Mandarin House Summer Experience Review!

Summer Camp Kids Share their Experience! - Farewell messages

 Summer is coming to an end, as well as 2012 Summer Camp edition.

This year, about 100 kids aged between 7 and 16 years from all over the world joined Mandarin House Summer Camp and shared an unforgettable adventure in a safe, fun, full immersion environment, getting to know more about Chinese life through Mandarin lessons, cultural workshops, activities and excursions.

Some of them left a final message to share with everybody their experience at Mandarin House!

Messages

- I most liked the friendly teachers and friends. I also liked laughing in class. Gilliam is funny, Veronica likes making up new sentences, Anna likes being silly and Alexandra is unintelligent. FUN! - LAURA    
- This is the best place in China. I learned a HUGE amount of Chinese and also made lots of friends here. Exursions were so fun and the weather was just perfect - SONIO KUM

- 我希望我可以回来.- 甘城志

- Mandarin house is awesome and so much fun, I made lots of new friends and learned a lot. I probably come back next year for more than I stayed this year - KAPUR  
                                        
- I have made really good friends. Mandarin house has a very child-friendly learning environment and lovely teachers - ALESSANDRA

- I had a really good time here and I improved my Chinese. Thanks to刘迪老师。 I am also happy to have met friends from all around the world - ANGELINA

- 谢谢美和汉语！明年见！再见！- VERONICA

- The first day I came to Mandarin house I was kind of scared, because I couldn’t speak a word in Chinese. But after three weeks, I have learned so many things. I know how to buy, how to speak with somebody, and I met so many good friends, who helped me such as Anne and Beni. I would specially thank teacher LINCHAI and Evan who have been so kind and patient with me and my classmates. I will miss you all - ABRIL

- I really enjoyed the summer camp. The people were great. I saw a panda!! - YORDAN

- Thank you Mandarin House. It was a great experience for me. I really enjoyed my trip to China. It is a lovely country with lovely history. I definitely want to come back again! - PAVEL

See you next year!!

Mandarin House Review And Cultural Insight

New Cultural Insight!

"师傅领进门，修行在个人"

Shī fu lǐng jìn mén, xiū xíng zài gè rén

Teachers open the door, you enter by yourself

妈妈：你学英语学得怎么样？
Māma : Nǐ xué yīngyǔ xué de zěnmeyàng ?
Mother: How are your English studies?

孩子：太难了！
Háizi : Tài nán le !
Kid: English is too difficult.

妈妈：你平时要多学习。师傅领进门，修行在个人。
Māma : Nǐ píngshí yào duō xuéxí, shīfu lǐng jìn mén, xiūxíng zài gèrén.
Mother: You have too learn hard. The teacher opens the door, but you have to enter by yourself.

Are you ready to enter by yourself?

Mandarin House Review - 11th International Seminar of Teaching Chinese Language Convention

Mandarin House participated at 11th "International Seminar of Teaching Chinese Language Convention”

Sponsored by HanBan, Xi'an Department of Education and Xi'an International Studies University, the 11th "International Seminar of Teaching Chinese Language Convention" opened on 2012.8.16.

The main topic was “Innovation and Development: International Chinese language teacher`s training and development.”  Over 500 educators attended the workshop on strengthening Chinese programs. This included 许嘉璐Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the 9th & 10th National People's Congress ,许琳 National office director, Director-General of Hanban, 朱静芝 Shan`xi provincial vice-governor, and President of Mandarin House, 卞佳Jasmine Bian attend the opening ceremony.

What kind of Chinese teachers do overseas countries need?

Some Chinese teaching experts talked about the best ways and new trends for training, evaluation, knowledge, ability and quality.

Upcoming HSK Test Dates at Mandarin House - Are you ready?

As you may know, Mandarin House is now a registered HSK testing centre, so take a look to the next exam dates and come to Mandarin House to take it!


Mandarin House will host its first HSK exam as a registered testing centre next September 8th. We encourage our students to take it as it is an invaluable tool to improve one's career progression chances.

The school offers as special class curriculum to prepare for the test, from the intensive group class HSK 35, to private tutoring focusing on getting ready to achieve the best results.
Upcoming Test Dates:

September 8  (Levels 3&4) Shanghai

October 21     (Levels 1-6)   Beijing & Shanghai

December 2  (Levels 1-6)   Beijing & Shanghai

Don't keep putting it off and register for the HSK test with Mandarin House now!

