20 April
UN Chinese Language Day celebrates the Chinese language as one of the official languages of the United Nations and recognises its cultural and historical significance. The day promotes multilingualism, cultural diversity and appreciation of Chinese literature, calligraphy, poetry and communication.
Event Suggestions:
• Learn Chinese greetings, characters or calligraphy basics
• Explore Chinese poetry, storytelling or language traditions
• Create a display about multilingualism and the UN’s official languages
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