping cases
          ��China No. 2 in initiating anti-dumping investigations

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Chinanews, Beijing, June 29 - China cannot solve the issue of its massive
trade surplus on its own, said Prof Zhang Xiaoji, Director General of the
Foreign Economic Relations Department under the Development Research
Centre of the State Council.
China's trade surplus hit 13 billion US dollars this May, setting a
monthly record for this year. Trade surplus has accumulated to 46.773
billion US dollars in the first five months of 2006.
Zhang indicated that when the Customs General Administration of China
released these figures on June 12, overseas concern about China's huge
overall trade surplus this year heightened. The early 2006 forecast of
"controlling the trade surplus to under 80 billion USD this year" seems
to be beyond reach in view of the current situation.
Zhang said that the trade surplus issue is mainly due to many
international factors. China has gotten to its position of having a trade
surplus through its advantage in its industrial structure in the last
decade, and this advantage may continue for another ten years.
Zhang noted that since the end of last year, the Chinese government has
adopted many measures in an attempt to control the trade surplus. The
government has done a lot of what it could do by restricting the export
of resource-related products through a slight RMB appreciation. However
one cannot entirely count on the Chinese government's macro-control to
solve the entire trade surplus issue.
In the final analysis, China's trade surplus is determined by the
division of labor in today's globalized world. The trend of
multinationals transferring their production to China and changing most
of the world's imports and exports into intra-company transfers is
irreversible. At the same time, we can see that foreign investments in
new and high-tech industries keep growing, indicating this round of
industry transfer has not ended and a new global economic structure will
continue to evolve. Hence he believes that the resolution of this issue
cannot merely depend on the Chinese government's macro-control policies.
If it is indeed necessary for the RMB to appreciate, China can raise the
magnitude of the RMB's fluctuation. As the exchange rate is essentially
one lever of market control, it will do no harm for RMB to revaluate,
said Zhang.

          ��Trade surplus predicted to fall this year
          ��Zhou: China taking steps to reduce surplus
          ��China pursues trade balance instead of surplus
          ��Surplus output capacity to become severer
          ��China trade surplus to exceed US$100 bln
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(Source: Xinhua)

June 18 - Latest survey by China's central bank shows that 42.6 percent
of bankers in the country believe that the macro economy is overheated,
and 26.6 percent think the situation will continue.
The People's Bank of China and the National Bureau of Statistics
quarterly send questionnaires to principals of all kinds of banks
including foreign-funded ones, asking them about impression upon the
current economic situation.
Some 42.6 percent of bankers think the macro economy is overheated in the
second quarter of this year, and 26.6 percent predict such situation will
continue in the next quarter, which is the maximum ratio in history.
China's economy is facing heightened overheating signs, as outstanding
bank loans surged 15.97 percent year on year by the end of May amid a
seemingly unabated investment binge.
So as to cool down the overheated economy, the People's Bank of China in
April raised the minimum rate commercial banks charge on one-year loans
in local currency, the yuan, 27 basis points, to 5.85 percent in an
aggressive move to discourage lending. It was the first increase since
October 2004.
The survey, however, shows that 18.5 percent of bankers still think the
current monetary policy is too mild and further tightened policy may come
out in the next quarter. This is also the maximum ratio in history.

          ��China to put brakes on overheated industries

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The CCF unveiled a draft sculpture of Confucius on Tuesday in Jinan,
capital of east China's Shandong Province on Tuesday June 13th, 2006.
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June 14 - The China Confucius Foundation (CCF) is to publish a standard
portrait of the ancient philosopher in September in order to give him a
single, recognizable identity around the world
The CCF unveiled a draft sculpture of Confucius on Tuesday in Jinan,
capital of east China's Shandong Province, to solicit suggestions for the
final version of the portrait.
"As the symbol of Chinese history and culture, Confucius is widely known
around the world. A standard portrait is needed so that different
countries could have the same image of him," said CCF general secretary
Zhang Shuhua.
The sculpture depicts Confucius as an old man with a long beard, broad
mouth and big ears. He wears a robe and crosses his hands on his chest.
The draft, based on the painting of Confucius by Wu Daozi of the Tang
Dynasty (618 - 907), was created with advice from Confucian scholars,
historians, artists and his descendants.
The new portrait would set the standard criteria for the image of
Confucius, who had been represented in different ways when Chinese were
presenting statues in foreign countries, said Zhang.
Professor Hu Xijia, a member of the sculpture design group, said, "We
want to show people a Confucius that exists in people's minds, who is a
kind, sagacious and respectful person."
Confucius is the founder of Confucianism, which advocates the building of
a harmonious society through an individual's self-refinement in manners
and taste. It was promulgated by Chinese rulers since the Western Han
Dynasty (206 BC-25) and spread into east and south Asia.

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China Int'l Performing Arts Fair in HK

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2006 China (HK) International Performing Arts Fair organized by the
Association of Chinese Culture opened at Hong Kong City Hall on June 8.
Forty-odd performing units, including art troupes from Beijing, Zhejiang,
Jilin, Inner Mongolia and Shanghai, together with China National Oriental
Song & Dance Ensemble and Shanghai International Art Festival
participated. This fair intends to enhance cultural exchange between the
Chinese mainland and HK, promote Chinese culture industry to the world
and expand international cultural communication.

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Tibetan-language Chinese Tripitaka

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Tibetan-language Chinese Tripitaka has been undergoing collation for 20
years. Zhou Hua, executive deputy director general of the Chinese
Tripitaka collation bureau, said that at present Tengyur has already
completed collation while Kangyur is at the mop-up phase. They will
strive to complete collation for Kangyur by the end of 2007 and the work
will be finished no later than June 2008. The whole Tibetan-language
Chinese Tripitaka will finish collation at that time.

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Hotel in Xi'an City on May 26. Accompanied by a matchmaker and Yangge
Dance performance (a folk art form of dancing and singing derived from an
ancient martial dance), the groom Erik held a boisterous and grand
traditional Chinese wedding ceremony in the bride Wang Longjuan's
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the largest in the world, showed up for the first time on May 23 and
caught the eyes of visitors. This plasma display panel TV was produced in
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Pictured is the dreamlike image of the "princess of peacock dance" Yang
Liping on the evening of May 17. On that evening, the original song and
dance show "Impression of Yunnan" was staged in Shijiazhuang City and
stirred quite a sensation. During the show, the audience kept exclaiming
their praises and clapping their hands.

"Princess of peacock dance" Yang Liping staged her original song and
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Under the guidance of doctors, members of the special police unit of the
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is mostly in charge of fighting terrorism, handling emergencies and
safeguarding large-scale events. As the first-class anti-terrorist and
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An artistic curiosity named "Goddess of Mercy in a flourishing era"
appeared at the Shanghai International Gem and Jewelry Exposition on May
10. This artistic work consists of three parts, namely the statue of the
goddess, Buddha's halo and the lotus throne, and is 88 centimeters in
total height. It is elaborately carved by several highly skilled
industrial artists with more than 5,000 grams of gold and several
thousand grains of various rare treasures such as ivory, emerald, pearl
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During the 7th Guangzhou Art Expo Month, Guangzhou Ballet Ensemble
presented the Chinese classics symphony-ballet "Butterfly Lovers" (Liang
Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai) in Huang Hua Gang Theater on the evening of May
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Center. It is 10-minute drive to Beijing Railway Station and Chang'an
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Center. It is 10-minute drive to Beijing Railway Station and Chang'an
Avenue,15-minute to Tiananmen Square, and 20-minute to the Capital
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There are 110 guestrooms in the hotel including deluxe rooms, business
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