Inside, the tea house was warm and fragrant with the scent of oolong and jasmine. A handful of regulars sat at low tables, sipping tea and chatting in hushed tones. In a corner, a group of seniors huddled around a small wooden table, a single sheet of paper spread out before them.
Higher Chinese Language For Secondary Schools (华文伴我行) Workbook 3 published by Marshall Cavendish. It covers: Listening Comprehension : Audio-based exercises. Reading & Writing Sec 3 Higher Chinese Workbook Answers
The group began to meet weekly at the tea house, each session turning into a blend of academic discussion and camaraderie. They exchanged tea, snacks, and stories about their lives beyond the classroom—family expectations, future dreams, and the occasional embarrassment over mispronounced tones. Inside, the tea house was warm and fragrant