Chinese Education in Thailand and the Global Spread of Chinese Language & Culture. Wang Lingling HuaQiao University July 7, 2015

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Chinese Education in Thailand and the Global Spread of Chinese Language & Culture Wang Lingling HuaQiao University July 7, 205

Agenda.Introduction 2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 5.Conclusion 2 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

.Introduction. The significance of overseas Chinese education Promoting Chinese culture Enhancing China's soft power Promoting cultural interaction Establishing the friendly relations between China and other countries 3 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

.Introduction. The significance of overseas Chinese education Promoting Chinese culture Enhancing China's soft power Promoting cultural interaction Establishing the friendly relations between China and other countries.2 The growing popularity of Chinese education around the world 00 2,500 0,000 40,000,000 60 4 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

.Introduction. The significance of overseas Chinese education Promoting Chinese culture Enhancing China's soft power Promoting cultural interaction Establishing the friendly relations between China and other countries.2 The growing popularity of Chinese education around the world 00 2,500 0,000 40,000,000 60.3 Thailand can provide a demonstration effect in enhancing the global spread of Chinese language & culture 5 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

Agenda.Introduction 2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 5.Conclusion 6 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2. The number of Chinese learners are increasing dramatically 2003 205 80,000 860,000 2.2 The number of school offering Chinese courses are increasing rapidly 2003 205 242 3000

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.3 The amount of Confucius Institute and Confucius Classroom ranked number in ASEAN countries Laos Burma Vietnam Thailand Indonesia Singapore Malaysia Cambodia Brunei Philippines Confucius Institute Confucius Classroom 0 2 6 0 3 0 3 0 0 2 0 3 0 0

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.3 The amount of Confucius Institute and Confucius Classroom ranked number in ASEAN countries Laos Burma Vietnam Thailand Indonesia Singapore Malaysia Cambodia Brunei Philippines Confucius Institute Confucius Classroom 0 2 6 0 3 0 3 0 0 2 0 3 0 0

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.4 The number of Chinese volunteer teachers are increasing rapidly 2003 204 23 0,000 Chinese Volunteer Teacher Program 2003 204 73 832

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.5 The top-down promotion of Chinese in Thailand Maha Chakri Sirindhorn

Chinese training classes in the Thai Palace 2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.5 The top-down promotion of Chinese in Thailand Maha Chakri Sirindhorn

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.6 A series of policies were established to promote the development of Chinese education in Thailand Chinese was brought into foreign languages education to Thailand in 992 Chinese was incorporated into the Thai National education system in 998 Promoting Chinese Language Teaching in Thailand for Improving National Competitiveness and Strategic Planning (2006-200) policy was formulated in 2006

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.6 A series of policies were established to promote the development of Chinese education in Thailand 999, 200, 2006, 2008

2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 2.6 A series of policies were established to promote the development of Chinese education in Thailand Landscape of Chinese Culture Centre, Bangkok, Thailand

Agenda.Introduction 2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 5.Conclusion 6 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 3. ASEAN is an important base of the global spread of Chinese language & culture 3.. The British Council

3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 3.ASEAN is an important base of the global spread of Chinese language & culture 3.. The British Council 3..2 Southeast Asia is an important area surrounding China 3..3 Promoting Chinese in ASEAN countries is an important step to the global spread of Chinese

3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 3.2 Thailand is an important channel and natural bridge connecting China and ASEAN, also the important trade partner and tourism destination of China. China and Thailand are hopeful to develop deep cooperation and achieve win-win in the framework of China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative.

3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 3.3 Thailand will become an important window for ASEAN to understand Chinese language and culture Nihao, Woaini Chinese project

Agenda.Introduction 2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 5.Conclusion 2 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand The existing problems of Chinese education in Thailand: The lack of systematic and perfect Chinese teaching syllabus The lack of definite training objective of Chinese learners and long-term development plan of Chinese education Teachers, Teaching Material, curriculum

4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 4. Strengthen investigation of Chinese education information in Thailand, strengthen communication and cooperation between China and Thailand, accelerate the localization of Chinese education in Thailand

4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 4. Strengthen investigation of Chinese education information in Thailand, strengthen communication and cooperation between China and Thailand, accelerate the localization of Chinese education in Thailand 4.2 Promote the interaction of Chinese language transmission and cultural transmission

4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 4.3 Stimulate the persistent motivation of Thai Chinese learners

4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 4.3 Stimulate the persistent motivation of Thai Chinese learners 4.4 Strengthen the effect of NGO while bringing the leading role and superiority of government into full play

4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 4.3 Stimulate the persistent motivation of Thai Chinese learners 4.4 Strengthen the effect of NGO while bringing the leading role and superiority of government into full play 4.5 Give full play to the geographical and cultural advantage of Yunnan, Guangxi and other south-western provinces in China

4.6 summarize and popularize the advanced experience of Chinese education in Thailand 4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 4.3 Stimulate the persistent motivation of Thai Chinese learners 4.4 Strengthen the effect of NGO while bringing the leading role and superiority of government into full play 4.5 Give full play to the geographical and cultural advantage of Yunnan, Guangxi and other south-western provinces in China

Agenda.Introduction 2.Status Quo of Chinese Education in Thailand 3.The Significance of the Development of Chinese Education in Thailand to the Global Spread of Chinese 4. Suggestions for Optimizing the Spread of Chinese in Thailand 5.Conclusion 29 205 年 8 月 24 日星期一

5. Conclusion China and Thailand should strengthen the cooperation between them,optimize the Chinese education and promote the sustainable development of Chinese education in Thailand. China should bring the superiority of Thailand in promoting Chinese language and culture to ASEAN countries into full play, establish the platform for spreading Chinese in ASEAN and other surrounding areas, promote the global spread of Chinese language and culture gradually, further enhance the political, economic, cultural and educational cooperation and exchange between China and countries all over the world.

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