Wrong,Wrong.Wrong! (2nd Edition) Chinese Breeze Graded Reader Series Level 1:300 Word Level Chinese Reading Book
About This Series:
Chinese Breeze is one of the most popular Chinese graded reader series which offers over 60 titles of enjoyable stories at eight language levels. It is designed for college and secondary school Chinese language learners from beginning to advanced level (including AP Chinese students),offering them a new opportunity to read for pleasure and simultaneously developing real fluency ,building confidence ,and increasing motivation for Chinese Learning .
| Level 1: 300 base words |
Level 5: 1500 base words |
| Level 2: 500 base words |
Level 6: 2100 base words |
| Level 3: 750 base words |
Level 7: 3000 base words |
| Level 4: 1100 base words |
Level 8: 4500 base words |
Chinese Breeze has the following main features:
* Wide choice of topics, including detective ,adventure, romance, fantasy, science fiction, society, biography, legend ,horror, etc. to meet the diverse interests of both adult and young adult learners.
*Careful selection of the most useful vocabulary for read life communication in modern standard Chinese.
* Easy to understand, low new word density.
*Mostly original stories providing fresh and exciting material for Chinese learners ( and even native Chinese speakers)
*Authentic and engaging language crafted by professional writers teamed with pedagogical experts.
*Fully illustrated texts with appealing layouts that facilitate understanding and increase enjoyment. ....
Basic Information about this book:
Title:Wrong,Wrong,Wrong!
level 1 :300 word level
Authors: Shaoling Zhao
Publisher: Peking University Press Publication
Date :May,2017
ISBN:9787301282519
Page: 71
Language: simplified Chinese ,English
Binding: Paperback
Folio: 32 opening
Overview of this story:
June 8, Beijing. A pretty girl lies dead on the floor of her luxury home . A slip of paper found on her body reads, " I'm tired.Let me leave..." At the bottom of the slip is a signature: Lin Shuangshuang.
Shuangshuang has a twin-sister called Duidui. The two girls look so similar that others can hardly tell who's who. is the one who died really Shuangshuang? Then where is Duidui? If the one who died is Duidui as someone claimed , then why is the signature on the slip Lin Shuangshuang?
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