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Old Master Q Comics - 老夫子 atau dalam Kantonis, ‘Lou Fu Zi’ merupakan antara komik kegemaran saya sewaktu muda dulu.
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{IG Giveaway} Does your child face difficulty or is unwilling to read Chinese books? Perhaps injecting some fun will be a good way to increase their interest. I've recently discovered that one good way is get them started is to read and learn through comics.
Good news, Marshall Cavendish Education has
launched its latest comic series: Nao Nao Comics Street, Le Le Brainwave Comicsand Old Master Q Happy Idioms. The girls have been reading these at home and told me that they enjoy reading them and don't find learning Chinese idioms and sentence structures so mundane anymore.
YEAH! Chinese Idioms is a brand-new comics series and the latest addition which focuses on a group of triplets, “Xin Xin”, “Jia Jia” and “Po Po” (新加坡). Readers get to learn new idioms as they read about the triplets’ fascinating encounters. Each book features a total of 50 commonly-used idioms (swipe to see more) and these are taught in a fun-filled and engaging way. I've always found teaching 成语 to my kids tough so this definitely comes in handy for us.
In Le Le Brainwave Comics, kids get to learn fundamental mathematics concepts through stories of Le Le and his family. They get to solve maths questions and hone their problem-solving skills too, for example, they learn about shapes, arithmetics and matchstick puzzles. This is the first time my 6yo is reading this series and she finds it fun to learn both Math and Chinese with Le Le on his adventures.
All the comic series are now available in major bookstores and you can get them at 20% off retail price at Singapore Book Fair which runs to 9 June at Capitol Singapore.
For those who are keen, I am giving away three sets of:
📘 Yeah! Idioms Book 1
📗 Le Le Brainwave Comics Book 2
📙 Notebooks x 2 (Le Le and Yeah!)
To join the giveaway, hop over to my IG @ahappymum for more details now!
His comics were a staple for Hong Kong and the Chinese diaspora for decades.
Alphonso Wong, the artist behind the iconic Old Master Q (老夫子), #RIP.
http://news.rthk.hk/rthk/ch/component/k2/1305509-20170103.htm
