The paper outlines the design, implementation, and impact of a new undergraduate Chinese curriculum, which has been granted by Ministry of Education as an excellent course of general education. The Chinese course design is different from others in many aspects. It takes a creative student-centric approach to teaching Chinese, rather than teaching from the perspective of professional Chinese literature. The course is focused on emotional resonance, multi-dimensional thinking, and advanced language capability. In the design of course material, some readings are selected according to the human experience of undergraduate students. When teaching in the course, in addition to the selected Chinese literature, the notion of constructivism and multiple intelligence theory are integrated in response to various students’needs and ways of learning. The design and implementation of multiple intelligence theory in the course have provided flexibility to let students learn Chinese by means of intellectual advantage. Finally, the students are evaluated with respect to multiple intelligence. The result shows that the students have more interests in learning Chinese literature and gains more confidence in practicing Chinese.