For more information about the HSK test click here.

Mandarin House Review - Cultural Insight!!

Become a Chinese Superman!

Here is a Chinese Corner that can be applied to your everyday study of Chinese! Remember to not just hear Chinese, see Chinese and know Chinese, but to be a person of action with your Chinese. 加油！！！


不闻不若闻之，闻之不若见之，见之不若知之，知之不若行之；学至于行之而止矣

Bù wén bù ruò wén zhī, wén zhī bù ruò jiàn zhī, jiàn zhī bù ruò zhīzhī, zhīzhī bù ruò xíng zhī; xuézhìyú xíng zhī ér zhǐ yǐ



Literal Meaning: Not hearing is not as good as hearing, hearing is not as good as seeing, seeing is not as good as mentally knowing, mentally knowing is not as good as acting; true learning continues up to the point that action comes forth



Real-life Meaning: I hear and I forget; I see and I remember; I do and I understand. You can only understand something by trying it yourself.


Take action with your Chinese & become a Chinese superman!

Mandarin House Review - World Language Provider Star Award Nominee!

Once again: World Language Provider Star Award Nominee!

Once again since 2008, Mandarin House is pleased to announce we have once again been nominated for Study Travel Magazine's Star Award for the 'World Language Provider' category.

We are a former winner in 2009 and this year is the 5th year in a row we have been nominated. We are proud as no other Chinese language school have even been nominated before.

Wish us luck to take home the award again!!

                                                                             AND nominee for 2012!!

How Does Networking Really Work in China? - Mandarin House

How Does Networking Really Work in China?

Want to get ahead in the Chinese business world? - Master Networking!         

Seminar presented by Mandarin House and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai A

Shanghai is a concrete jungle full of great business opportunities. What's the key to doing business here? Networking. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Mandarin House are pleased to present How Does Networking Really Work in China, where you'll learn how to work the room in both languages.

Learn about:

- How to network with Chinese people and network without being annoying
- Differences in Western and Chinese networking styles
- Following up after an event and maintaining your business network
- The importance of maintaining Mianzi (saving face) and Guanxi (long-term relations)
- Frequently used language and vocabulary in networking situations

Date: August 28, 2012

Time: 6 pm-8 pm

Venue: Mandarin House Shanghai School. Level 12 Asia Mansion, 650 Hankou Rd,

Cost: 50 RMB for members, 80 RMB for non-members

  

Mandarin House Review '- How Should Kids Learn Chinese?

How Should Kids Learn Chinese?

Did you know that .... when it comes to learning a foreign language, the younger one, starts the better. Indeed, some studies show that learning a second language at early age increases fluency and the development of a native accent. These benefits are critical especially when learning Chinese. But what’s the proper way for kids to learn Mandarin?

Children learn languages differently from adults
“Combining lessons with a fun activity is the best way to get kids engaged with a language,” says teacher Eric Mei from Mandarin House. “Kids have short attention spans. You need to use toys, pictures, games and competition to keep them engaged. If not, you will lose them,” he continues. That way, children can combine all these inputs to create words and understand the rhythm and structure of sentences.

Kids learn better when using graphic or animated teaching methods. Their language skills improve when they learn by doing things by themselves and – especially – by playing.

What options do parents have?
Outside China, parents are beginning to enroll their kids in Mandarin immersion programs, hiring Chinese tutors and nannies, and buying Mandarin cartoons or video games. They see Chinese as the language of the future and want to help their kids prepare.

But what if you are in China? Kids are constantly receiving Chinese inputs, but parents can help their progress by taking advantage of a wide range of options.

The most immersive option is to put kids into a local Chinese school. In fact, some schools offer a two-way immersion program combining Chinese and English education. However, some parents think that a local school is too much and decide to enroll their kids for after-class lessons combined with activities in Chinese.

Parents should consider cultural activities, but a more effective option is enrolling kids in Chinese-language sport activities. That way, they are in contact with native Chinese kids and get Chinese instruction while playing.

The most popular option for expats living in China (or abroad) is to enroll their kids in a Chinese summer camp. This allows students to learn in an immersive Chinese, but also very international environment. This kind of experience combines Chinese lessons with activities and excursions.

