Young people from China and Russia gave speeches and shared ideas on the show Youth Power.They either have experiences of learning each other's language or living in these two countries.Their stories are personal,but they show the deep cultural exchanges between the two countries.Here is one of them. |
Nik Gu,20,Russia,studying at Tsinghua University
I moved from Russia to China with my family 16 years ago.When I arrived,I couldn't speak a word of Chinese,and it was very difficult for me to get used to this new way of life.But soon this difficulty was gone. In 2008,not so long after the Olympic Games in Beijing,I began to go to a Chinese primary school.This is how I started my journey of studying Chinese. Of course,it was not easy at first.I often found myself speaking Russian to my Chinese classmates when I tried to express myself.However,we understood each other and became good friends. |
Now,after studying Chinese for more than 13 years,when I speak,many people think I sound like a native speaker and that I even have a Beijing accent (口音). The Chinese have an idiom,ruxiang-suisu,which means "When in Rome do as the Romans do".Many people are surprised to hear how long I have lived in Beijjye.aig.In fact,China has become my home.What I like best about China is its traditional culture and long history.I've learned Chinese calligraphy ( 書(shū)法),kung fu and even something about traditional Chinese medicine,so I've truly experienced Chinese life. |
Russia.
Russia.
(2)When did Nik Gu start to learn Chinese?
In 2008.
In 2008.
(3)Who became Nik Gu's good friends in primary school?
His Chinese classmates.
His Chinese classmates.
(4)How is Nik Gu's spoken Chinese now?
His spoken Chinese sounds like a native speanker and he even has a Beijing accent.
His spoken Chinese sounds like a native speanker and he even has a Beijing accent.
(5)What does Nik Gu like best about China?
He likes best about China is its traditional culture and long history.
He likes best about China is its traditional culture and long history.
【考點(diǎn)】人與社會(huì);細(xì)節(jié)理解.
【答案】Russia.;In 2008.;His Chinese classmates.;His spoken Chinese sounds like a native speanker and he even has a Beijing accent.;He likes best about China is its traditional culture and long history.
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