Course OverviewIntroduction to HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Exam Structure and Scoring Objectives of HSK 1: Understanding Basic Chinese Language and Culture Development of a Customized Study Plan for Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills
Learning Approximately 150 Essential Words and Phrases Focus on Everyday Vocabulary Related to Personal Information, Family, Food, and Daily Activities Emphasis on Pronunciation and Tone Practice Using Pinyin
Understanding Basic Sentence Patterns and Structures Introduction to Basic Measure Words (e.g., 个 gè, 本 běn) Learning to Form Negative Sentences Using 不 bù and 没有 méiyǒu Introduction to Basic Connectors (e.g., 和 hé for "and")
Listening to Simple Conversations and Dialogues Understanding Basic Commands and Instructions Practicing Listening for Key Information in Everyday Situations Engaging with Audio Materials Designed for Beginners
Reading and Understanding Simple Sentences and Short Texts Recognizing and Writing Basic Chinese Characters (about 150 characters) Comprehension Exercises Focused on Contextual Vocabulary Understanding Visual Contexts with Supporting Pictures
Writing Basic Sentences Using New Vocabulary and Grammar Structures Practicing Stroke Order and Writing of Common Chinese Characters Completing Simple Written Exercises (e.g., fill in the blanks, basic dialogues)
Engaging in Simple Conversations on Everyday Topics (e.g., self-introduction, family, hobbies) Practicing Pronunciation and Tones to Develop Clear Communication Role-playing Common Scenarios (e.g., ordering food, asking for directions) Using Basic Expressions for Greetings and Politeness
Basic Vocabulary Development
Fundamental Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Exam Structure and Scoring Objectives of HSK 2: Expanding Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills Development of a Customized Study Plan for Enhanced Language Proficiency
Learning Approximately 300 Essential Words and Phrases Focus on Vocabulary Related to Daily Life, Travel, Shopping, and Common Activities Emphasis on Pronunciation and Tone Practice Using Pinyin
Understanding More Complex Sentence Patterns and Structures Introduction to Expressing Future and Past Tenses (e.g., 会 huì for future and 了 le for completed actions) Learning to Use Common Measure Words in More Contexts Introduction to Basic Sentence Patterns for Making Suggestions and Requests (e.g., 可以 kěyǐ for "can" or "may")
Listening to Longer Conversations and Dialogues on Familiar Topics Understanding Instructions and Requests in Everyday Situations Practicing Listening for Specific Information and General Understanding Engaging with Audio Materials Designed for HSK 2 Learners
Reading and Understanding Simple Paragraphs and Short Texts Recognizing and Writing Basic Chinese Characters (about 300 characters) Comprehension Exercises Focused on Contextual Vocabulary and Basic Storylines Introduction to Common Signs and Notices in Mandarin
Writing Simple Sentences and Short Paragraphs Using New Vocabulary and Grammar Structures Practicing Stroke Order and Writing of Common Chinese Characters Completing Writing Exercises (e.g., diary entries, basic narratives, and responses to questions)
Engaging in Conversations on Familiar Topics (e.g., hobbies, family, daily routines) Practicing More Complex Sentence Structures in Speaking Role-playing Scenarios (e.g., booking a hotel, making purchases) Using Basic Expressions for Opinions and Preferences (e.g., 我觉得 wǒ juéde for "I think")
Expanded Vocabulary Development
Intermediate Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Exam Structure and Scoring Objectives of HSK 3: Expanding Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills Development of a Customized Study Plan for Advanced Language Proficiency
Learning Approximately 600 Essential Words and Phrases Focus on Vocabulary Related to Work, Education, Travel, Health, and Social Issues Emphasis on Pronunciation and Tone Practice Using Pinyin
Understanding More Complex Sentence Patterns and Structures Introduction to Expressing Modal Verbs and Conditional Sentences Learning to Use 把 (bǎ) Construction for Object Manipulation Introduction to Passive Voice Structure (e.g., 被 bèi)
Listening to Longer Conversations and Dialogues on Various Topics Understanding Contextual Meanings and Inferences in Conversations Practicing Listening for Details and Key Information Engaging with Audio Materials Designed for HSK 3 Learners
Reading and Understanding Short Articles, Stories, and Dialogues Recognizing and Writing Basic Chinese Characters (about 600 characters) Comprehension Exercises Focused on Contextual Vocabulary and Narrative Structures Introduction to Reading Authentic Materials (e.g., advertisements, simple articles)
Writing Short Essays and Descriptive Paragraphs Using New Vocabulary and Grammar Structures Practicing Stroke Order and Writing of Common Chinese Characters Completing Writing Exercises (e.g., letters, diary entries, and responses to prompts)
Engaging in Conversations on Various Topics (e.g., experiences, opinions, and future plans) Practicing More Complex Sentence Structures and Vocabulary in Speaking Role-playing Scenarios (e.g., job interviews, discussing travel plans) Using Expressions for Suggestions, Opinions, and Explanations (e.g., 我建议 wǒ jiànyì for "I suggest")
Expanded Vocabulary Development
Intermediate Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Exam Structure and Scoring Objectives of HSK 4: Expanding Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills Development of a Customized Study Plan for Enhanced Language Proficiency
Learning Approximately 1,200 Essential Words and Phrases Focus on Vocabulary Related to Work, Education, Technology, Environment, and Social Issues Emphasis on Pronunciation and Tone Practice Using Pinyin