Normally, summer camps also offer home stays or residence accommodations with Chinese monitors, so that kids practice Chinese all the time.

“Whatever a method you choose for [your] kids, it has to be fun,” says Eric Mei. “You can’t impose a rigid timetable or dry memorization. They learn at their own pace, so you have to follow their rhythm.”

Share with us your opinion about this? When did you start learning Chinese? When would you like to have started with the language?

NEW MANDARIN HOUSE CHINESE SCHOOL IN GUANGZHOU

MH is expanding to South China’s cultural and economic center

Fresh news from Guangzhou? Are you living or planning to go to Guangzhou? Now you have the possibility to do it! In fact, Mandarin House is proud to annouce the opening of a new school in the very financial centre of Guangzhou!

Read more below:

Mandarin House, China’s largest and internationally recognized Chinese language school, is opening a new center in Guangzhou and starting classes from June 9. Mandarin House Guangzhou is located on the 10th floor of the iconic Victory Plaza in the city’s new Tianhe business district and is easily accessible by subway.

According to Ms. Jasmine Bian, Founder and President of Mandarin House, “More and more non-Chinese businessmen and tourists are coming to Guangzhou to take advantage of the city’s prosperity and we have found many of them are staying for the long-term.”

“Not being able to understand and communicate in Chinese is often the single largest barrier to doing business or enjoying life in Guangzhou. As such it was a no-brainer to expand to Guangzhou and give these people the language training they need at the level of service they expect back home,” Jasmine explained.

In fact, as reported by the Chinese recruitment research company WellHRBPO, the salary of an expatriate who understands Chinese in China is 45% higher on average than expatriates who cannot.

Following from Mandarin House Shanghai (2004) and Beijing (2006), Guangzhou school uses the same self-developed curriculum focused on Real-Life Chinese and employs a number of tested teaching methods gained from the ESL industry. This gives learners a completely fresh and different product and is wholly focused on delivering results fast.

Courses at the Guangzhou school include intensive classes between Monday to Friday (with the option to learn Chinese characters or not), private tutoring for individuals or small groups, study tours and junior summer camps. The school caters for Chinese learners of all levels and for students wanting to learn from 2 weeks to 1 year or more.

The classrooms are modern, air-conditioned and designed specifically to create a perfect language learning environment and are complimented by a student rest area and PC stations with free wifi.

For questions, enquiries or registrations, please contact:

E: info@mandarinhouse.com
W: www.mandarinhouse.com

If you want to learn more about Mandarin House visit our website or send an enquiry, we will answer you as soon as possible.

Information is power! - Mandarin House Review

Ready to come to China? Get informed before coming!

If you want to know how to learn Chinese and be ready to start your experience in China, we recommend you visit the following sites to get prepared!

Students Review about China

Interesting and funny stories about China + Cultural Insights

Mandarin House News Section

Cultural Insight III - Mandarin House Review

“欧洲杯” ( Ōu zhōu Bēi)

The European Cup Dialogue:

 小王：你看起来很累。

Xiǎo Wáng: Nǐ kàn qǐlai hěn lèi.

Xiao Wang: You looked tired.



凯文： 对。我睡得不够。欧洲杯开始了，我每天半夜开始看比赛。

Kǎi Wén: Duì. Wǒ shuì de bú gòu. Ōuzhōu bēi kāishǐ le，wǒ měi tiān bàn yè kāishǐ kàn  bǐ sài.

Kevin: Yes. I didn’t have enough sleep. European Cup started and I started watching games at midnight.



 小王：你支持哪个球队？

Xiǎo Wáng: Xiǎo Wáng:Nǐ zhīchí nǎ gè qiúduì ？

Xiao Wang: Which team do you support?



凯文：我支持西班牙。

Kǎi Wén: Wǒ zhīchí Xī bān yá.

Kevin: I support Spain.



 小王：我也是。西班牙加油！托雷斯加油！

Xiǎo Wáng Wǒ yě shì. Xī bān yá jiā yóu ！Tuō Léi sī jiā yóu ！

Xiao Wang: Me too.  Spain go go! Torres go go!

Cultural Insight II - Mandarin House Review

一箭双雕

                             yíjiànshuāngdiāo

Meaning:

Different cultures sometimes share same idea; for example the English language has the phrase, 'kill two birds with one stone' and Chinese has something very similar: 一箭双雕 yíjiànshuāngdiāo which literally means ' to kill two vultures with one arrow'.

