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发表于 2006-3-19 11:12:00
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March 17, 2006 Friday <BR><BR>China Daily <BR><BR>http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2006-03/17/content_541986.htm <BR><BR><BR><BR>For the new semester, 12-year-old Gia, a native of Ulan Bator, capital of <BR>the Republic of Mongolia, arrived at a primary school in Hohhot, capital <BR>of North Chinas Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, to study Chinese. <BR><BR>Both my elder brother and sister have studied Chinese in China, Gia <BR>said. I heard from them that there are more people and more buildings in <BR>China than our country. There are also lots of interesting things, so I <BR>longed for China. As the economic, technical and cultural co-operation <BR>between the two countries increased rapidly, Mongolia has experienced an <BR>upsurge of interest in learning Chinese. <BR><BR>In Ulan Bator alone, there are six schools specialized in teaching <BR>Chinese. Another 40 schools have also offered Chinese courses. But Enho <BR>Qiqige, Gias teacher, said primary and middle school students often <BR>choose to learn Chinese in China where there is a better language <BR>environment. <BR><BR>A total of 517 students from the Republic of Mongolia came to the Inner <BR>Mongolia Autonomous Region to study Chinese, according to statistics from <BR>the autonomous regions Education Bureau. <BR><BR>Fifteen schools in Inner Mongolia now recruit students from the Republic <BR>of Mongolia. During their studies, which last from two to three years, <BR>the students also learn computer, English, mathematics, arts and music as <BR>well as attend physical education classes. <BR><BR>The schools have hired teachers who are fluent in both Mongolian and <BR>Chinese for the young students. <BR><BR>After finishing senior middle school, most Mongolian students would <BR>choose to pursue their studies in higher educational institutions in <BR>other cities of China. <BR><BR>Last year, 22 students from Omnogobi Aimag, the southernmost province of <BR>Mongolia, arrived at the No 6 Middle School of Alashan Left Banner in <BR>Alashan League of western Inner Mongolia. <BR><BR>The Alashan League government has allocated 10,000 yuan (US$1,233) for <BR>each of the Mongolian students to help cover their living and educational <BR>expenses. <BR><a href="http://www.tsahimurtuu.mn/archive.php?body=1&msgid=14838" target="_blank" >http://www.tsahimurtuu.mn/archive.php?body=1&msgid=14838</A> |
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