Publisher's Synopsis
Learn With Universal Mind Chinese textbooks are designed for adults who want to learn Mandarin Chinese. It comprises 3 parts from Entrance to Advance levels: Introductory Chinese (Entrance), Daily Chinese (Level 1-4) and Elite Chinese (Level 5-7).
Introductory Chinese is for learners who has no previous knowledge of the language and is designed for a general understanding about the language and a quick learn of some useful phrases. (Only available in PDF version on LWUM online store) Daily Chinese is conversational dialogues covering various everyday life and work topics. The 4 levels are Daily Connection, Daily Contemplation, Daily Compliance and Daily Comfort. Elite Chinese has different writing styles of texts covering all kinds of interesting topics. The published 2 levels are Elite Engagement and Elite Enlightenment. There is a full set of online interactive lessons to match the textbooks (for video/audio practice), you can access them for free at www.learnwithuniversalmind.com, through the online access you can also reach teachers, other learners, language partners to learn and practice the language. It's totally free. The Textbooks are also designed for achieving ultimate communication through integration of powerful tools into language learning. Elite Engagement (Chinese 5) has 12 lessons, content engages different writing styles such dialogues, narrations, essays, travel diaries so on, and topics includes figures, animals, scenery, literature stories etc. Practice focuses on all skills of Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. The textbook incorporates visualization, meditation and affirmation in the learning process to help learners in absorbing the language. The Cover design using Blue color helps learners balancing their Throat Chakra energy in a natural way while they're using the textbook. By studying and practicing Elite Engagement (Chinese 5), you'll gain more knowledge about China and Chinese culture, start using more of Chinese writing, and you would become more willingly to communicate with other people in the learned language as well as in your own language, and become more eager to self-express in daily life.
