· The exact number of monthly classes is calculated based on the actual number of days in that month.
· Schools close during Chinese holidays.
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21 days in two halves:
the first half is 7 theory lessons that explain the principles of pronunciation, the rules of tones, and the root causes of common mistakes — all clearly, once and for all.
The second half is 14 small-group pronunciation correction sessions. Each group is kept very small, because teacher wants to make sure she can hear and correct every student's mouth shape, breath, and tones.
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10 mandarin theory lessons that explain the principles of pronunciation, the rules of tones, and the root causes of common mistakes — all clearly, once and for all.
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small-group pronunciation correction sessions.
By the study, you will have a clearer method for hearing, producing, and correcting your own Mandarin sounds.
You Can Find Thousands of Chinese Videos.
But Who Tells You Which One Is Right?
When you are a beginner, you do not yet have enough Chinese knowledge to judge whether a pronunciation, explanation, or learning method is reliable.
One video tells you to learn tones first. Another skips pronunciation completely. A third contradicts what you learned yesterday.
You keep watching, saving, and restarting—but the pieces never become a complete system.
The problem is not a lack of Chinese content. The problem is that no one has organized it into a path you can follow.
We are a Teacher-led learning with ongoing academic support.
Before class, the group reminds you when to attend. During class, a real teacher leads the lesson. After class, the group continues to provide learning materials and answer course-related questions.
If you miss a class, you can request the replay before it expires 72 hours after the live session.
Your class group remains active throughout your paid service period. It is not only a notification group—it is where your learning continues between lessons.
You need a place with a fixed time, a fixed teacher, and classmates who show up.
What will you get ?
√ A complete pinyin foundation and correct pronunciation habits
√ HSK 1&2 core vocabulary and sentence patterns for daily situations
√ A rhythm of speaking 4 times a week, with people moving forward alongside you
√ Not “I've studied Chinese.” But “I can use Chinese.”
√ Complete beginners who are done “pretending to study” on apps
√ Self-learners with holes in pronunciation and grammar who need a systematic rebuild
√ Want to learn Chinese but don't want to spend too much? Our prices are highly competitive.
√ People who need a fixed schedule, a real teacher, and a class group to stay consistent
√ Anyone who wants HSK 2 in 5 months, not “four years and still on Book 1”
4 lessons a week. About 16 a month.
That's under $4.5 per lesson.
A single 1-on-1 Chinese lesson costs 60. Your monthly subscription here costs less than two 1-on-1 sessions — and you get 16 live lessons, two teachers in your class group, and the full HSK 1&2 system.
You're not paying for “course content.” You're paying for someone who's waiting for you to show up.
4 lessons a week.
Two time slots.
Class days: Mon / Wed / Fri / Sun
Each lesson: 50 minutes
Time slots: 8:00–8:50 AM or 7:00–7:50 PM (UTC+8). Choose at enrollment, then join your class group.
What you'll cover:
Full HSK 1 & 2. Pinyin → core vocabulary → sentence patterns → daily conversation.
Not “I finished and don't know what I learned” — but every lesson ends with you saying something specific you couldn't say before.
Your class group is your safety net.
Each time slot has its own group.
Didn't catch something live? Ask in the group.
Stuck on homework? Ask in the group.
Both Ms. Yin and Ms. Huang are in there. Not assistants — the actual teachers.
Missed a live class?
You can request a replay within 3 days. The replay stays available for 3 days. Not forever — so you don't procrastinate. Miss it today, watch it today. Wait three days, and it's gone.time)
Ms. Huang — Guardian of Pronunciation
Broadcasting major, former TV host, Mandarin Level 1-A (highest grade), 12 years of teaching. In HSK 1&2, she owns pinyin and pronunciation. If your pinyin is wrong, everything after it is wrong too. So this part is handled by someone who pronounces at the highest professional level.
Ms. Yin — Your HSK Course Instructor
Japanese N1 + TEM-8, 8 years of Japanese teaching, 2 years of Chinese teaching. Her edge: she teaches Chinese the way a non-native learner needs it. After 8 years of teaching Japanese, she knows exactly where adults get stuck. And for Japanese speakers specifically — the zh/ch/sh vs. z/c/s trap, the second and third tones — she's seen the same walls hundreds of times. She knows how to pull you over them.
📅 Monthly subscription. Free cancellation within 24 hours before the class starts.
🎥 Missed a live lesson? Request the replay within 3 days. Replay stays for 3 days. Not forever — on purpose. Language learning dies in the land of “I'll watch it later.” We turn “later” into “today.”
👥 Teacher-led class groups. The actual instructors answer. Not assistants forwarding messages. Not bots.
⏰ Choose your time slot at enrollment. Each slot has its own class group. Confirm your local time before you commit.
Q: I'm a complete beginner. Can I keep up?
A: Yes. HSK 1 starts from pinyin, and Ms. Huang handles the pronunciation foundation. No Chinese required — but you do need a fixed 50-minute window, 4 times a week.
Q: What's the difference between the 8 AM and 7 PM classes?
A: Same content, same teachers, different time. You choose at enrollment and join that class group. Switching mid-course isn't recommended — it disrupts your rhythm.
Q: I missed a class. The replay is only 3 days?
A: Yes, 3 days. That's by design — we want you to catch up within 3 days, not push it to “someday.” If you can't watch within that window, that lesson isn't refunded, but class group access stays open.
Q: Does Ms. Yin teach in Japanese?
A: She can use Japanese to explain pronunciation and grammar pain points, which is especially helpful for Japanese speakers. But the main language of instruction is Chinese (with English/Japanese support when needed), because your goal is Chinese, not Japanese.
Q: What happens after 5 months?
A: You can continue to HSK 3. The path is continuous, not a one-off.