Teaching methods and materials are important variables during the phonetic learning stage of language acquisition. There has been a steady rise in the number of Korean speakers learning Chinese, but so far there have been very few decent phonetic teaching materials in Korean. This study adopted the Content Analysis Research Method to evaluate the Chinese phonetic teaching materials currently published in Korean. Some controversial issues were found as a result, such as writing Chinese with the Korean phonetic alphabet, and the amount and diversity of the exercises found in the textbooks. Plus, the pedagogical sequences are presented based on Chinese phonology rather than on the basis of the unique needs of Korean speakers learning Chinese. Therefore, this study aims to develop a pedagogical sequence of phonetic teaching by researching common errors, current phonetic teaching, and feedback from Korean speakers learning Chinese. The conclusion provides the teachers and textbook makers guidance for better phonetic teaching for these learners.