Environment plays a key to language learning. By making good use of an immersive learning environment, children can learn a language through real-life situations. This approach not only enhances their memory but also creates a joyful learning atmosphere. Children's language learning should start from daily life, incorporating activities such as music, drama, arts and crafts. Children can intuitively familiarize themselves with and remember what they have learned and build their interest in learning Chinese through sensory experiences such as sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch.

This course will guide participants through interactive and hands-on activities such as songs, games, stories and drama. When engaged with hands-on activities, children will develop listening, observing, speaking, singing, and role-playing skills. This in turn will encourage children's  love for the Chinese language and build a strong foundation for the key skills of "listening, speaking, reading, and writing."