Celebrate Chinese New Year with Rabbit TuTu: Beginners' Guide to Mandarin Chinese Learning

? From Kids to Adults - Everyone Can Celebrate Chinese New Year with Great Ease. ? An Easy-to-Read, Joyful Bilingual Flashcard Book with Both Traditional and Simplified Chinese Included. ? Have Extra Fun Writing Down Your New Year's Resolutions in Chinese and Decorating Your Home with Spring Festiva Couplets. Chinese New Year is one of the most enchanting festivals for Chinese-speaking communities around the world, as well as for culture lovers and children. It is also time to shed the old and embrace the new for a fresh start. Starting with the year-end house clean-up, the purpose is to get rid of the old energy of the past year and prepare the space for new possibilities physically and mentally. The next step is to write spring festival couplets with all the auspicious words you want for yourself and your loved ones. And then paste them on doors, windows, cabinets, and working areas as a reminder to keep positive vibes flowing all year long. If you are a fan of Chinese New Year, there are also lots of fun things to explore. Dragon and lion dances, sky lanterns, the Chinese zodiac, and the most popular Mahjong game are all highlights not to be missed. With this easy-to-read, joyful bilingual flashcard book, language no longer has to be a barrier. Everyone can embrace the vibes of Chinese New Year to kick-start a promising new year. We cover 50 primary vocabulary and phrases you need to know about the Chinese New Year celebration in both Traditional and Simplified Chinese. 50? That's right, that is all you need to know to enjoy the festival. Anyone can learn it effortlessly, from kids to adults. Moreover, a complete writing guide with Chinese character stroke order is also included after the flashcard. Give it a try and write down your New Year's resolutions in Chinese. It's time to impress your Chinese friends and have more fun in Chinatown! What is covered in this flashcard book: The topic of 50 vocabulary and phrases included: Food and Decoration Symbolic Activities Chinese Zodiac Spring Festival Couplets Chinese Character Stroke Order in both Traditional and Simplified Chinese