by Suyen Hu on Sat, Nov 10 2018
* London Book Festival 2010 Best Unpublished Short Story*
The Black Dog understood the Sea.
He was a sailor,
A more ruthless one.
Silently and Cunningly,
He punished the proud humans
without mercy,
Because they defied the master of the boat
The Black Dog.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005HXATZQ
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by Suyen Hu on Thu, Mar 01 2018
Oxford Mail
by Suyen Hu on Fri, Dec 23 2016
Snowflake's opinions on learning the language from the perspective of motivation and interest based on a deeper understanding of the old tradition and culture heritage
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http://academytoday.co.uk/Article/magical-mandarin
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We are so happy to share our Oxford Times article with you!
Please give this a read and get to know the journey of Snowflake Books from Taiwan to Oxford.
by Suyen Hu on Wed, Aug 24 2016
The 2016 Chinese New Year’s Day will always be unforgettable for us. When we were students we stayed in an all lady’s accommodation in North Oxford and we liked to go to Summertown for a walk after dinner. We often saw the iconic logo of the world-famous BBC on our little excursions: so familiar yet seemingly so distant and faraway from our ordinary lives.
We could perhaps imagine a visit inside the world famous BBC building, but it would never occur to us that one day... Read more
by Suyen Hu on Thu, Jul 14 2016
Learning Mandarin made fun and memorable with Snowflake Books.
Another great introduction on Snowflake Books from Primary Times
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by Suyen Hu on Wed, Jul 13 2016
Introducing Chinese culture through fair tales and legends
This is a deep coverage on how Snowflake Books can help school children to learn the culture and the language. Find out more about our books and the workshop from the Independent Schools Magazine.
http://independentschoolsmagazine.co.uk/issues/2016-may/may-magazine.html#p=30
by Suyen Hu on Wed, Jul 13 2016
In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, China was much admired by intellectuals in Europe as an ideal society which followed Confucius’ teachings on respect for authority and the elderly and care for the young and the weak. A society like that would not suffer from the religious wars which had plagued the West and people would live in harmony with peace and contentment. However, after a few thousand years of Confucius’ teaching in China, the nation became stagnant, weak and powerless, as the young boy Thomas Staunton found out as he accompanied his... Read more
by Suyen Hu on Thu, Sep 21 2017
How Mouse Gave His Name to the First Year
by Lihui Wang on Thu, Sep 21 2017
Su Yen was invited as a columnist by the renowned Xinhua Book journal from 2013 to 2014. The journal has been influential in introducing books and authors national wide in China. Su Yen contributed monthly for a year to the journal on her thoughts and ideas to compare British and Chinese cultures and the common values the two peoples can share.
Here are some samples.
by Suyen Hu on Thu, Sep 21 2017
Our first published book Dear Su Yen has been translated into Chinese language by a leading publisher in China. At the time it was published in China, Xinhua News and other newspapers and radio showed a great deal of interest in the stories which they thought would encourage Chinese students to follow their dreams.
The original track is from CNR (China National Radio; 中国中央广播电台): Voice of China, which may include some copyrights contents like Sonnet 18... Read more
by Lihui Wang on Thu, Sep 21 2017
Su Yen was honoured as a contributing editor for one of the biggest national educational publishers in China. The publishers specialise in producing national textbooks for primary schools and children's magazine in China. During 2013 to 2014 Su Yen contributed a series of monthly articles for their textbook content development as well as articles about primary school students' life in England and Vancouver.
Here are some samples.
