- Countries:
- Hong Kong (China)
- Topics:
- Education, Language
Hegelchong complains about the universities' language policy in Hong Kong. High ranking university officials have made the decision that from next term onward, all courses should be taught in English, no matter whether it is about Hong Kong society or Chinese modern history. Well, he is teaching a group of local students Chinese writing… because of this language policy, he is supposed to use English for this course!
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