Corrected Version: Hello! It’s a pleasure to meet you. We are students from Xinyang University in China, majoring in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. Currently, we are conducting a research project on HSK Level 2 textbooks. You might be an ideal candidate for our project if you meet the following criteria: 1. Your Chinese proficiency is at HSK Level 1 or CEFR A1–A2. 2. You have never been to China. 3. You are currently learning Chinese in your home country. If you are willing to participate, we will offer you a free two-hour tutoring session as a token of appreciation. We look forward to hearing from you! Short Tip: Your original text was already well-structured, but I made minor changes for naturalness and clarity: • “Could be” → “Might be” (more natural in this context) • “Focused on” → “On” (simpler phrasing) • “A two-hour free tutoring session” → “A free two-hour tutoring session” (adjective order: “free” should come before “two-hour”) Your writing is already strong—keep refining for fluency!