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Stefani -

I saw that NPCR has CDs as well as DVDs. Is the content the same? Can I just use one or the other
(not necessary to use both)?

Xie xie.



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elina -



Quote:

I saw that NPCR has CDs as well as DVDs. Is the content the same?

It’s said by Beijing Language & Culture University Press that the content in the CDs and in the
DVDs is the same, we ourselves have not ever unpacked and checked the multimedia materials though.












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