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Chinese Learning
Global Affairs Office holds a variety of Chinese activities, courses, and scholarships to support foreign students in learning Chinese. In order to increase interaction between local and foreign students, these Chinese activities are conducted by local teaching assistants and professional instructors. We are committed to ensuring that foreign students have a fulfilling and culturally enriching experience during their studies.
Chinese Chatting Room
12:00-13:00
on Mondays & Wednesdays
at R3310
Global Affairs Office regularly hosts over 20 Chinese Chatting Room each semester, where local students teach everyday vocabulary and introduce cultural customs while engaging in relevant discussions with international students. These 2 times per week conversation sessions serve as an effective means of maintaining Mandarin language proficiency and improving language skills.
No need to register, just come and join us!
DATE | TOPIC |
|---|---|
March 17 | Little life helper |
March 19 | How to order a drink |
March 24 | Bank account opening |
March 26 | Group up |
March 31 | Time expression |
April 14 | Shopping in physical stores |
April 16 | How to introduction yourself |
April 21 | Campus life App |
April 23 | Public transportation |
April 28 | Tips you must know in campus |
April 30 | How to order food in Taiwan |
May 5 | Taiwanese speaking habits |
May 7 | Work guidelines |
May 12 | Seeing a doctor |
May 14 | Daily Weather Impressions |
May 19 | Job hunting essentials |
May 21 | Chart reports |
May 26 | Not only study in library |
May 28 | Taiwanese socializing culture |
June 9 | Characteristic and apperance |
June 11 | Renting and Accommodation |
June 16 | Office Equipment |
June 18 | Taiwanese religion |
Topic: How to speak like a local?
Local students talking about the Taiwanese liaison
Conversation Exercise:
How to buy breakfast
Chatting Time
Groups divides by Chinese levels
Cultural Workshop
In addition to the Chinese chatting room, we also organize five to seven cultural workshops each semester, covering a range of topics including traditional handmade cuisine, DIY crafts of traditional artworks, and experiences of Chinese culture. Examples of these workshops include creating handmade pearl milk tea, DIYing traditional red brick houses, learning the art of Chinese tea, and practicing Chinese yo-yo exercises. These workshops offer students the opportunity to experience Chinese culture firsthand.
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Red Brick House DIY Workshop
Tangyuan Workshop
Ink Blowing Painting Workshop
Character Workshop
12:10-13:00
on Tuesdays
at R70209
Learning Chinese characters has never been easier! This workshop will guide international students through the fundamental rules of Chinese character formation, helping them develop effective recognition techniques. We will introduce the four major principles of Chinese character creation: Pictographs, Ideographs, Associative Compounds, and Phonetic-Semantic Compounds, giving participants a deeper understanding of character structures and their evolution. Additionally, interactive activities will be included to help students distinguish similar-looking characters, reducing confusion in learning.
No need to register, just come and join us!
Topic | Date |
|---|---|
Drawings in Characters | March 11 |
The Combination of Meanings | March 25 |
The Abstract Concept in Symbols | April 15 |
The Combination of Sound and Shape | May 6 |
How to Distinguish Similar Chinese Characters | May13 |
Chinese Character Challenge | May 27 |
Resume Check-up Workshop
17:10-18:00
on Tuesdays
at R70209
To help international students enhance the quality of their Chinese resumes, we are organizing a workshop where native teaching assistants will help you revise your Chinese resumes.
This workshop is designed to assist you in effectively showcasing your experiences and professional skills, thereby supporting your career development. We welcome all interested students to join us!
💡 What to Expect:
✅ One-on-one Chinese resume review and feedback
✅ Professional guidance on grammar, word choice, and formatting
✅ Strengthen resume expression and enhance career opportunities
💼 Who Should Join?
📌 International students who need to write or refine a Chinese resume
📌 Students planning to seek job opportunities in a Chinese-speaking environment
⚠️ Important Notice:
Participants must upload their Chinese resume one week before the event for TA review.
⚠️Register Now!
Date |
|---|
March 18 |
March 25 |
April 22 |
May 13 |
May20 |
June 10 |
Clovia HSU
R70207
xfh@saturn.yzu.edu.tw