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201 2 HEU Winter Short-Term Chinese Program From: Dec.26, 2012 Duration: 4 Weeks Teaching Activities Teaching Activities 201 2 HEU Winter Short-term Chinese Program From: Dec.26, 2012 Duration: 4 weeks Teaching Activities Teaching Activities Compulsory Elective course Date Compulsory courses Elective course Date courses 08:00 - 09:50 14:00-16:00 08:00 - 09:50 14:00-16:00 10:10 - 12:00 10:10 - 12:00 Chinese Synthesis Registration/ Chinese Synthesis 1D 15D Spoken Chinese Entering Dormitory Spoken Chinese Cultural Practice Cultural Practice 2D 16D Chinese Gongfu Chinese Gongfu Chinese Traditional Chinese Traditional 3D 17D Musical Instrument Musical Instrument Chinese Papercuts Chinese Papercuts 4D 18D 5D 19D 6D Harbin City Tour 20D Journey 7D Harbin City Tour 21D Chinese Synthesis Chinese Synthesis 8D 22D Spoken Chinese Cultural Practice Spoken Chinese Cultural Practice 9D 23D Chinese Gongfu Chinese Gongfu Chinese Traditional Chinese Traditional 10D 24D Musical Instrument Musical Instrument Chinese Papercuts 11D 25D Chinese Papercuts Closing Ceremony 12D 26D 13D 27D Journey Leave HEU 14D Remarks: More details about Schedule consult with the International Students Office of Harbin Engineering University. Chinese compulsory courses includes 3 levels rudimental, elementary and intermediate level. Each level class would be opened beyond 10 students. Mon. — Fri. 1 2:00-14:00 Lunch Break Charge Standard (Compulsory) : CNY: Yuan No. Charge Item Charge Standard Number Total CNY 260 CNY/person 1 Registration fee 1 260 CNY Tuition Fee 1250 CNY/person • two weeks 2 1650 CNY/person • three weeks 2100 CNY/person • four weeks 3 Text Fee 60 CNY Chinese Edition 1 set 60 CNY CNY 25 /person/day ( single room) 4 Lodging fee 1 room 25 CNY CNY 20 CNY/person/week 5 Water, electricity and 1 week 20 CNY gas fee 6 Internet Fee/Insurance Internet Accessible / Self paid Charge Standard of Elective Course No. Charge Item Charge Standard Remark: the students could choose the elective course as they like. Chinese Gongfu 1 CNY 160 CNY/person (Four times, total 8 hours) Cultural Practice Chinese Traditional 2 CNY 160 CNY/person (Four times, total 8 hours) Musical Instrument 3 Chinese Papercuts CNY 170 CNY/person (Four times, total 8 hours) Including Text About Journey No. Charge Item Charge Standard Remark: Students could choose their favorite travel route as they like 1 Sun-island → Centre CNY100/person Street→St.Sofia Church One day tour 2 Visit Dragon Tower in CNY168/person Harbin One day tour 3 CNY680/person Snow town in China Two day tour . 4 Journey to Hainan CNY2650/person Province Six day tour China,Heilongjiang,Harbin,Nangang District,Nantong Street No.145, Harbin Engineering University 150001 International Office Tel:86-451-82568266 Fax:86-451-82530010 [email protected] .
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