The current status and development prospects of Confucius institutes in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine
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In November 2006 the first Confucius Institute was settled and operated in St. Petersburg State University. By now, 38 Confucius Institutes and Confucius classrooms have been settled and operated in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. There is no doubt that the Confucius Institute has played a huge role in the promotion of friendship. At present, the Confucius Institute in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine has achieved good results for different population groups and needs to be customized to take various measures to succeed. However, in the development of the Confucius Institute still exist a large number of problems and difficulties. If we can address these issues as future work, then create a virtuous cycle, Confucius College will make a greater contribution to international communication.
Confucius institute, chinese as a foreign language, russia, belarus, ukraine
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IDR: 148315833 | DOI: 10.18101/2305-753X-2020-2-25-36
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