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Compiled under the sponsorship of the China National Office for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign
Language (NOTCFL) and in consultation with the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) Guidelines, the
New Practical Chinese Reader (NPCR) series is designed to help native English speakers easily learn
Chinese. Based on the time-tested Practical Chinese Reader (PCR), the revised and updated NPCR
combines the grammatical strengths of the old PCR with contemporary material and more emphasis
on learning to use Chinese in everyday conversation.

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Customer Reviews Most helpful customer reviews 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Surprisingly enjoyable By Professor These were written in China for use in teaching Chinese to non-
native speakers and they are surprisingly good and surprisingly enjoyable. They are a little focused
on things an undergrad would need to say ... I have not needed to ask anyone in China where his
dormitory was. And they are obviously written with Chinese students in mind ... most Americans
would not start with an early distinction between older brother (gege) and younger brother (didi) or
grand mother on father's side (nai nai) and grand mother on mother's side (wai po). But the books
are well designed and actually work well for self instruction. 0 of 0 people found the following
review helpful. No pinyin - a difficult shift from volume 1 By Leo Dirac In Volume 2, the characters
no longer have pinyin next to them like they did in volume 1. So if you don't remember a character,
you have to look it up in a dictionary, which if you're serious about learning chinese you probably
know is often a painful process. Alternately you can listen along to the audio accompaniment NEW
PRACTICAL CHINESE READER ACCOMPANIMENT: 4CDs Vol. 2 (Chinese Edition) to learn how an
unfamiliar character is pronounced so you can look it up more easily in a dictionary. This change is
necessary at some point in learning, but the transition is hard. I wish the workbook provided pinyin,
but it doesn't. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great textbook By Zachary This
textbook is the best Chinese textbook that I have used. What I like best about this textbook is it
gears itself more toward conversational Chinese. I would recommend buying the CDs for more
listening practice. See all 17 customer reviews...

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