Reviews
I looked through it in the bookstore and bought it. And I've explained it in a very simple way, and it helps me a lot when I write down some practice problems.
I don't think of words when I try to write them, and I feel like I'm going to have a lot of learning, and it's like giving me the slowness of studying words.
After the HSK5, if you want to study spoken language, it's going to be very helpful. In fact, the only grammar that's necessary is when you're writing a diary or talking to a native language.
The super-symmetry, the inputs, are very difficult to start immediately, and there's no single-word notation. But it's a good book.
Shin Jun-ho et al.: Chinese Writing Points
* A living Chinese textbook that learns not a writing sentence but a spoken - language sentence, so that you can write on a variety of topics in everyday life, only with grammar and expression points. * An effective learning is possible by listing in the Chinese language order in the context of the explanation and example of the primary adult learner who writes Chinese! *I see pictures and write! Free speech about words and topics! A variety of composition exercises can make sure that the results of the learning are immediate! * The basic Chinese language sequence, the basic Chinese wording, and review of special phrase theorems and the often wrong grammars that foreigners write and organize so that it will help you learn!
Korean title: 중국어 작문 포인트
Korean author: 신준호 외
Korean publisher: 시사중국어사
ISBN-13: 9791157201068
Reviews
I looked through it in the bookstore and bought it. And I've explained it in a very simple way, and it helps me a lot when I write down some practice problems.
I don't think of words when I try to write them, and I feel like I'm going to have a lot of learning, and it's like giving me the slowness of studying words.
After the HSK5, if you want to study spoken language, it's going to be very helpful. In fact, the only grammar that's necessary is when you're writing a diary or talking to a native language.
The super-symmetry, the inputs, are very difficult to start immediately, and there's no single-word notation. But it's a good book.
