My review of Chinese Grammar Wiki BOOK: Elementary Edition
For the past couple of years I’ve been studying from “Integrated Chinese” published by Cheng & Tsui. This textbook is pretty much the standard textbook in most U.S. universities and many high schools. I’ve benefited tremendously from Integrated Chinese. Read More…
Learning to read Chinese characters must be a daunting challenge for foreigners because each character is unique, right?
Well, not exactly. While there are thousands of Chinese characters, they are comprised of about 214 “building blocks” called radicals. As you learn to combine the radicals, you build up words.
It has been my desire for a long time to be fluent in Chinese. To get to that point, my requirements for 
instruction are:
Learning to write Chinese characters is not all that important important to me. Furthermore, I wanted instruction that fit my schedule. That led me to hire eChineseLearning.com.
