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Weiguo de Gushi / The Story of Kingdom Wei, + MP3 (Niveau 3)
Beijing Lcu - EAN : 9787561953334
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EAN : 9787561953334
Paru le : 1 janv. 2019
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- EAN13 : 9787561953334
- Collection : HISTORICAL STOR
- Editeur : Beijing Lcu
- Date Parution : 1 janv. 2019
- Disponibilite : Disponible
- Barème de remise : NS
- Nombre de pages : 95
- Format : H:144 mm L:204 mm E:5 mm
- Poids : 124gr
- Résumé : Book Description During the later years of the Spring and Autumn Period, the Kingdom Jin was divided by the three families Wei, Han and Zhao into three kingdoms. Marquis Wen of Wei was a wise ruler capable of employing talents. He sent Yue Yang to annihilate the Kingdom of Zhongshan and Ximen Bao to govern the County of Ye. He appointed the infamous Wu Qi as the general to fight the Kingdom of Qin and exploit the area around the West River and Li Kui as the prime minister to carry out reform in Wei. Under his rule, the Kingdom of Wei became stronger and stronger. After Marquis Wen of Wei died, his sons and grandsons were nothing compared to him. They made little of talented people and kept starting wars. The Kingdom of Wei declined in strength. When the Qin army took control of Daliang, capital of Wei, in 225 B.C., Wei fell. About the Author Chen Xianchun is a professor at Beijing Language and Culture University who has engaged in the teaching of Chinese as a foreign language since 1975, equipped with rich Chinese teaching experience. Professor Chen has made profound research into the teaching of Chinese reading and has published, in addition to more than 20 academic papers, many monographs and textbooks such as Teaching Reading and Psychology, Typical Characters and Events in Chinese Culture, A Primer on Modern Chinese Reading, An Intensive Chinese Course, and Read This Way.
