On-air Confucius Institute celebrates five years
Updated: 2012-12-14 21:20
By Cheng Yingqi (chinadaily.com.cn)
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China's first on-air Confucius Institute, the Confucius Institute of China Radio International, has taught more than 12,000 students around the world since its establishment in 2007, CRI said on Friday.
A ceremony was held in Beijing to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the on-air institute.
In addition, 12 on-air Confucius classrooms have been produced in several countries, including Japan, Russia, Mongolia, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
Wang Gengnian, director-general of CRI, said that in the coming five years, there will be more on-air Confucius classrooms, in order to create a multimedia platform for the internationalization of Mandarin.
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