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Practice writing Chinese numbers while playing the world's greatest mind game! The puzzles in this book are exactly the same as standard Sudoku, but all the symbols used are traditional Chinese characters in place of Arabic numerals. The answers are all given at the back of the book. One of the best ways to learn a language is to use it to do something else so that the language fades into the background as just a tool. Chinese numbers are still used in all sorts of ways in Chinese life, particularly in terms of dates, and you haven't mastered Chinese until you can recognize and write the Chinese numbers with fluency. Ready steady go!

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Chinese Sudoku is a really cute idea, and great for practicing Chinese too! - Monk Yun Rou, author of Turtle Planet

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Graham Earnshaw is a writer and publisher who has long lived in the China world. He has written and published a number of books, including On Your Own in China (1984), Tales of Old Shanghai (2008) and an account of his continuing walk across China, The Great Walk of China (2010). His translation of the Louis Cha kung fu novel The Book and The Sword was published by Oxford University Press in 2004.

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