Why do we need to work with expatriates who come to China to work and who need us to master English?

Helpless....My friend took the art master's degree exam, and the professional score was very high, and in the end, he didn't even brush up on English, and he cried....I heard the teacher say that the foreign teachers who come to China are some unemployed people who can't get along in foreign countries come to China, but China sends out the best talents in China, and those foreign teachers who come to China are treated super well, although it is undeniable that some of them teach very rubbish, I am an English foreign teacher is said to be in Tsinghua University first, and then went to a second-rate school, and finally came to the school in our small city, alas, the school is still like a treasure....English, English....How many talents are ruthlessly buried because of it, we don't go abroad and don't have to deal with foreigners, so why bother to learn a useless course, what we can do is that China is strong....Then let foreigners learn Chinese.

For my better job, imagine what will happen if two people who don't speak the same language work together? Only after full communication can we do a better job.

Because we are not strong, or you think so, our teacher said, it is because foreigners are simple-minded, can not master Chinese, no way, have to smart Chinese accommodate them.

Because we are lagging behind, we are learning from foreign devils. So accommodate them everywhere.

China's future depends on us, and it's up to us to change it!!

Because I copied.

We Chinese are very great, not only understand the Chinese bai that is difficult for foreigners to learn, but also learn their English well!

Hehe......Just kidding. dao

In line with international standards, let China develop better, and although there are many Chinese, there are many English-speaking countries, and you always have to communicate when you go out. Besides, now many foreigners have also begun to learn Chinese. The days of speaking Chinese everywhere are not far off!

And of course, because they don't speak Chinese. Because Chinese is the most difficult language in the world!! It's a fact, it's been verified by experts!!

English is an international language.

Most people speak English (except for the older generation of Chinese).

Because English is common in the world, English is easy to learn and understand, and it is the official language of the world. English is relatively easy to communicate with, and it is more convenient to communicate with different countries. The Chinese language is broad and profound, and the Chinese language lies in expressing the meaning more profoundly.

Chinese is more difficult to learn if it is more able to explain the meaning of things or phrases perfectly. English is easy to learn in almost every country.

1.It is because English is the most spoken language in the world, and the popularity of Chinese is not as good as English in the world.

2.Nowadays, the Chinese language is also being promoted, and there are Chinese schools in foreign countries, and it will not be long before the Chinese language will be popularized in the world. At that time, foreigners may speak Chinese better than we do.

Because English is easy to learn and Chinese is very difficult to learn.

In the past, we were not very developed in China. Now it's different. Don't you see that many foreigners learn Chinese?

People are more bullish in foreign countries, but China is awesome, so they popularize Chinese.

First of all, English as the universal language of the world, this will not change, in the future to communicate with people around the world still to use English, secondly, the whole world is learning Chinese can only prove that our country is getting stronger and stronger, but for us personally, we also need English to open the door to communication.

Chinese is becoming more and more international?? Fake news aside, it's true that Chinese speaks the largest number of people, but it's not as cosmopolitan as French, German and Spanish-speaking countries.

In today's world, there are more and more exchanges between countries, English is just a tool for communication, if you want to have more development, you need to learn English, learning English can also allow us to better understand foreign cultures, which is also a kind of self-improvement, I think your mentality is not right, learning English should not be a kind of pandering! We don't need to cater to anyone, learning English is just a communication need. Foreigners should learn Chinese when they come to China, but we never learn English to cater to them, just like if you go to a Western country, if there are foreigners who communicate with you in Chinese, will you have a friendly feeling?

Therefore, learning English can also reflect our respect and friendliness to foreigners, and from another point of view, it is also a manifestation of internationalization. We are all equal and do not pander to this statement.

Since you have come to live in China, how can you do it without learning Chinese?

The main reason is that since the opening of the new shipping route, Britain has the largest number of colonies. So there are many countries where English is the official language. Naturally, it has become the mainstream.

I don't know, but when I meet a foreigner in China, I must first speak Chinese, which he doesn't understand, and then speak English.

It may be that the country needs to be strong.

In fact, now the United States often the entire community is Chinese, everyone speaks Chinese, even the supermarket salesperson is Chinese, and it is difficult to find a few foreigners to practice English.

EnglishEnglish is the official language of the world.

Reasonable! But the reality is like this, there is no way (

English became the language of the world.

Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, remarkable achievements have been made in all aspects, especially since the reform and opening up, our new "four major inventions" in China have gone to the world, and the construction of the "Belt and Road" has demonstrated the inclusive attitude of letting the world share the fruits of China's reform and opening up, and all countries in the world have also felt the strength of China, but China is still a developing country, we are not yet a first-class power, and we still need to learn from other advanced countries in many aspects, which is an indisputable fact.

Why is English the universal language? Mainly in the field of modern human natural science and technology, many advanced inventions and cutting-edge science and technology come from the United Kingdom, the United States and other English-speaking countries of scientists, their English written scientific research reports and materials and the issuance of English academic journals are bound to be favored by scientists and scientific and technological personnel from all over the world, in order to obtain advanced science and technology in Britain and the United States, or to participate in international academic exchanges, a large number of scientists and scientific and technological personnel in non-English-speaking countries have to work hard to learn English, and it is natural that English will become the world's common language.

There will be a day when China will become a world power, China's science and technology will be recognized by the world, the whole world will learn Chinese, our children and grandchildren will no longer learn English, and we will be free to travel all over the world if we speak Chinese.

That's an interesting question, hehe......

Have you ever wondered: have any foreigners asked why they want to learn Chinese?

