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A two-week summer programme at Beijing Foreign Studies University covered large models, digital literacy and AI-made materials, with literature teaching and cultural visits.
The 14th symposium moved to Singapore EXPO on 1 August, with 42 sharing sessions and workshops and 41 exhibitors for parents and children.
Australian-Chinese educator Li Fuxin recounts the journey of the People's Education Press 'Standard Chinese' series since becoming the official Australasian agent in 1999.
Three courses of 80 places each in 2026: teaching materials and methods, school leadership, and AI in Chinese teaching.
More than 140 Chinese-education experts and overseas school principals discussed teaching models, school leadership in the AI era, identity and home language.
On 31 March, the ministry said 90 countries now include Chinese in national education and nearly 210 million people learn or use Chinese. A new online Chinese Education Centre went live the same day.
Eighty principals completed a workshop run by the Chinese Language Education Development Centre and Huaqiao University, with 16 experts teaching over 60 sessions.
The 2025 conference in Beijing (14–16 November) drew nearly 5,000 participants. Cumulative learners and users of Chinese worldwide exceed 200 million, according to the article.
Seventy-eight school leaders from 34 countries studied AI teaching tools and smart school management at Wenzhou University; the workshop led to recruitment points and school-pairing agreements.