The story behind this 成语 comes from (The History of Northern Dynasties) which was completed approximately 650AD and covered the historical period of 386-618AD.
It is said that once upon time a man named Zhang-Sunsheng saw two vultures fighting each other in the sky. Zhang-Sunsheng took his bow and shot just one arrow killing both vultures. People thought that this was a miracle and so the story was widely spread. Since then, people use this phrase to describe someone who has achieved two goals through just one action.

Example:

他来中国生活，找到了好工作，也找到了爱情，真是一箭双雕！

Tā lái zhōngguó shēnghuó，zhǎodào le hǎo gōngzuò，yě zhǎodào le àiqíng，zhēn shì yíjiànshuāngdiāo！

He found a good job as well as his true love by coming to China, that’s really yíjiànshuāngdiāo!

Cultural Insight I - Mandarin House Review

打鸡血
 

dǎ jī xuè

Meaning:
指 人 特别 兴奋， 好像 吃 了 兴奋剂。“打”是“注射” 的 意思。

zhǐ rén tèbié xīngfèn, hǎoxiàng chī le xīngfèn jì. “dǎ ” shì “zhùshè ”de yìsi.

It refers to someone who is very excited and acts as if they use doping drugs. “dǎ ”means to inject; “jī xuè” means chicken blood.

Example:
 最近 他 好像 打 了 鸡血 一样， 每天 都 工作 到 半夜。

 Zuìjìn tā hǎoxiàng dǎ le jī xuè yíyàng, měitiān dōu gōngzuò dào bànyè.

It seems as if he has recently been taking doping drugs as he works until midnight every day.

Mandarin House is now a registered HSK Testing Centre!

We are proud to announce that Mandarin House has been accredited as a registered HSK Testing Centre by China Hanban.

Our first HSK test date will most likely be in September and will keep you informed with the exam dates and updates!

Hope to see you taking the HSK test with us!

Get ready and register for
Mandarin House HSK Preparation 35 Course!

Jasmine Bian, President, Mandarin House, China - Mandarin House review

Do you want to know more about Mandarin House's history?

About the president!

Jasmine Bian set up Mandarin House in China, now a successful language school chain which has taught over 20,000 students from 70 countries. She talked to The PIE about her plans for the Mandarin House brand.

Q. What made you decide to start a Chinese language school?
A. It was 2003, I went to Canada and lived there for ten months and it was quiet, but I wasn’t very challenged and it was not very exciting compared with China. So I went back to Shanghai and thought, “Everyone is learning English, Why aren’t they learning Chinese?”, and there are foreigners out there. I started a Chinese language school in 2004.

Keep update with Mandarin House information!

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Parents head to China to improve their kids’ Mandarin skills

More and more parents are sending their kids to summer camps in China or even moving to this country to give them a first-hand Chinese language and cultural experience.

They think that with the rise of China’s global influence, their kids will have better future opportunities if they are fluent in Chinese.

Actually, a recent report by the Chinese recruitment research company WellHRBPO found that nowadays the general salary of an expatriate who understands Chinese in China is on average 45% higher than expatriates who cannot.

How are parents reacting?

Back home parents are beginning to enroll their kids in Mandarin-immersion programs, hiring Chinese tutors and nannies and buying cartoon videos or videogames in Mandarin.

According to U.S. State Department’s Foreign Service institute, Chinese competence takes 2,200 class hours, with half of that time spent in a country where it is spoken.

For this reason, most of them are sending their kids and teens to summer camps in China. In fact, since 2004 every year Mandarin House Summer Camp welcomes 100’s of students from 7 to 16 years old from all over the world to learn Chinese, experience traditional and modern China, make international friends and have the summer of a lifetime! It provides with an unforgettable learning experience and a valuable head-start for their future.

Mandarin House Language PLUS Activities!

Get a plus in your experience in China and start “baoing” your “jiaozis” and go wild with a Chinese brush!

Every month Mandarin House offers twice-weekly activities like cooking, calligraphy, martial arts and excursions to help you discover traditional and modern China.

Language PLUS program gives cultural insights to complement studies while meeting new people.