The world is developing, mankind is progressing, and it can be said that why every nation develops will learn the things of other nations is as 、、、 as learning advanced science and technology

At present, English is the common language of the world and an official language, which shows that its position in the world is irreplaceable. As a simple example, many product manuals are not explained in English......We learn it to develop ourselves better! If you think back to the old days, because we didn't know English, we suffered a lot of ......

Moreover, in the 21st century, not knowing English, computers, and driving is the standard for illiteracy, do you say that learning English is not important? Hehe, the development of the times is a last resort!!

However, now students learn English, but there are a lot of unpleasantness, mainly because the foundation is not good, there is no interest, and most of them are also learning for the exam, no interest, do not know the benefits of this, etc., which will become an obstacle for us to be bad English. In fact, in this era, as long as it is useful, you can learn, and there are questions about why you want to learn, which means that there are still some reluctant things in it. Hehe......

Okay, I haven't been in the social culture yet, this is the first post I made here, to put it simply, in fact, everyone will say this, you can listen to this help. ^_

For children who are just starting to learn English, English is just another subject alongside Chinese, mathematics, etc., and no one will ask "why do we want to learn English". There is a timetable and an exam to be taken, which is already a good reason to learn English. However, as they mature in college and learn to think for themselves, most of them find that their studies revolve around one purpose:

Examination. "This tendency to take exams is especially evident in the third year of high school. When I was in my third year of high school, I didn't read much of the textbooks, and the sixth book was not taught at all, because the college entrance examination was not examined.

The deepest impression is the problem. As for listening, we almost gave up completely in the third year of high school, because we didn't take the listening test at that time. "If you rely entirely on learning from the teacher in class, you will definitely not get a good score in exams, especially in reading.

Now the college entrance examination is becoming more and more lively. The college entrance examination reads fifty points, and there are a lot of new words in it. I didn't read a lot of extracurricular things in my first and second years of high school, and when I got to my third year of high school, I obviously felt that the number of words was not enough, and I encountered a lot of new words.

In the past, I was very good at basic questions, such as grammar, cloze and so on, and I couldn't resist reading it. In my junior year of high school, I didn't have so much time to read magazines outside of class, so I memorized the words that I couldn't do on the paper before, and I memorized more than a thousand words in my junior year of high school. When I was a junior in high school, I did a lot of questions.

The school ordered some questions, and I bought a lot of them myself. There are simply not enough questions in school to do. I memorized all the words I didn't know in these questions, and as a result, I didn't make a mistake in reading during the college entrance examination.

Although some students who are quite good at English think that they have a strong interest in learning English, in reality this interest gradually turns into motivation to strive for exams. When they look back on their English learning experience more than a decade later, it is difficult to tell when it was out of interest and when it was for an exam. And many more students, in their recollections, learning English is just something they have to do just to take the test.

Actually, when I started learning English, I was full of enthusiasm. At that time, a junior high school magazine in Hunan Province opened up an English composition column, and I wrote my own essays and submitted them to the magazine. But when I got to high school, I felt that writing essays was very poor, and I didn't have enthusiasm, so I didn't write if I couldn't write it, and I didn't have to write it until I was about to take the exam.

When I was in my third year of high school, I had mock questions every day, but I never practiced my composition well. The English composition of the college entrance examination is 20 points, and I only got 8 points! ”

So we shouldn't be surprised when students from these institutions of higher learning don't listen or speak even after graduating from university, because we don't ask for these in our exams! The purpose of junior high school English is to be admitted to a key high school, the purpose of high school English is to be admitted to a key university, and the purpose of learning English in college is to pass.

The fourth and sixth level exams will make it easier to find a job in the future, or take the GRE TOEFL to study overseas ......In this way, it seems that the whole learning of English can be divided into stages centered on a certain type of test. Is it possible for us to break out of this web woven by exams?

The fate of the English language itself is proof of this. English is not born a strong, noble language. Historically, the British Isles have been ruled by the Romans, invaded by the Teutons, and invaded by the Scandinavians.

In 1066, the French Normans conquered Britain and abolished the Anglo-Saxon aristocratic royal family, English became the language of the lower classes, and French became the lingua franca of the English court, courts, and aristocratic society. The French language ruled the English-speaking region for three hundred years. During this period, one king made a proclamation in English and another announced his inauguration in English, both of which are events to be recounted in the history of the English language.

It was not until 1453, when the Hundred Years' War ended between England and France, that England returned to English hands, and after 1489, all statutes and parliamentary records were written only in English. In the 14th century, Wycliffe, the English translator of the Bible, and Chaucer, the father of English literature, began to appear; The Renaissance era produced the genius Shakespeare; The period of the bourgeois revolution saw the emergence of thinkers Milton, Hobbes, Locke and Bacon; In modern science, there have been Harvey, the discoverer of blood circulation, Boyle's law, Boyle's law, and Newton, the discoverer of gravitation. With the arrival of their own creativity, the British people's self-confidence in their mother tongue grew, scientists began to switch from Latin to English, and the Philosophical Proceedings of the Royal Society began to publish scholarly articles in English.

This is the history of the rise of English from low to high in China.

In the international community and for three centuries in the 19th century, the international lingua franca was French. However, since the beginning of the 20th century, English has gradually replaced French as the international lingua franca. During this period of the rise of the international status of the English language, we have seen that first Britain and then the United States became the world's first power, and what supported the status of Britain and the United States as a world power was not only the vast colonies occupied by the expansion of the English-speaking group, but also the enduring and vigorous creativity of the English-speaking culture.

As far as the scientific and technological inventions that ordinary people are familiar with are concerned, we can see that from the 19th century to the 20th century, from steamships, steam locomotives to automobile assembly lines, airplanes, from electric lights, movies, telegraphs, radio, television, and computers, they were first invented and manufactured by the British or Americans, and then spread all over the world.