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Most Frequently Used Characters I (1.0) - A simple list of the 300 most frequently used characters in modern Chinese, in order of increasing complexity. These 300 characters, because they are so widely used in various combinations, account for approximately 65% of the characters encountered in a typical Chinese newspaper. Master them and you're well on your way to literacy! (View Text | Download Text)
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Most Frequently Used Characters II (2.0) - A list of the 500 next most frequently used characters in modern Chinese, in order of increasing complexity. (View Text | Download Text)
津津有味
进退两难
举一反三
开门见山
慷慨解囊
力不从心
两全其美
了如指掌
流离失所
络绎不绝
满载而归
每况愈下
美中不足
面目全非
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Commonly Used Idioms (3.3) - A large selection of the pithy, four-character idioms (chengyu) that are a traditional hallmark of vernacular Chinese. A familiarity with these idioms is, far more than in other languages, an essential component of cultural literacy. (View Text | Download Text | Read Using Chinese Text Reader)
家庭
有其父，必有其子。有其母，必有其女。
不养儿不知父母恩。
血浓于水。
不孝有三，无后为大。
在家敬父母，何必远烧香。
金窝、银窝，不如自己的草窝。
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Commonly Used Proverbs (2.2) - Proverbs provide a glimpse into the spirit and values of any society. This representative selection of 100 of the most commonly used proverbs in modern Chinese is divided into nine categories: family, education, friendship, famous places, the ways of the world, failure and disappointment, optimism, self-discipline, and temperaments. (View Text | Download Text)
谁是中国最大姓？
华人最大的10个姓是：(占华人人口40%，约4亿人)
张、王、李、赵、陈、杨、吴、刘、黄、周

第二大的10个姓是：(占华人人口10%以上)
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Family Names (4.0) - Because proper nouns are not capitalized in Chinese as they are in English, it can be difficult for beginners to distinguish people's names from other words when reading Chinese newspapers, stories, and other documents. Fortunately, the number of common family names in China is quite limited, with the 45 surnames presented here used by over 70% of the population. (View Text | Download Text)
各有欣赏
　　傍晚，一对初恋青年男女相约去电影院。姑娘："你最喜欢看什么影片？"
小伙子："《姑娘望着我》.你呢？" 姑娘："《南洋富翁》."
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Jokes (3.7) - There are few better ways to get to know a culture than by learning what people like to laugh at. This representative sampling of twenty often-told jokes includes barbs directed at most of the usual suspects in Chinese humor, including love, marriage hen-pecked husbands, school, scholars, officials, merchants, and the wealthy. (View Text | Download Text)
直辖市、特别行政区
　北京　　
　　风景名胜：长城，紫禁城，明十三陵
　天津
　　风景名胜：天津劝业场
　上海
　　风景名胜：外滩，城隍庙，豫园， 东方明珠
Place Names (2.7) - When travelling in China, using a Chinese map, or reading about Chinese history or current events, it is useful to know the characters for the major place names you will encounter. This comprehensive gazetteer includes the names of all of China's provinces, autonomous regions, and special administrative zones, along with the name of the capital city and a list of major cities, geographical features, and historical sites for each one. (View Text | Download Text)
冷菜类
五香鱼
酱牛肉
盐水鸭
盐水虾
醉鸡
熏鱼
酸辣白菜
叉烧肉
拌肚丝

肉类

溜肝尖
糖醋排骨
黑椒牛柳
梅菜扣肉
荷包里脊
Restaurant Menu Sampler (4.8) - One of the most common texts you'll encounter on any visit to China is a restaurant menu. Unless you'd rather not know what you're eating, it's helpful to recognize the names of at least some of the more common dishes. This selection of 58 typical Chinese menu offerings is divided into six categories: cold appetizers, meat dishes, seafood, vegetable dishes, noodles and buns, and soups. (View Text | Download Text)
公共场所
禁止随地吐痰
禁止乱扔废物
请不要乱丢果皮纸屑
爱护草坪，请勿践踏
禁止吸烟
请勿攀登
禁止刻画
爱护草地，请勿入内
禁止拍照
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treet Signs (2.5) - The signs on buildings, billboards, and street corners are probably the most commonly encountered texts in any major city, and are essential for safety, convenience, navigation, and shopping, not to mention getting a feel for the public culture of a new place. This sampling of 125 common signs seen on recent trips to China is divided into the following nine categories for ease of use: public spaces, communications, transportation, health & medicine, public security, tourism, public services, residential districts, and political slogans. (View Text | Download Text)
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