Free Stuff
FREE Audio Files for CCMT Volume I
To download the files:
1. Click on the link below, or go to http://windstonepress.4shared.com.
2. You will be asked for a password. To find the password, turn to page 73 of Classical Chinese Medical Texts. The password is the last English word on that page (five letters, minus the period).
3. Save the files to your computer.
We have just began using this more secure system to share the files. If you experience any difficulties, please email us at interact@windstonepress.com.
FREE PLECO FLASHCARDS
We have prepared flashcards for our readers who also use Pleco Dictionary. These flashcards are formatted for Pleco 2.0 and above. The cards have been uploaded to a secure site and are available in two versions.
For cards arranged in 15 categories by chapter: CCMT_Pl_Ch.XML
For all cards in one category: CCMT_Pl_All.XML
If there are any problems with these cards, contact us.
FREE Class for Classical Chinese Medical Texts Vol I
This class is ongoing over at Richard Goodman’s blog. Listen below for more details, or click here to read the announcement.
wow it is amazing that with repetition it is really possible to recognize the charachters, and hearing the audio files really makes it stick!
I’m glad it’s working for you :)
Thank you for letting us know!
Looks good – please note that the sound files would not download from the Opera browser – version
Opera/9.64 (X11; Linux x86_64; U; en) Presto/2.1.1.
After entering the password and clicking on the “download file” button, absolutely nothing happened.
But on the firefox browser, the files downloaded just fine.
There is a huge need for a book of this type. I am using it in conjunction with James P. Heisig’s “Remembering the Hanzi”
Many thanks,
4th year TCM student
Thanks for letting us know. I have only tested downloading with Firefox and Explorer, and only on Windows machines. If anyone else has any problems, let me know. These files will be moved to another location when they are all available, which should make downloading them easier.
Congratulations on an excellent user-friendly book. However, I have one enquiry with regard to an entry on page 26 : the character used for “gu” (3rd tone)/grain appears to be the one usually associated with “gu” (3rd tone)/drum. The same is repeated in the index. Please clarify.
With many thanks
CBL
Hi Colin,
Thanks for your comment. The most common comment we get is that the book is quite easy to use. Someone posed the same question about p. 26 on Richard Goodman’s blog, and he answered it here: http://classicalmedicine.wordpress.com/free-class/
we want to need to study chinese medical lessons