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                Code        Module                           Credits   Duration  Prerequisite(s)
                                                 YEAR 3 (Cont.)

                CHIN3116    Applied Chinese Writing II       2        30 hrs   CHIN3115
                            This course, as a continuation of Applied Chinese Writing I, aims to further enhance the

                            writing  ability  of  non-native  speakers  of  Chinese.  The  contents  include  posters,
                            advertisements, news and reports. The basic theories, writing skills and requirements
                            concerned are explained. Particular emphasis is laid upon cultivating the students' actual
                            writing ability.

                                                    YEAR 4
                ---         Complete subjects on elective group  4    60 hrs      ---
                            B to obtain 4 credits

                CHIN4107    Ancient Chinese                  3        45 hrs   ---
                            This  course  consists  of  two  parts:  selected  readings  in  ancient  Chinese  and  basic

                            knowledge of ancient Chinese. For the first part, emphasis is laid upon explaining the
                            words and sentences in the chosen texts, particularly the frequently used words. For the
                            second part, emphasis is laid upon explaining the theories of ancient Chinese in terms of
                            characters,  vocabulary,  grammar,  phonology  and  stylistics.  Students  are  instructed  to
                            grasp the characteristics and rules of ancient Chinese so as to lay a solid foundation for
                            further study on related courses.
                CHIN4108    Selected  Readings  of  Classic  Chinese  3   45 hrs   ---
                            Works

                            This course aims to help students achieve a better and deeper understanding of Chinese
                            thinking,  culture  and  society.  It  exposes  students  to  classic  Chinese  works  related  to
                            Chinese  thinking,  culture,  religion,  philosophy,  history,  language,  literature  and  arts.
                            Texts  for  further  reading  and  discussions  on  inter-textuality  are  included,  subject  to
                            students' level of Chinese and actual needs.
                CHIN4109    Language Fieldwork               2        60 hrs   ---

                            Students  are  required  to  complete  language  fieldwork  of  60  hours  in  Year  4,  such  as
                            secretarial work, translation, teaching and guided tour service, and write a report of not
                            less than 2,000 Chinese words to summarize the fieldwork and demonstrate the learning
                            results.

                CHIN4110    Thesis                           6        45 hrs   ---
                            Supervisors will explain the academic norms, techniques, requirements, detailed rules,
                            choices  of  topics  and  the  scope  regarding  thesis  writing.  With  the  help  of  their
                            supervisors,  students  are  required  to  write  independently  a  research  paper  or
                            investigation report of a certain academic value about the Chinese/ Portuguese/ English
                            language, literature and culture in Chinese with not less than 3,000 words.
                CHIN4123    Communication in Chinese I       3        45 hrs   ---

                            This  course  emphasizes  the  principle  of  practicalness.  It  aims  to  further  enhance
                            students' comprehensive ability of expression on the basis of Advanced Chinese I and II
                            through extensive practices on reading, writing and oral expression.






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