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The Chinese language is no longer confined to the Chinese community, but has become an international language with growing importance in technology, artificial intelligence and global trade, says Universiti Malaya’s Department of Chinese Studies adjunct professor Tan Sri Chan Kong Choy.

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00:02The Chinese language is no longer confined to the Chinese community, but has become an international language with growing importance
00:09in technology, artificial intelligence, and global trade.
00:12University Malaya's Department of Chinese Studies, Adjunct Professor Tan Sri Chan Kongchoy, said this on Saturday in his opening address
00:19at the Second International Conference on the Overseas Dissemination of Chinese Classical Fiction.
00:30He is not sure if he can't see this room in the room.
00:33So today, all the world has 80 countries, who have been teaching and learning in the country in their education
00:41system.
00:44So this number has always increased.
00:47The Salao Yue is a member of Malaysia in the Middle East.
00:55He said that he would like the Salao Yue people,除了
01:03our Chinese language, he would
01:07like the Salao Yue people,
01:17and the Chinese language.
01:18He specifically spoke this speech.
01:21I felt a lot of joy.
01:24I wanted to show that this is a very clear,
01:27very clear,
01:30very clear,
01:31very clear,
01:34of our country's leadership.
01:36This is a real, very clear country.
01:39He will not put the Chinese education
01:41as a number of people,
01:44but will put it as a number of people,
01:49to strengthen the international competitiveness
01:52and strengthen the world's important skills.
01:57Chan, who is a former MCA Deputy President,
02:00said national leaders should recognize the value of the Chinese language
02:04and give greater support to Chinese education.
02:06He said they should redefine the value of Chinese
02:09and promote Chinese education
02:11as an important strategy for national development and nation-building.
02:14He said this will enable Malaysia to reach greater heights,
02:18benefit all Malaysians,
02:20and compete confidently on the international stage.
02:23The three-day event,
02:24which features scholars and graduate students
02:26from over nine countries and regions,
02:28including Malaysia and China,
02:30is being held at University Malaya until Sunday.
02:33It is co-organized by Anqing Normal University
02:36and the University Malaya's Dream of the Red Chamber Research Center
02:40and Alumni Association of the Department of Chinese Studies.
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