Text: Xiaoxin, who is full of vitality
Editor|Uncle Wang of the Dump Garden
Preface
Yelena, a Serbian girl, has become a Chinese translator for the railway project with her unique experience of teaching Chinese on her own.
Interested in Chinese culture since childhood, she began learning Chinese as a child by borrowing Chinese VCDs and copying the lyrics of the Phoenix legend.
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Yelena recalls: "My journey of learning Chinese began with the song of the Phoenix Legend. Every day when I wake up, the first thing I do is copy the lyrics I listened to yesterday. It can be said that 80% of my Chinese was learned in this way. ”
This non-traditional approach to learning not only improved her language skills, but also deeply embedded her love for Chinese culture.
Over time, Yelena's Chinese skills improved significantly, eventually leading her to the opportunity to work on the Hungarian-Serbian railway project.
The Hungarian-Serbian Railway is a key infrastructure project connecting Hungary and Serbia with the aim of strengthening transport links and economic cooperation between the two countries.
Here, Yelena's Chinese skills are fully applied and brought into play.
Many netizens said that Yelena's experience bears a striking resemblance to their own way of learning Chinese, especially those who also entered the Chinese world through songs and movies.
Through Yelena's story, we see that language learning and cultural exchange can take many forms.
Her experience not only showcases the fruits of individual efforts, but also highlights the unique role of music and art in cross-cultural communication.
Isn't that what we did when we were kids
Netizen: Copying lyrics can really learn language
That's a lot of hard work! I was still climbing trees and being mischievous in my childhood
Netizen: The song of the Phoenix Legend is catchy and easy to learn
How is it the same as when I was a child, Phoenix Legend, Jay Chou, Lin Junjie
Netizen: Better than me
Personal opinion
This event fully demonstrates the charm of cross-cultural communication.
Yelena learns Chinese in a non-traditional way, transforming musical and cultural interests into practical skills, demonstrating the power of interest-driven learning.
Her experience reveals the potential of music as a language learning tool, where students can integrate more naturally into another culture through the linguistic environment in music, which enhances learning.
At the same time, Yelena became a translator for the Hungarian-Serbian railway project, demonstrating her ability to combine her personal interests with professional development.
Her story teaches us that when one follows one's passion and puts in the time and effort to learn, one can find career opportunities in seemingly unexpected fields.
Netizens resonated with Yelena's experience, showing that in different cultural backgrounds, people can connect through music, movies and other ways.
This story not only inspires foreigners learning Chinese, but also proves that linguistic and cultural diversity brings wider connections and opportunities to the world.
#塞尔维亚 ##凤凰传奇#
Editor's note: The comments of netizens in the article reflect the diverse voices and opinions of society, but do not represent the position of this article
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