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With the booming of Chinese learning, you have more choices on the table to select from as the place for studying Mandarin in China. Besides state-run universities, there are also private language schools that deliver high-quality language programs.

Mandarin Chinese could be a tricky language to master if you start to learn it with no clue utterly. Therefore, I’m listing out the five fastest ways of Mandarin study to help you make your dream come true.

Congratulations on your upcoming Chinese language learning program in China! You might be curious about what to do in Kunming and how it feels like living and studying in Kunming.

As an adult with the best learning development age past already, what should be taken into serious consideration when you try to dig out the most efficient and suitable Mandarin immersion program to enroll in?

After making up your mind to travel to China and immerse in Mandarin learning, another problem might be put in front of you: Where should I choose to stay and study Chinese? Kunming and Chengdu are the two major cities that usually be considered Mandarin learner’s destinations.

Studying Chinese in China for 1 year can bring you numerous and varied benefits. So take the challenges and make your dream come true.

Keats’ “Chinese Tea Culture” series is designed for Chinese language learners who want to engage in conversation about Chinese tea and its associated traditional customs.

There are a lot of publications and schools in China where you can study Mandarin. While many of them encourage you to learn Chinese in Shanghai, we’re here to tell you otherwise.

When you decide to learn Chinese in China, you may be curious what’s included in tuition. At Keats School in Kunming, China, the tuition doesn’t just include classes, it includes a lot more to be excited about.

Everyone has a tip for learning Chinese in China and ours is flashcards. While everyone learns a new language differently, we know that the use of flashcards have been a rewarding way for students to learn Mandarin in China. At Keats School, we use flashcards in our classes.

Applying for a Chinese student visa is one of the biggest processes in terms of studying abroad. Not only does the China study visa requirements change throughout the years, but the process does take a bit of time.

You may have been thinking that you should study Chinese in Shanghai, but Shanghai may not be the best spot for you after all. While Shanghai is a major city in China, the air quality makes it an undesirable city for many international students.