Wo keyi qing ni tiaowu ma? / Can I dance with you?

Chinese Breeze (Hanyu Feng) ist eine Serie leichter chinesischer Lektüre. Geplant sind über 60 Titel, aufgeteilt in 8 Schwierigkeitsstufen, die vom Anfängerniveau bis zum Fortgeschrittenenniveau führen. Die Geschichten sprechen inhaltlich besonders Jugendliche und junge Erwachsene an und sind thematisch breit gefächert (etwa Krimis, Abenteuergeschichten, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Romancen, gesellschaftliche Themen, Biographien, Legenden ...). Die Geschichten werden ergänzt mit Vokabelanmerkungen und Übungen zum Textverständnis mit Lösungsschlüssel. Jedem Band liegt eine MP3-CD bei, der Text wird jeweils einmal in langsamer und normaler Geschwindigkeit vorgelesen.
Dieser Band gehört zur untersten Schwierigkeitsstufe (Level 1), mit einem Kernvokabular von 300 Wörtern.
Chinese Breeze (Hanyu Feng) is a large and innovative Chinese graded reader series which offers over 60 titles of enjoyable stories at eight language levels. It is designed for college and secondary school Chinese language learners from beginning to advanced levels (including AP Chinese students), offering them a new opportunity to read for pleasure and simultaneously developing real fluency, building confidence, and increasing motivation for Chinese learning.
Hanyu Feng has the following main features: Eight carefully graded levels increasing from 8,000 to 30,000 characters in length Wide choice of topics meet the diverse interests of learners Most useful vocabulary for actual communication Carefully controlled distribution of vocabulary, highly recycled base words in various contexts Easy to understand, low new word density, and convenient new word glosses and indexes.
Mostly original stories crafted by professional writers teamed with pedagogical experts
Attractive pilots Authentic and engaging language Fully illustrated texts with appealing layouts
A variety of activities with answer keys Accompanying audio CDs with two (normal and slow) speed choices Can I dance with you?
A smart young man suddenly gets into big trouble. He just fell in love with a pretty girl a few days ago, but now the police are at his home and want to arrest him. The bank he works for lost 10 million dollars, and the police list him as a suspect. Of course he is not the robber! He even knows who did it. But can he find evidence to prove it to the police? It's all just too much. Also,will he be able to see his girlfriend again?