Chinese has long been perceived as a difficult language to learn. Well, this is usually due to its characters, which do seem hard to recognize and write. Well, if you follow my course of Chinese characters step by step, you’ll realize that it is not so hard.

The fact is that Chinese is pretty easy, especially its grammar. Comparably, in English, the conjugation of verbs alone is a big headache for many people. For example, for the verb “eat”, you would say “I eat an apple”, “I ate an apple”, “I was eating an apple”, “I have eaten an apple”, “I would have eaten an apple”..., and what’s more, when the subject is “she”, for simple present tense, you need to say “she eats an apple.” Well, in Chinese, the verb for “eat” stays the same, no complicated

conjugations, you just use “吃(chī)” for all the scenarios. For a different time, you just throw in an appropriate time word, and that’s just it. All my American friends who can speak good Chinese agree that it is easier than English.

Well, just like learning any skill, learning a new language takes time and efforts. As a self-made person of learning foreign languages myself, I have gained some practical tips and methods that can help you truly master the fundamental skills of Chinese efficiently. All you need to do is just to follow along, one little step at a time. For my teaching, my main focus is on two things: building a solid foundation and practical use cases, so that whatever you learn can be used with confidence. You will be amazed how much you can achieve and accomplish.

This language can be a passport to an exciting new world for you and I am happy to help you be your personal best at learning it.

A wonderful journey of serendipitous discoveries awaits you.