Russian guy can swim "three holes" free of charge in the Analects of Confucius
> / > Russia small He said that he only looked at the Chinese interpretation of the Analects of Confucius, and did not see Russian interpreter Xu Yuqin for 24 days, the 2013 graduation ceremony of the Institute of international education of Shandong University. The International Education Institute of Shandong University has a total of 454 Chinese and foreign graduates and graduates completing their studies, from more than 100 countries. Xu Yuqin, an intern student of Xu Yuqin, has been able to memorize the more than 100 - sentence Analects of Russian, a Russian graduate who has participated in the graduation ceremony in China for two years. He told reporters that he usually likes reading and writing articles, especially reading the Analects of Confucius. "I only look at the Chinese interpretation of the Analects of Confucius, not to see Russian translation, but to see that translation is totally meaningless and can not feel the essence of Chinese culture." Parv said he had been able to memorize more than 100 sentences and heard that Qufu had a free tour of "the three holes" of the Analects of Confucius, and he said that it should be no problem for him to take part in this activity at his own level.
in winter in Ji'nan, it is too cold for African boys to come to the cold
the boy Sakala is only 18 years old this year. Last September, he came to Shan Da to study clinical medicine, and at first it was particularly inappropriate. "The environment in Ji'nan is very different from that in Mozambique. In winter, it is too cold for our hometown, and we often catch cold at the beginning."
"the biggest difficulty when I first came was homesickness, because I had never left home before. I had been crying for the first two months. " There was a shy smile on his face: "my roommate and I came from Mozambique. He was in a good mood and laughed at me all the time. Later I liked it, and my teachers and classmates were very good.
Canadian "language genius" halfway to learn Chinese
tall and handsome Canadian student, Ma Hai, speaks fluent Chinese. In May 2010, he came to Shan Da to learn foreign languages. He has a deep relationship with language since he was a child. Ma Hai, born in Algeria, later immigrated to Canada, spoke Arabic dialects and two languages from an early age, and had a lot of English in contact with Canada, and was very talented in language.
MA Hai told reporters that he chose physics as a major at University of Montreal, but soon regretted his choice. "I wanted to learn a new language," Ma Hai said. "It was just the 2008 Beijing Olympics. China was very mysterious to me. I chose to learn Chinese. After studying, I think it suits me very well. After graduation, I want to go back to teach Chinese.