First Yard: The Human Heart

- Day 1 -
Fickle Mind 10
Hard Heart 12
Practice Problem 18
-Day 2-
Different minds 20
Warm Heart 22
Gratitude 24
Practice Problem 26

Second Yard: Life

-Day 3-
Life Lesson 30
Practice Problem 40
-Day 4-
Ordinary People 42
Friendship 44
Practice Problem 50
-Day 5-
The Meaning of Life 52
Practice Problem 58

Third Yard: Good and bad, more and less

-Day 6-
Good and bad 62
Practice Problem 70
-Day 7-
There is and there isn't 72
76 more or less
Practice Problem 80

Fourth Yard: Foolishness and Wisdom

-Day 8-
Foolishness 84
Wisdom 88
Practice Problem 92
-Day 9-
Virtue 94
Learning 96
Practice Problem 100

Fifth Courtyard: Words and Actions

-Day 10-
Words and Conduct 104
Practice Problem 112
-Day 11-
Action 114
Practice Problem 124

Sixth Yard: Numbers, Proverbs, and Crisis Situations

-Day 12-
Number 128
Practice Problem 134
-Day 13-
Proverb 136
Crisis Situation 140
Practice Problem 144

Search 146

Improve your vocabulary in preparation for the CSAT!!
Includes a large number of four-character idioms from middle and high school Chinese textbooks
Chinese character 'stylish writing' practice
Classification of four-character idioms by situation

Students who know a lot of Chinese characters have a higher understanding of the Korean language.
If you know a lot of Chinese characters, you will gain the ability to infer the general meaning of a text when reading it.

In 'Knowing Chinese Characters Reveals Vocabulary - 200 Chinese Idioms', we have compiled 200 Chinese idioms so that you can memorize the 'sound' and 'meaning' of each Chinese character.
The 200 four-character idioms covered in this book are composed of four-character idioms that frequently appear on the college entrance exam and are also frequently included in middle and high school textbooks.
Also, rather than just randomly listing the four-character idioms by number, we classified the meanings of the four-character idioms according to the given situation, such as ‘human heart, life, good and bad, many and few, foolishness and wisdom, words and actions, numbers, proverbs, and crisis situations.’
Try learning Chinese character vocabulary for 30 minutes each day for 13 days.
Your vocabulary will increase significantly compared to when you started.