

Integrated Chinese (IC), Chinese name 中文听说读写, 中文聽說讀寫, Zhōngwén tīng shuō dú xiě (which literally means Chinese listening, speaking, reading, writing), vocabulary infographics are now here! There is no doubt that “Integrated Chinese” is one of the most widely adopted Chinese textbooks among high schools and colleges in North America and beyond. The current version is the 4th edition. The names of the first three editions were Integrated Chinese Level 1, Part 1, Part 2, and Level 2, Part 1, Part 2; but the name of the newest edition has been changed to Integrated Chinese Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4. They have both simplified and traditional character versions.
In each lesson, there are two dialogues and our vocabulary infographics are designed based on each dialogue. It is perfect for students to learn and review, as well as for teachers to teach and use in the review section.
Before we start introducing the new vocabulary, here are some character names we would like to mention first:
Here is the list of the vocabulary from Integrated Chinese Volume 1 Lesson 1 Dialogue 1:
Chinese character | Pinyin | English |
---|---|---|
我 | wǒ | I, me |
你 | nǐ | you |
先生 | xiānsheng | Mr., husband, teacher |
小姐 | xiǎojiě | Miss, young lady |
王朋 | Wáng Péng | (A personal name) |
李友 | Lǐ Yǒu | (A personal name) |
请 | qǐng | (polite form of request); to treat or to invite (somebody) |
问 | wèn | to ask (a question) |
请问 | qǐngwèn | May I ask… |
姓 | xìng | (one’s) surname is… |
名字 | míngzi | name |
什么 | shénme | what |
好 | hǎo | fine, good, nice, OK |
贵 | guì | honorable, expensive |
叫 | jiào | to be called, to call |
呢 | ne | (question particle) |
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You are free to use this infographic, but you must attribute the infographic to the author:
In order to use a content or a part of it, you must attribute it to VividChinese.com,
so we will be able to continue creating new infographics resources every day.
How to attribute it?
For websites:
Please, copy this code on your website to accredit the author:
Designed by Vividchinese.com
For printing and presentations:
Paste this text on the final work so the authorship is known.
– For example, in the acknowledgements chapter of a book:
“Designed by Vividchinese.com”
We have both IC V1 Lesson 1, dialogue 1 and 2 vocabulary infographics here. If you find them useful, the whole set of Integrated Chinese Volume 1 (Level 1 Part 1) vocabulary infographics is at our shop!
There are three grammar points in this dialogue. You can find the grammar point infographic links below:
We also have many other vocabulary infographics, which include
Happy learning!
I-Ling
This is great. Do you only have lesson 1 dialogue 1 available for now? Thanks!
Karen
Hi I-Ling,
Thank you for loving our infographic! Yes, we are making more! If everything goes well, we will release one or two more infographics of IC series that are absolutely free to use. We will also have a whole set (Lesson 1-10) ready in our shop hopefully in September (coming soon!). Stay tuned!
Mindy
I love your infographics. However, do you have the traditional version as well? I have students for both scripts. Thanks.
Karen
Hi Mindy,
I am glad you find the infographics are helpful! Yes, I just added the traditional character version for Lesson 1 Dialogue 1.
The whole series can be found at https://vividchinese.com/product-category/integrated-chinese/
Happy teaching! 🙂