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Chinese paper lanterns
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Would you like to learn how to write basic Chinese? The OU’s Department of Languages and Knowledge Media Institute have developed a Chinese Characters app which you can download free from the iTunes App Store.
To download the app onto an iPhone/iPad, go to iTunes App Store, search for 'Open University' and choose
'ChineseChars'.
Take Chinese further
Beginners' Chinese
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This course will give you the skills you need to speak and understand simple Chinese (Mandarin) in everyday contexts Read more : Beginners' Chinese
From the OU on iTunesU - Beginners' Chinese
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Learn the basics in Mandarin Chinese Read more : From the OU on iTunesU - Beginners' Chinese
Beginners' Chinese: Introducing yourself
The Open University
Try this unit to explore Madarin Chinese as a tool for communication, and gain an insight into Chinese society and culture Read more : Beginners' Chinese: Introducing yourself
More on China
How Much Choice Do The People of China Have?
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Communist crack-down or capitalist playground? Do the Chinese have freedom of choice? Read more : How Much Choice Do The People of China Have?
China diaries: Gao Daya
The Open University
Gao Daya is seven years old and yet she understands that 'we should save electricity, save water, recycle more and drive less' if we want... Read more : China diaries: Gao Daya
China diaries: Li Bingbing
The Open University
Actress Li Bingbing was once the Green Ambassador for the China Environment Protection Fund. She describes the small steps everyone can take to help protect... Read more : China diaries: Li Bingbing
The Boxer Rebellion: The West and the Rebels
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Gruppe 5 - cleared for TV, DVD and internet
Dr Stuart Mitchell explains why the Boxer Rebellion is more than a footnote in Western and Chinese history. Read more : The Boxer Rebellion: The West and the Rebels
My Chinese schooldays
Wang Jin
Wang Jin, who currently teaches Chinese in London, grew up in Anhui Province. Here, she describes first-hand daily life in one of our schools: Read more : My Chinese schooldays
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