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“In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king” repeats in Chen Fangyuan’s mind after he finds himself trapped in a valley holding a community of people for whom a disease eliminated their vision many generations before and no longer have a concept of sight. Chen Fangyuan quickly finds that these people have developed their other senses to compensate for their lack of sight. His insistence that he can see causes the entire community to believe he is crazy. With no way out, Chen Fangyuan begins to accept his fate until one day the village doctors believe they now understand what is the cause of his insanity… those useless round objects in his eye sockets.
  
 
== Chapter 1 ==
 
== Chapter 1 ==
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* [[Expressing experiences with "guo"]]
 
* [[Expressing experiences with "guo"]]
 
* [[Two words for "but"]]
 
* [[Two words for "but"]]
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* [["Never" with "conglai"]]
 
* [[Explaining results with "suoyi"]]
 
* [[Explaining results with "suoyi"]]
 
* [[Special verbs with "hen"]]
 
* [[Special verbs with "hen"]]
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* [[Expressing "more and more" with "yue… yue…"]]
 
* [[Expressing "more and more" with "yue… yue…"]]
 
* [[Expressing "all" with "shenme dou"]]
 
* [[Expressing "all" with "shenme dou"]]
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* [[Cause and effect with "yinwei" and "suoyi"]]
 
* [["From… to…" with "cong… dao…"]]
 
* [["From… to…" with "cong… dao…"]]
 
* [["Already" with "yijing"]]
 
* [["Already" with "yijing"]]
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== Chapter 4 ==
 
== Chapter 4 ==
  
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* [[Expressing duration of inaction]]
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* [[Ordinal numbers with "di"]]
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* [["Not at all"]]
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* [[Softening the tone of questions with "ne"]]
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* [["It seems" with "haoxiang"]]
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* [[Appearance with "kanqilai"]]
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* [[Simultaneous tasks with "yibian"]]
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* [[Expressing "in addition" with "haiyou"]]
  
 
== Chapter 5 ==
 
== Chapter 5 ==
  
 
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* [[Resultative complement "zhu"]]
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* [[Inability with "mei banfa"]]
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* [["Yinggai" for should]]
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* [[Expressing "otherwise" with "yaobu"]]
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* [["Always" with "zongshi"]]
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* [[The "-bu dong" (don't understand) potential complement]]
  
 
== Chapter 6 ==
 
== Chapter 6 ==
  
 
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* [["Some" with "youde"]]
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* [["Both A and B" with "you"]]
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* [[Expressing permission]]
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* [["Before" in general]]
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* [[Softening speech with "ba"]]
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* [[Expressing "with" with "gen"]]
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* [[Expressing a learned skill]]
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* [[About to happen with "kuai... le"]]
  
 
== Chapter 7 ==
 
== Chapter 7 ==
  
 
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* [[Basic comparisons with "yiyang"]]
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* [[Expressing "together" with "yiqi"]]
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* [[Indicating a number in excess]]
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* [[Result complement]]
  
 
== Chapter 8 ==
 
== Chapter 8 ==
  
 
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* [[Mistakenly think that]]
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* [["Not very" with "bu tai"]]
  
 
== Chapter 9 ==
 
== Chapter 9 ==
  
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* [["Not often" with "bu zenme"]]
  
 
== Chapter 10 ==
 
== Chapter 10 ==
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* [[Questions with "ne"]]
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* [[Doing something more with "duo"]]
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* [["Only if" with "zhiyou"]]

Latest revision as of 06:38, 8 January 2014

The Country of the Blind:《盲人国》 by H.G. Wells is a graded reader designed for high-elementary learners of Chinese.

Publisher's description:

“In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king” repeats in Chen Fangyuan’s mind after he finds himself trapped in a valley holding a community of people for whom a disease eliminated their vision many generations before and no longer have a concept of sight. Chen Fangyuan quickly finds that these people have developed their other senses to compensate for their lack of sight. His insistence that he can see causes the entire community to believe he is crazy. With no way out, Chen Fangyuan begins to accept his fate until one day the village doctors believe they now understand what is the cause of his insanity… those useless round objects in his eye sockets.

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10