10th International Chinese Language Teaching Conference
- 2022
- Research
- Department of Chinese Language Studies
The 10th International Chinese Language Teaching Conference was held online via Zoom from 3 to 4 December 2021. Organised by the Department of Chinese Language Studies (CHL) of The Education University of Hong Kong and Singapore Chinese Teachers’ Union, it addressed the theme of “the 21st century international Chinese language teaching under the global perspectives”. The conference aimed to provide an international platform for scholars and education practitioners to share their best practices and research findings with a view to encouraging the integration of research and teaching.
For more information, please visit the conference official website.
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