Immigrants to Ireland can speak Chinese and are very popular.

Many people will choose to immigrate to Ireland, so speaking Chinese will be very popular in Ireland. Is it true?/You don't say. It must be a concern of many people who go abroad. Let's look at immigration to Ireland. Speaking Chinese is very popular. Welcome to reading.

Immigrants to Ireland can speak Chinese and are very popular.

In Ireland, people's enthusiasm for learning Chinese is growing. It is reported that with the development and prosperity of China's economy, the cultural and commercial relations between China and Ireland are heating up day by day. More and more Irish people realize that mastering Chinese has become a trump card for their employment. In line with the situation, Irish higher education has put forward urgent requirements for studying, researching and popularizing China culture and learning Chinese.

At that time, former British Prime Minister David Cameron urged local students to learn Chinese. He claimed that "Mandarin, as the only official language in China, is the trend of the world language in the future" and had sent his children to learn Chinese. Now that Big Brother has spoken, Ireland, as his good brother, will of course vigorously promote Chinese. It is really good that the two brothers are good.

When it comes to the promotion of China culture, we have to mention the Confucius Institute. Confucius Institute is a cultural exchange institution established by the Office of the Leading Group for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language in China. The most important task is to provide authoritative Chinese teaching materials and orthodox Chinese teaching channels, and promote China culture and Chinese studies education to all parts of the world.

As early as the end of 2006, Confucius Institute was successfully established in Ireland and settled in UCD National University and UCD National University of Cork. So far, the Confucius Institute at the University of Dublin has provided Chinese courses for four primary and secondary schools in Mishel. Moreover, the Confucius Institute prepares rich chinese dinner table and performance evenings for traditional festivals such as Spring Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Lantern Festival every year. At that time, teachers, China students who are immersed in writing papers, and foreign students who are learning Chinese will all get together and enjoy the traditional "Chinese flavor". Since 2002, Confucius Institute and Hanban have officially started to hold the first "Chinese Bridge" competition, which can be participated by both college students and middle school students. Up to now, students from more than 80 countries around the world have been invited to participate in the competition. In order to provide a stage for young students learning Chinese to show their Chinese ability, a "Chinese Bridge" competition for college students was held in Dublin, Ireland on April 16.

According to experts' estimation, at least 150 schools in Ireland offer China language and culture courses, and about 1 10,000 students study Chinese in Ireland every year. In this situation, the demand for teachers of Chinese as a foreign language is urgent, and the Chinese courses offered by local colleges and universities can't meet the students' thirst for Chinese more and more. In 20 13, the International Association of Chinese Teachers (ICA) successfully settled in Ireland, and continued its efforts to spread China culture in Ireland. When ICA settled down, it brought many excellent international teachers of Chinese as a foreign language and prepared extremely professional Chinese teaching courses for Irish people. Before the arrival of the International Cooperative Alliance, Irish nationals had been informed of this news and warmly welcomed it. This move will greatly satisfy the people's desire for Chinese learning and push the wave of "Chinese fever" to another peak.

If you want to find your compatriots in a country, your first reaction is to go to the local Chinatown. Prior to this, Moore Street, the "Mao Street" in Dublin, has always been a gathering place for Irish Chinese and one of the busiest streets in downtown Dublin. However, with the rapid increase of compatriots, China people's "power of the wild" gradually moved to the next parnell Street, which has become the new Chinatown in Ireland. Parnell Street is very close to Dublin Tower, a famous Irish landmark. In this street, whether you want to find an authentic China restaurant with a fragrance of ten miles or a ktv bar that sings all night, as long as you come to Chinatown, there is always one for you. Only you can't think of it, and no Ireland can't do it.

In this year's European Cup, Irish fans were unanimously rated as "the best fans in the world" by European fans, and the Paris municipal government also awarded them the medal of honor as "model fans". Whether it's helping the elderly repair their cars on the road or singing folk songs with their opponents' fans after losing, it's all because of the Irish's natural enthusiasm and humor. From the usual conversation, we gradually found that Irish people often have a strong sense of integration, which is what we often call "natural familiarity."

As we all know, Britain's education system in Ireland is at the forefront in the whole EU. What is this concept? Ireland is the only English-speaking country in the European Union. English teaching is carried out throughout the country. All seven national universities have entered the top 500 in the world, and more than 60% of the people in the country have received higher education. We often meet foreign students majoring in English in Irish schools. They come from different countries and have different cultural backgrounds. I was puzzled at that time, so I asked a German student why he came to Ireland to study English. She said directly, "Because Ireland is an authentic English-speaking country here!" By "here", she means the European Union.

In addition, the transportation between Ireland and EU countries is very convenient, so parents of EU students often fly to visit their children, and parents from the United States will also come together in groups. Exemption 172 the country is so capricious!