Since offering its first Chinese language courses in 1957-1958, the Chinese language program receives over 2000 individual registrations annually, making it the largest, most comprehensive program for Chinese Studies in North America. It continuously aims to encourage cross-cultural exchange and learning through the use of the Chinese Language.
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Forming a Global Family with Mandarin: 2021 BC Chinese Bridge Mandarin Speech Contest
Under the theme of “Mandarin as a Bridge, the World as One Family,” the 2021 Chinese Bridge Mandarin Speech Contest successfully took place online on May 4th. This year, the contestants virtually gathered together to think about how the Winter Olympics in the upcoming year will provide a precious opportunity for everyone in the global […]
Under the theme of “Mandarin as a Bridge, the World as One Family,” the 2021 Chinese Bridge Mandarin Speech Contest successfully took place online on May 4th. This year, the contestants virtually gathered together to think about how the Winter Olympics in the upcoming year will provide a precious opportunity for everyone in the global […]
Through our eyes, with our voices: How students and faculty are creating space to heal and be proud of their Asian identities (Part I)
By Aydin Quach (he/him/his), third-year Arts student. Aydin is of Chinese-Vietnamese heritage. Throughout my undergraduate degree, my identity has been moulded by the people around me. Language is a constant theme in understanding my identity as well as learning. It was in my Chinese language classes that I truly started to love myself and my […]
By Aydin Quach (he/him/his), third-year Arts student. Aydin is of Chinese-Vietnamese heritage. Throughout my undergraduate degree, my identity has been moulded by the people around me. Language is a constant theme in understanding my identity as well as learning. It was in my Chinese language classes that I truly started to love myself and my […]
Through our eyes, with our voices: How students and faculty are creating space to heal and be proud of their Asian identities (Part II)
By Aydin Quach (he/him/his), third-year Arts student. Aydin is of Chinese-Vietnamese heritage. Throughout my degree at the UBC Faculty of Arts, I have been fortunate to have learned from a variety of professors from all over the world. They offer a wealth of knowledge and a sense of pride in their heritage that inspires me […]
By Aydin Quach (he/him/his), third-year Arts student. Aydin is of Chinese-Vietnamese heritage. Throughout my degree at the UBC Faculty of Arts, I have been fortunate to have learned from a variety of professors from all over the world. They offer a wealth of knowledge and a sense of pride in their heritage that inspires me […]
A Bittersweet Night: 2021 Year-End Online Appreciation Event
👉 Summer 2021 CLP Volunteer Recruitment: https://chinese.arts.ubc.ca/21440-2/ In the last Chinese Language Program (CLP) event of this school year, volunteers TAWLs, and professors alike gathered to celebrate the fruit of this year’s hard work. For a reminiscent night full of laughter and emotional sharing, there is only one way to describe the Online Appreciation event: […]
👉 Summer 2021 CLP Volunteer Recruitment: https://chinese.arts.ubc.ca/21440-2/ In the last Chinese Language Program (CLP) event of this school year, volunteers TAWLs, and professors alike gathered to celebrate the fruit of this year’s hard work. For a reminiscent night full of laughter and emotional sharing, there is only one way to describe the Online Appreciation event: […]
2021 UBC Lantern Festival Poetry Event
The 2021 UBC Lantern Festival Poetry Event, the fourth annual extracurricular event organized by the Chinese Language Program, is drawing to a successful conclusion on April 9, 2021. The Covid-19 challenges restricted the event to Canvas, but its talented organizers, contributors, and participants have in turn extended the event from Feb 26 to April 9 […]
The 2021 UBC Lantern Festival Poetry Event, the fourth annual extracurricular event organized by the Chinese Language Program, is drawing to a successful conclusion on April 9, 2021. The Covid-19 challenges restricted the event to Canvas, but its talented organizers, contributors, and participants have in turn extended the event from Feb 26 to April 9 […]
CHIN 493: Discovering the Beauty of Classical Chinese
— 探索中国古代汉语的魅力 CHIN 493 Classical Chinese II (Heritage) covers a range of pre-modern classical Chinese essays since the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907). This three credit course is one of the many higher level Literature Chinese courses in the Chinese Language Program that are designed for advanced heritage Chinese students. In these courses, students are […]
— 探索中国古代汉语的魅力 CHIN 493 Classical Chinese II (Heritage) covers a range of pre-modern classical Chinese essays since the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907). This three credit course is one of the many higher level Literature Chinese courses in the Chinese Language Program that are designed for advanced heritage Chinese students. In these courses, students are […]
