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Hope they help!! And thank you so much! 😭

It’s a regular grid notebook from muji, i made the red grids myself :)

Wow, danke dir!! Bedeutet mir viel, wenn ich höre, dass meine Videos inspirierend sind 🥹

中国话 Zhongguohua by Brigitte Kölla, Cao Kejian Beijing: The Commercial Press, 2008, ISBN: 978-7-100-05964-0 However this is my university's German based textbook, so l'm not sure wether there is also an English version..

Thank you so much, I'm really so obsessed with it! 😭❤️

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Thank you so much dear! Means a lot <33

"Reading and Writing Chinese: A Comprehensive Guide to the Chinese Writing System" by William McNaughton & Jiageng Fan is a good beginner's guide on characters! There is also space to exercise the characters, so all in all a great book!

Thank you so much! Glad you like them! <3

Haha, hope this helps!

Omg I’m so happy my video was able to inspire you! It’s always so rewarding to hear that 🥹 Wishing you all the best for your studies and hope you find a book suitable for you! 💋

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 🥹🫶🏻

Oh all right, thank you for the feedback and sorry for the sound quality! 😭

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Really sorry about that :/ I was just talking about my start and the pace at uni is quite different as well as the choice of literature of course… However, sometimes I also like to read manhuas on manhua.weibo.com :) So everything there is for free and in original language! Hope this helps! ☺️

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真的吗？ 😂没看过别的？！

@@qiaokelimlk 视频中提到的书只看过这两本，肯定看过其他书的啦hh

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The last two I got while I was in China, however the others you can either find on amazon or local chinese bookstores (if there are any) :)

@@qiaokelimlk ahh okay 👌🏻 cool :)

Thank u!! ☺️ ❤

Thank you for the support!! There will definitely be lots of China vlogs! ☺️🫶🏻

It's a B5 squared notebook from Muji! <3

"Reading and Writing Chinese" by William McNaughton! This is a book I can recommend to beginners as well as a bit more proficient mandarin learners :D Here is the ISBN: 978-0804842990. Hope this helps <3

I used a squared notebook and basically just counted 4x4 square for the big character and just lined it red :)

thank you so much for your support! <3

Hi! So sorry about this late reply, however, I'm at University of Zurich and I have to say that the curriculum is quite diverse and you can choose modules ranging from language, ancient chinese, society and sociology, history, politics & more! You can easily find the niche that you want to focus on :)

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Thank you for your kind comment! I’d love to film a real-time study with me since the new semester has started! <3

I made the grids myself in a muji squared notebook (B5)... But I am sure you can also find pre-made grid notebooks on aliexpress or amazon! :D

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Glad you think so! thank you <3

Hi! Well, I asked myself the same question before I enrolled in Sinology. The undeniable fact is: the demand for staff with an expertise in China is growing. The good thing about Sinology is that there are many opportunities open for you, especially depending on your your minor degree you take. For example you can take politics as you said, or economics, education and combine it with Sinology. As for in the future you might consider working in these areas: International business, including international trade Government and politics Law, particularly commercial law Media Education, including teaching Tourism Intelligence So, as you can see, there are many possibilities and those I mentioned are not even all! You can work as a journalist if media is your passion, or teach in China or teach Chinese in your home country. Or you might even work as a consultant to firms in communications or marketing. If that’s not attractive enough, you can even choose to stay in the science field and do your own researches. But in general, your Chinese expertise will not go to waste for sure. ;) I hope this answer might help you. <3

@@qiaokelimlk it definitely did, thank you ♡

Thank you sm!! <3

I mainly use our university's textbook and then I make my own grids in a separate notebook. As for the textbook I can definitely recommend you this one: McNaughton, William, and Jiageng Fan. Reading and Writing Chinese: A Comprehensive Guide to the Chinese Writing System. 4th ed., Tuttle, 2014. Hope this helps :)

hahaha sure, I can give you lots of tips! :)

Thank you so much!! :D <3

Hope you enjoyed it! <3

aww thank you so so much!! i'm really thankful for all the support, new videos will be up very soon, so please be patient!! <3

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Welcome to my channel and thanks for subbing! Hope you enjoy your stay!

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Yes hahaha, I'm based in Switzerland ;)

Absolutely! Thin pens are my personal favourite! You can precisely exercise every stroke you write and control it a lot better than thick ones. I also have a whole video on this issue: ua-cam.com/video/sWCPBkooMoc/v-deo.html

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Thank you so much!! <3

I just use a standard gorilla-grip tripod :)

Thank you!! :D

i'm also happy to create content again! :D

thank you so much for your patience! there will be more videos soon since i've been planning lots of new content, do not worry :) i hope you will enjoy them just as much as my other videos!! <3

@@qiaokelimlk oh I will and omg you replied to me 😭😭