• July 17^th > Yuyuan Bazaar & Temple of the City God
• July 18^th>  Modern Shanghai Sightseeing
• July 25^th>   Chinese Callygraphy
• July 28^th>   Visit the Ancient Water Town
• July 31st>   Chinese Martial Arts

 We wait for you!!

Mandarin House Student Review - Getting prepared to take the HSK!

Mandarin House has been accredited as a registered HSK Testing Centre by China Hanban, our students see this as the perfect opportunity to start preparing for it.

Kevan, 19-year-old Austrian, has been studying an intensive course at Mandarin House for 4 months. "Every day 6 hours in class and at the end of July I will take the HSK Level 3," Kevan says.

"I came to China to learn Chinese 4 months ago and now I want to have a proof of my Chinese skills for myself, but also to present it for my future business opportunities," he continues.

For the HSK Level 3 you need to know 600 words, according to experts you can achieve this by learning 6 hours every day during 2 months.

"If you decide to take the exam, I recommend to go to class as much as you can, buy a book with sample tests and vocabulary lists and study hard." That's Kevan's recipe.

Actually, according to Hanban, in 2009 more than 600,000 Chinese learners registered and attended the tests worldwide.

To prepare to take the test Mandarin House offers HSK Preparation 35 course. An intensive combination of 6 group classes and an additional private tutoring lesson a day covering reading, writing, speaking, listening, test preparation and more, offering the complete HSK preparation curriculum for all 6 levels.      

Get to know your Chinese level, get prepared to enroll at a Chinese university or present a certificate to your job applications guarantying your Chinese skills.

What is the HSK exam?

China's Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) is the standardized national test used to determine the fluency of non-native speakers in Chinese and it is used by all Chinese universities to assess the enrolment of foreign students and by a number of Chinese companies looking for foreign workers.

Read more: http://www.mandarinhouse.com/hsk-chinese

Real-life Chinese! Are you ready? - Mandarin House review

“What is the best way to learn Chinese? If it’s practical for your life, then you’ll remember it more easily,” says teacher Stanley Sun from Mandarin House.

“We have developed our own structured, holistic curriculum based on the fundamental principle of providing real-life Chinese communication training,” he continues. Get to know the essentials.

• Do you know how to order food, buy a Chinese cell phone or rent an apartment?
  
• Do you know what to say to buy a public transportation ticket or to open a bank account?

“When you arrive to China you need to get the basic practical Chinese skills to solve all your first daily life issues,” recommends Eric Mei teacher from Mandarin House.

“That is why we focus on these kind of topics, the students are going to practice for sure!,” he assures.

Always updating

 

Mandarin House self-developed materials are brought into line with both the new HSK levels and European CEF levels.

They are designed to introduce students to daily life conversation as quick as possible and they are regularly updated based on the feedback from students and teachers.

Actually, Mandarin House has a separate Education Department in charge of the publication and revision of the teaching materials and curriculum, teacher training and content development, always ready to make the most of your time while learning Chinese.

Learning Chinese at 72: Be always ready! No barriers in life! - Mandarin House Review

"Since I've learned Chinese, it's like I have more space in my brain," by Ninette, student at Mandarin House.

At 72 years of age she completed an intensive Chinese course at Mandarin House and has been studying Chinese for 4 years.

What is her secret? Motivation and knowing that life has no barriers!

Mandarin House offers Chinese courses for all ages and levels! Become a hero like Ninette and register now!

Read more about her!

Country: France
Occupation: Photographer
Languages: French, English
Interests: Read, cinema, yoga, Qi Gong

“Students should come to China open-minded and get prepared to be surprised”

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Another Experience in Shanghai at Mandarin House

IALC Workshop 2011 hosted by Mandarin House

   

Mandarin House hosted the 28th annual International Association Language Centres (IALC) Workshop 2011. It was a meeting point for IALC language schools and professional study travel agencies to present a huge variety of high-quality language programs available worldwide.

It marked a significant milestone for the international language travel industry in terms of recognizing both the quality of language instruction available in China and particularly the increasing importance and influence of the Chinese language worldwide. 

As China's premier Chinese language provider, Mandarin House is proud to have contributed to this growing recognition of Chinese as an increasingly relevant language.

Mandarin House is proud to be quality accredited by IALC. Founded in 1983, IALC is a network of high-quality, independent language schools teaching their native language to international students.

