Chinese beyond Classrooms

At the University of Denver, students learn Chinese language and culture not only from innovative classrooms, but also from a rich Chinese cultural environment on the campus and in the city of Denver. There are a couple of hundreds students and scholars from Chinese speaking countries and areas. Each year, DU Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA) and Taiwanese Student Association organize a variety of social and cultural activities, such as Festival of Nations, celebrations of Chinese Lunar New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival, participation in Chinese language and culture-oriented contests in the Denver and Colorado area, field trips to Chinese arts exhibitions and films, International Pin-pong Tournament and other group outings.

Additional information:

  • Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA) website: www.du-china.com
  • Head of Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA): Toby Wang, e-mail: Tobywn38@hotmail.com
  • Head of Taiwanese Student Association: Vicent Yu, e-mail: liangke1025@hotmail.com

    The following native speakers of Chinese are interested in tutoring students of Chinese:
First Name Last Name Email
Kaili Shi skaili@du.edu
Yingying Su Yingying.Su@du.edu
Xue Peng xue.peng@du.edu
Yiping Sun fairy830621@hotmail.com
Jing Zhou Jing.Zhou@du.edu
Jiaxiang Zhang philipwen99@hotmail.com
Xiao Yang yangxiao_1101@hotmail.com
Lei Zhang Lei.Zhang@du.edu
Xiaoxia Liu rainman525@hotmail.com
Yuan Zhou zhouyuanr9@yahoo.com.cn
Xiaoting Zhang xiazhang@alservices.com
Ning Stenger ning.stenger@gmail.com


Other Sources of Studying Chinese

Chinese Language Learning Web Sites:

http://www.clavisinica.com/fs-resources.html
This is a webpage with links to Clavis Sinica, a Chinese reading and reference software featuring a Chinese dictionary, text annotator, and mp3 audio voices project. It is suitable for intermediate and advanced level Chinese students.

http://learningchineseonline.net
This is a popular Chinese study website established by Professor Tim Xie at California State University at Long Beach. This website provides additional introduction to drills on Chinese pronunciations (pinyin and tone marks), animated Chinese characters with pronunciations, and information about radical, etymology and stroke orders. It is a good tool for the beginning students of Chinese.

http://www.carla.umn.edu/lct/materials/language/Chinese
This website provides resources for teaching and learning Chinese language and culture, such as Chinese written system, pronunciation, Chinese festivals etc.

Chinese News and Readings Web Sites:

http://www.cnd.org/hxwz
This Northern-America-based Readers Digest provides a wide-range of news and articles about Chinese social, political, cultural and literary events. It is in both Chinese and English versions.

http://www.baidu.com
This is a popular Chinese language website based on mainland China.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn
This is a website of China Daily, one of the major an official publications in mainland China.

Travel Web Site

http://www.elong.com
This website provides a useful and reliable source for getting travel information, booking flights and making hotel reservations.


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Updated: 05/08/08


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