At the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Chinese was prominently featured as one of the six official languages, underscoring its significant role on the global stage.
In the segment showcasing sculptures of ten great women at the Paris Olympics, six languages was used, among which was Chinese. Chinese has also been used on other occassions throughout the Olympics. Remarkably, Chinese is now spoken by approximately 1.11 billion people and is used across 33 countries and regions.
In recent years, the recognition and influence of the Chinese language have been on the rise worldwide. Increasingly, international organizations, multinational corporations, and educational institutions are placing a higher emphasis on learning and using Chinese. With China’s rise as a powerhouse in the global economy, technology, and culture, the international stature of the Chinese language has surged accordingly. This evolution has positioned Chinese as a critical tool for international communication and collaboration, offering numerous opportunities and platforms for those who learn it.
For children, learning Chinese not only aids in their understanding and integration into a globalized society but also broadens their future career prospects. Mastering Chinese equips them to confidently and competently engage on international stages. In an era characterized by cultural diversity and interconnectivity, learning Chinese undoubtedly opens a gateway to the world.
Encouraging children to learn Chinese is not just about paving the way for their future development; it is also about enabling them to better understand and participate in an increasingly interconnected world.
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