It is a summary of all the Chinese sounds, rather than sounds relating to any particular lesson. The Distinguish exercises test the users' listening abilities by presenting them with and quizzing them on a variety of basic Mandarin Chinese sounds and tones. This is one of the most enjoyable parts of the software. Users may find it more helpful to watch the stroke order as the computer demonstrates, and then practice writing offline using pen or pencil on a piece of paper. Interactivity is fully realized in this section with a variety of hands-on activities which allow users to practice and test what they've learned.
Students can learn and memorize language items while having fun playing in a game-like situation.
And in each game, there is no guide or instruction as to how to play or what the purpose of the game might be. If at the beginning a narrator read out a short description and gave a short example of how to play each game, users would find it easier. Instead, they frequently must consult the Help section and read detailed instructions there. Users are expected to identify the character when hearing it pronounced. This is a good game to practice listening to different sounds.