Mandarin House Shanghai Experience!

Cultural Insights and funny stories about China!

Mandarin House Shanghai Experience!

Mandarin House Facebook page gets you updated about new Chinese learning trends, funny stories and cultural insights about China.

You can also be in touch with other people interested in learning Chinese or Chinese culture!

https://www.facebook.com/mandarinhouseschools

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Join Mandarin House Alumni Network Group in LinkedIn - Experience

At Mandarin House we strongly believe in the importance of our alumni staying connected with the school, their colleagues and teachers. These connections can not only keep you motivated to retain and improve your Chinese language level, but also can give you a valuable network for future career and business opportunities.

For this reason, we have created the Mandarin House Alumni Networking Group at LinkedIn. 

As China's premier Chinese language school, some of our past graduates include the CEO's and senior staff of some of China's most influential MNC's and a number of consular and embassy officials.

As one of our former students we welcome you to JOIN!

China Experience at Mandarin House!

 

Do you know that worldwide over 50 million people are learning Chinese?

After watching our students review video, you can take a look to the video "Learn Chinese: Come to China and start your learning experience with Mandarin House!"  


 
Mandarin House welcomes you to China! Get to know more about our school and all the possibilities of learning Chinese!

Do you know that worldwide over 50 million people are learning Chinese?

Come to Mandarin House in China and start a learning experience to last a lifetime!
Beijing and Shanghai schools are waiting for you!

China's Best Summer Camp is here!

Read our Junior Students Review!

Since 2004 Mandarin House hosts every summer the best Chinese camps in Shanghai, which provide a wonderful opportunity for kids and teens from 7 to 16 years old with an unforgettable learning experience and a valuable head-start for their future.

Experienced teachers use a teaching method that combines all aspects and skills of language in an interactive way that makes Chinese learning productive and interesting for your child.      

Learning Chinese and then practicing in its native environment increases the speed and quality of learning. For this reason Mandarin House Shanghai Summer Camp complements Chinese lessons with cultural workshops, projects, sports, trips and excursions.

Dedicated full-time employees and teachers form the summer camp staff team and are united by one goal: to make your child's summer the most enjoyable possible!

Our Shanghai summer camp is located in the center of Shanghai at People's Square and right next to one of Asia's premier boulevards and shopping destinations in Nanjing Road. 

 CAMP HIGHLIGHTS

- Total immersion Chinese learning environment
- Safety first and safety always
- Language lessons are complemented by cultural workshops, art projects, sports, trips and excursions, creating a varied, unforgettable experience
- Carefully selected camp directors, coordinators and monitors based on their experience, expertise and, above all, dedication to each student
- Mandarin House’s self-developed curriculum; designed specifically for children to learn Chinese as quick as possible and as fun as possible!

OPTIONS

Residence Camp for Teens 13-16 yrs
- Living & studying together 24 hours a day in a total immersion environment

Homestay for Young Adults 13-16 yrs
- Study at school and live with a Chinese family. Day Camp for Kids 7 to 16 yrs
- Students take part in classes and weekday activities, and stay with their families during evenings and weekends

Family Package
- Specially designed for parents who travel with their children

Summer is here and Mandarin House is hosting again its famous Summer Camp for kids and teens.

Every year 100’s of students from all over the world attend Mandarin House summer camps to learn Chinese, experience traditional and modern Shanghai, make international friends and have the summer of a lifetime!

Mandarin House website! 

Take a look to our student reviews page!

From everywhere!!!!

All of our students share their experience in China and at Mandarin House with you! Click: http://mandarinhouse.com/student-reviews

  From over 70+ nationalities our students share the following characteristics:

1. Aged between 7 to 87
2. School experience ranging from primary school age to graduates of Oxford, Harvard, MIT, Stamford and other top universities
3. Some occupations include: astronaut, Hollywood director, son of a national president and China CEO’s of Fortune 500 companies.

You can see a lot of people have trusted us in learning Chinese and our community comprised of our past and present students, teachers and staff is very diverse and active. And also in our videos!

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You will know everything about our students’ experience!

Take a look to Mandarin House new videos and come to Mandarin House to learn Chinese!

We want to share with you our students review, information about learning Chinese in Beijing and Shanghai and remember when Mandarin House hosted the IALC Workshop 2011!

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