5QChannel Apps introduction_August

'Read Aloud-Body' and 'Niu Lang and the Weaver Maid' are helpful for basic Chinese learner. 

‘Read Aloud-Body’ contains six animations and 5QBooks. 

All of them are children songs and tongue twisters;
they are also the enlightening reading materials.

We use cute and colorful animations to attract children and help them realize the body parts, such as head(头), eye(眼), and mouth(嘴).

 

Take the first animation ‘Big Head’ (大头) for example, 

it is the most well-known tongue twister.

 
Please search '5QChannel' on iTunes, find this icon, and press the 'buy' button, 
you will get this interesting App! 

                                                                                      

The romance of 'Niu Lang and the Weaver Maid' is the origin of Chinese Valentine’s Day. 

Niu Lang is an industrial young man, 

and the Weaver Maid is a handy fairy who loves to secretly play down on earth with her sisters.

One day, when the Weaver Maid went down to earth again, Niu Lang had stolen her clothes. 

What happened with Niu Lang and the Weaver Maid?

Find this icon and press 'buy' button.

Then you will read this sad and sweet love story! 

Or see the film below and get more information.

New English website on line

Our website has new design. 

There are four stories and all free for now. 

The best thing is you don’t need to have any membership, you can view them all.

The new design includes the following 5 features:

1. Simplified Chinese story’s audio recorded from China.

2. English animation has English audio. This will help parents to know what’s the stories are.

3. New 5QBook design offer reader to read along with the stories. This is a page by page audio picture book. There are interactions inside 5QBook for reader to learn Chinese words.

4. New webpage design help reader to find the target animation easily.

5. Tell reader what level the story is.

Please visit our website at

http://www.5qchannel.com/indexe2011.asp 

for the latest information.

Generous Grandmother and Evil Grandmother

Once upon a time there was a kind woman,

called Generous Grandmother, who loved to help others.

Her neighbor, called Evil Grandmother,

was a greed and selfish woman.

One day, when Generous Grandmother was going home,

she saw a group of weasels celebrating the harvest.

She stopped for a while and praised this celebration.

All the weasels were so happy.

They gave all the food to Generous Grandmother.

Evil Grandmother saw this event and thought that she will join the weasels' harvest next year.

She had sworn that she will bring more food back home.

Could Evil Grandmother get more food from the weasels next year?

Pick your iPad up and search “5QChannel” in iTunes store.

Or you can click here.

Find this red icon

and press “buy” button.

Then you will get this interesting App!

Description

Age: Recommended for Ages 6 to 7

Level: Helpful Chinese reading for Level 2 learners

Language: simplified Chinese (with Pinyin) & traditional Chinese (with Mandarin Phonetic Symbols)

Characters: Contains 300+ basic level Chinese characters

Introduction: Rewrite classic story about kindness passed down in the Puyuma tribe