Integrated Chinese + Hanlexon
AI-generated worksheets, character practice, and quizzes for any Integrated Chinese lesson — simplified or traditional.
Quick answer
Integrated Chinese (中文听说读写, Cheng & Tsui) is the most widely used college-level Chinese textbook in North America, also common in AP and high-school programs. Hanlexon does not redistribute Integrated Chinese's copyrighted vocabulary lists; instead, instructors paste a lesson's vocabulary into Hanlexon and the platform generates aligned worksheets, character stroke-order grids, flashcards, and quizzes for that specific lesson — in simplified or traditional, with pinyin. Teachers build and browse in the editor at no cost — worksheets, flashcards, stroke-order grids, and quizzes for any lesson; saving and printing are on Standard ($24.99/year), classes and assigning are on Pro ($59.99/year), and school and department plans cover larger programs.
What Integrated Chinese is, and what instructors spend time on
Integrated Chinese (中文听说读写) is the standard four-skills Chinese course for second-language learners across most North American universities, and a frequent choice for AP and high-school Chinese. It spans four levels in both simplified and traditional editions and aligns with ACTFL and AP Chinese — not HSK, which targets adult foreign-language testing.
The textbook is strong; what eats instructor time is everything around it — per-lesson vocabulary worksheets, character-writing practice, flashcard sets for homework, and quizzes — rebuilt every term, often by hand or stitched together across several tools. Hanlexon collapses that into paste-and-generate, in whichever character set your section uses.
Three steps to use Hanlexon with your Integrated Chinese class
Roster your class
Add your students (no school emails required). Creating a class is on Pro; students join free with a class code.
Paste the lesson's vocabulary
Open the worksheet generator, paste the Integrated Chinese lesson vocabulary, choose simplified or traditional, and pick formats: fill-in pinyin, stroke-order grid, multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank sentences, or printable flashcards.
Assign or print
Assign to the class in-app, or download as PDF for paper homework (printing is on Standard; assigning to a class is on Pro). Students complete on paper or on phone/tablet; AI grading (Pro) scores the mechanical work, so you spend your time writing feedback instead of marking.
Beyond Integrated Chinese
The worksheet generator is curriculum-agnostic. Programs using the Ma Liping, Jinan (暨南) Chinese, or Meizhou (美洲华语) series use Hanlexon the same way — paste the vocabulary, generate aligned materials, assign to class. The classroom roster and AI grading work identically across curricula. Whichever textbook you teach from, Hanlexon is the practice-and-assignment layer underneath it.
Questions instructors ask
- What is Integrated Chinese?
- The most widely used college Chinese textbook in North America (Cheng & Tsui), four skills across four levels, simplified and traditional editions; ACTFL/AP-aligned, not HSK.
- Does Hanlexon include the Integrated Chinese vocabulary lists?
- No — those are copyrighted. You paste each lesson's vocabulary; Hanlexon generates worksheets, stroke-order practice, flashcards, and quizzes for those words.
- How do I use Hanlexon with my Integrated Chinese class?
- Roster your class, paste the lesson vocabulary, generate materials. Three steps, under five minutes once the class is rostered.
- Does Hanlexon support simplified and traditional characters?
- Yes — generate in either set to match your edition, with pinyin.
- Is Hanlexon free for instructors?
- Teachers build and browse in the editor at no cost — worksheets, flashcards, stroke-order grids, and quizzes. Saving and printing are on Standard ($24.99/year). Pro ($59.99/yr) adds unlimited classes and assigning, the most daily time with Prof Hanlexon, AI grading of writing & speaking, school-logo branding, and class management. School and department plans cover larger programs.