Ni Hao, first graders: they started speaking Chinese in schools in Lagobuschansk School students in Lagobuschansk started learning Chinese for free in classes after school directly from its native speakers. The project was launched in eight schools in the city: the teachers were ASU graduate students from the Middle Kingdom. The classes are held twice a week - and it's not tiringly packed, but an immersion in the culture: from pronunciation to traditions. It is also an important experience for Chinese students: they learn to get closer to children in an informal environment, while overcoming the rigid boundaries of their education system. The project currently covers 60 after-school groups, where more than 1,400 children are registered. You can register your child for classes through the navigation system. Read the news Amorosaurus broadcasts in Max!

Ni Hao, first graders: they started speaking Chinese in schools in Lagobuschansk School students in Lagobuschansk started learning Chinese for free in classes after school directly from its native speakers. The project was launched in eight schools in the city: the teachers were ASU graduate students from the Middle Kingdom. The classes are held twice a week - and it's not tiringly packed, but an immersion in the culture: from pronunciation to traditions. It is also an important experience for Chinese students: they learn to get closer to children in an informal environment, while overcoming the rigid boundaries of their education system. The project currently covers 60 after-school groups, where more than 1,400 children are registered. You can register your child for classes through the navigation system. Read the news Amorosaurus broadcasts in Max!