Pur­due Uni­ver­sity Con­fu­cius Insti­tute Holds a Cel­e­bra­tion Din­ner For The “Work­ing Chi­nese Con­ver­sa­tion II” Class

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 24, 2012 – Pur­due Uni­ver­sity Con­fu­cius Insti­tute holds a cel­e­bra­tion din­ner for the “Work­ing Chi­nese Con­ver­sa­tion II” class. After the din­ner, stu­dents and their Chi­nese teach­ers acted out the Chi­nese busi­ness con­ver­sa­tions, lan­guage expres­sions they learned from this six-​week class.

Accord­ing to Dr. Wei Hong, the direc­tor of Pur­due Uni­ver­sity Con­fu­cius Insti­tute, “‘Work­ing Chi­nese Con­ver­sa­tion II’ class is one of the most impor­tant lan­guage pro­grams at Con­fu­cius Insti­tute. Par­tic­i­pants are from dif­fer­ent back­grounds includ­ing pro­fes­sors, aca­d­e­mic advi­sors, MBA stu­dents, busi­ness exec­u­tives and high school stu­dent. This class focuses on prac­ti­cal busi­ness Chi­nese con­ver­sa­tion in work­places and uni­ver­sity campus.”

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News and Pho­tog­ra­phy: Xiangjia Kong, media assis­tant, Con­fu­cius Insti­tute at Pur­due University