People's Daily Sydney, January 29, 2019 Recently, the "Beautiful Chinese" Australian Youth Reading and Recitation Competition held an award ceremony and a New Year party, and more than 5,500 audiences from Australia and China and other countries and regions participated in the activities in the cloud.
"Beautiful Chinese" cloud event site
Chinese is one of the most beautiful languages in the world, and this competition is named "Beautiful Chinese", which aims to build a multi-lingual cultural and artistic platform to let overseas teenagers experience the beauty of Chinese through artistic performances, improve their perceptual quality and perceptual wisdom, and show their achievements in learning Chinese and inheriting Chinese culture.
In his welcome speech, Lan Mu, the chief planner of the competition, summed up the characteristics of this competition with a small age group, innovative participation agenda, rich participation content and multimedia publicity and promotion, and said that Chinese learning needs to start from dolls, and needs to be jointly participated Chinese schools, all sectors of society, families, etc., calling on everyone to become the companions, promoters and builders of overseas Chinese teenagers to inherit their mother tongue and carry forward excellent Chinese traditional culture.
The competition held a grand award ceremony for the grand prize winners Ai Li, the most popular award Zhou Weixi and all the winners of the 2-5-year-old group, 6-8 years old group, and 9-12 years old group, and each winner showed the award certificate and prize in front of the camera, and took photos to record the precious moment.
Grand Prize Certificates and Prizes will be awarded online
It is reported that the "Beautiful Chinese" competition was held during the epidemic in Australia, and the activity not only showed the proud achievements of Australian teenagers in learning Chinese mother tongue and inheriting Chinese culture, but also enriched the lives of Australian people in the epidemic, and received attention and support from The Australian education, culture and art circles and overseas Chinese circles.