Chinese language celebrated during electrifying performance spectacular

Sarah Duggan

By Sarah Duggan
Published December 16, 2015

The Chinese Language Teacher’s Association of New South Wales is making bold, festive moves to boost the number of students who opt to study the ancient language at HSC level.

And this is exactly what their 2015 Sydney Chinese Language Spectacular concert aimed to do. John Meng, association president and ...

This story appeared in the December 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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