CHIN-SHU 406
Shanghai Architecture for Chinese Language Learners
New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Shanghai, well-known for its “Global Architecture Museum,” is home to historical buildings from different time periods and a variety of global architectural styles. This course is designed for students who are interested in advancing their Chinese reading, writing and conversational skills and who want to gain a deeper understanding of the city of Shanghai, its people, history, culture, and future through the rich lens of Shanghai architecture. Course materials are particularly selected to expand and reinforce students’ Chinese vocabulary and grammar use, as well as skills in different styles of composition, conversation and presentation. Students will also get a chance to visit local residences and private buildings through several organized field trips. This course is conducted entirely in Chinese. Prerequisite: Advanced Chinese II or the equivalent Fulfillment: Post-advanced Chinese elective; Chinese Minor and the Chinese Language and Literature Minor.
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