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基本信息 商品名称： 中国哲学简史-英汉对照 出版社： 外语教学与研究出版社 出版时间： 2015-06-01 作者： 冯友兰 译者： 开本： 32开 定价： 80.00 页数： 印次： 1 ISBN号： 9787513561280 商品类型： 图书 版次： 1 精彩书摘 1. 全新英汉对照版本2. 补充原英文版编者提供的有学术价值的参考书目，以及中文版译者的译后记。
春节，是中国人心目中最重要的节日，春节凝聚着中国人最浓厚的情感、最质朴的愿望，让中国人不惜艰难险阻、不惜跋山涉水也要在春节前夕赶回来，合家团聚。对于现代很多人来说，也许春节已经简化成一段假期、几顿家宴，然而，春节的意思不仅在如此。从腊八的腊八粥开始，年味儿就已经徐徐展开，到腊月二十三起始，过年的准备工作就该正式启动了，一直到正月初七，每天都有安排，每天都有讲究，这才是中国人真正的、醇正的春节。
The major struggle facing all beginning Chinese languagestudents is to learn to recognize, read and write hundreds ofChinese characters. This book adopt a structural approach thathelps students overcome this initial difficulty and quickly masterthe basic Chinese characters fundamental to this language. Intendedfor beginning students, The First 100 Chinese Characters:Simplified Character Edition contains carefully selected andsequenced characters for rapid and effective learning. Each Chinesecharacter is shown separately on a single page, along with itsEnglish definitions, hanyu pinyin romanization, alternate form, astroke-order guide and ample writing space. Twoindexes—alphabetical by the English meanings and by pinyinromanization—are provided at the back of each book for quick andeasy reference, along with extra sheets of blank boxes for writingpractice.
With more than 200 new entries, this updated edition boastsalmost 2,000 common phrases and colloquial expressions used incontemporary American English. From greetings and good-byes toeveryday small talk, each entry is presented in a realisticcontext. Special attention to the needs of nonnative speakersincludes usage restrictions and cautions as well as a phrase-finderindex for on-the-spot reference. An essential dictionary for allstudents of English who want to know the most common expressions inAmerican speech today.
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