Foreigners in China | 外国人在中国
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 Foreign Students in BISU: It Is Very Happy to Learn Chinese in China
There are lots of foreign studernt study Chinese in BISU. When talking about their reasons to come to China and learn Chinese here, their answers were as colourful as their skin colour.
Miga,Kyrill (Russian)
We are twins and study in the same class at the same school. This is our first time to come to China. In Mexico, we have learned Chinese for 5 years. We like spoken class best, as it is very important to learn spoken Chinses in Beijing.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 August 2008 16:16 |
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 Two 20-years-old lovely Japanese girls, walked to me quietly. Judging by Jin Cheng's sexy eye-shadow, I deemed that they were Korean students. But when they couldn't understand what I said and began to whisper to each other in Japanese, my favorite scene in the film “Love Letter “edited by Yanjingjuner -- the leading actress said “meximexi” when she answered the phone -- appeared before me immediately. Shen Ze is very thin and answered most of my questions. Though Jin Cheng's sexy look glittered, she is introvert. We are all easterners, yet their looks, their gestures and even the hesitation in their talk mark that they are different from the numerous girls I knew -- they are Japanese girls.
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 Orr Shtuhl is a summer intern at chinadaily.com.cn and a recent graduate from the University of North Carolina. This is his first time to China, a trip he prepared by learning how to count to five in Putonghua.
You may see him on the streets of Beijing, pointing at things he's trying to buy, reading maps upside down, or trying his skills at spitting. The following are his diary entries during his two-month stay.
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Orr Shtuhl is a summer intern at chinadaily.com.cn and a recent graduate from the University of North Carolina. This is his first time to China, a trip he prepared by learning how to count to five in Putonghua.
You may see him on the streets of Beijing, pointing at things he's trying to buy, reading maps upside down, or trying his skills at spitting. The following are his diary entries during his two-month stay.
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Orr Shtuhl is a summer intern at chinadaily.com.cn and a recent graduate from the University of North Carolina. This is his first time to China, a trip he prepared by learning how to count to five in Putonghua.
You may see him on the streets of Beijing, pointing at things he's trying to buy, reading maps upside down, or trying his skills at spitting. The following are his diary entries during his two-month stay.
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