Best Chinese Trail lesson for total beginners, get your hands on the basic knowledge of Pinyin, grammar with fun!

Here's the lesson plan: we will use 3hrs to learn Pinyin, 15-20hrs for basic grammar (also with some vocab), 15-20hrs for vocab, and also a few more hours for review and conversation practice. After this, you are then able to know the basic Chinese grammar with useful and essential vocabulary. If you are interested in the above plan, you could book a trial lesson with me. Looking forward to see you on the trial lesson!

Best Chinese lesson for beginners (HSK level1) - Survival Chinese

After finish my HSK level 1 lesson, we now have a very good foundation to the next level. For these levels, we will also learn:
- advanced grammar, enable you to illustrate your idea in advanced ways 
- very useful and essential vocabulary, including idioms, internet slang and even some dirty words
- Chinese characters with my original creative methodology
- interactive conversation practice is also included

Best Chinese lesson for beginners (HSK level2-4)

Facing mainly to beginner level to intermediate level learners, I also provide a great series of conversation classes. If you feel like you do know vocabulary and grammar, but still unable to make conversation smoothly, then definitely join my conversation class. I will start with life related topic, and we can gradually moved to more advanced lesson topics, such as discussing travel, food, your hobby, you opinion about something as so on. Within 10 lessons, you will gain confidence.

The best conversation class! Farewell to Dumb Chinese! Unlock your Chinese potential!

If you want to go to China and you want to learn Chinese or polish your Chinese before that, you shall definitely try this lesson.
- include all useful topics: buy things, ask for direction, transportation, book a ticket
- conversation practice is the main focus, ensure you to get plenty of practice within the lesson
- also supplement you with essential grammar knowledge, learn by understanding rather than rote memorization