Understanding More Complex Sentence Patterns and Structures Learning Conditional Sentences with 否则 (fǒuzé) for "otherwise" Introduction to 把 (bǎ) and 被 (bèi) Structures in Greater Detail Use of Advanced Modal Verbs for Speculation and Necessity (e.g., 应该 yīnggāi for "should", 可能 kěnéng for "might")
Listening to Longer and More Complex Conversations on Various Topics Understanding Different Accents and Speaking Styles Practicing Listening for Key Ideas and Supporting Details Engaging with Audio Materials Designed for HSK 4 Learners
Reading and Understanding Longer Texts, Articles, and Short Stories Recognizing and Writing Common Chinese Characters (about 1,200 characters) Comprehension Exercises Focused on Main Ideas and Details Introduction to Reading Authentic Materials (e.g., news articles, reports)
Writing Essays and Longer Descriptive Paragraphs Using New Vocabulary and Grammar Structures Practicing Stroke Order and Writing of Common Chinese Characters Completing Writing Exercises (e.g., reports, letters, and personal reflections)
Engaging in Discussions on a Variety of Topics (e.g., social issues, personal experiences, and future aspirations) Practicing Complex Sentence Structures and Vocabulary in Speaking Role-playing Scenarios (e.g., debates, presentations, discussing opinions) Using Expressions for Agreement, Disagreement, and Nuanced Opinions (e.g., 我同意 wǒ tóngyì for "I agree")
Expanded Vocabulary Development
Advanced Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Exam Structure and Scoring Objectives of HSK 5: Expanding Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills Development of a Customized Study Plan for Advanced Language Proficiency
Learning Approximately 2,500 Essential Words and Phrases Focus on Vocabulary Related to Advanced Topics such as Politics, Economics, Culture, Science, and Technology Emphasis on Pronunciation and Tone Practice Using Pinyin
Understanding More Complex Sentence Patterns and Structures Mastering Passive Voice and 把 (bǎ) Construction in Greater Detail Introduction to Stylistic and Rhetorical Devices in Writing and Speech Learning to Express Hypothetical Situations and Consequences (e.g., 假如 jiǎrú for "if")
Listening to Extended Conversations, Lectures, and News Reports on Various Topics Understanding Different Accents and Styles of Speech Practicing Listening for Inferences and Implicit Meanings Engaging with Audio Materials Designed for HSK 5 Learners
Reading Comprehension
Reading and Understanding Longer and More Complex Texts, Articles, and Literary Works Recognizing and Writing Common Chinese Characters (about 2,500 characters) Comprehension Exercises Focused on Main Ideas, Inferences, and Author's Intent Introduction to Reading Authentic Materials (e.g., essays, reports, and classic literature)
Writing Essays, Research Papers, and Creative Pieces Using Advanced Vocabulary and Grammar Practicing Stroke Order and Writing of Common Chinese Characters Completing Writing Exercises (e.g., analyses, critiques, and reflections)
Engaging in Discussions and Presentations on a Wide Range of Topics (e.g., social issues, scientific advancements, cultural differences) Practicing Advanced Sentence Structures and Vocabulary in Speaking Role-playing Scenarios (e.g., interviews, negotiations, and persuasive speeches) Using Expressions for Persuasion, Argumentation, and Nuanced Opinions (e.g., 我认为 wǒ rènwéi for "I think")
Expanded Vocabulary Development
Advanced Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
Course OverviewIntroduction to HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Exam Structure and Scoring Objectives of HSK 6: Mastering Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills Development of a Customized Study Plan for Near-Native Language Proficiency
Learning Approximately 5,000 Essential Words and Phrases Focus on Vocabulary Related to Specialized Topics such as Law, Economics, Technology, Social Issues, and Philosophy Emphasis on Pronunciation, Tone Practice, and Nuanced Usage of Vocabulary
Mastering Complex Sentence Patterns and Structures Learning Advanced Discourse Features and Cohesion Techniques Mastering Passive Voice, 把 (bǎ) Construction, and Other Complex Structures in Greater Detail Utilizing Subjunctive and Conditional Clauses to Discuss Hypothetical Situations
Listening to Long-form Conversations, Lectures, and News Reports on Specialized Topics Understanding Various Accents, Dialects, and Speeches Practicing Listening for Implicit Meanings, Inferences, and Tone Engaging with Audio Materials Designed for HSK 6 Learners
Reading and Understanding Complex Texts, Articles, and Literary Works Recognizing and Writing Common Chinese Characters (about 5,000 characters) Comprehension Exercises Focused on Main Ideas, Inferences, Author's Intent, and Rhetorical Devices Introduction to Reading Authentic Materials (e.g., essays, literature, scholarly articles)
Writing Essays, Research Papers, and Creative Works Using Advanced Vocabulary and Grammar Practicing Stroke Order and Writing of Common Chinese Characters Completing Writing Exercises (e.g., critical analyses, arguments, and reflections) Emphasizing Cohesion, Coherence, and Style in Writing
Engaging in Discussions, Presentations, and Debates on a Wide Range of Topics (e.g., global issues, cultural exchanges, philosophical debates) Practicing Advanced Sentence Structures, Idiomatic Expressions, and Specialized Vocabulary in Speaking Role-playing Scenarios (e.g., professional meetings, negotiations, and public speeches) Using Expressions for Persuasion, Argumentation, and Nuanced Opinions in Complex Situations
Expanded Vocabulary Development
Advanced Grammar Structures
Listening Comprehension
Reading Comprehension
Writing Skills
Speaking Skills
