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Yahoo news dated Nov 19 2021
Report: China is now the world's richest country!!! Nov 19 2021 by Carl Samson
China has beat the U.S. to become the world’s richest nation, according to a new report.
https://news.yahoo.com/report-china-now-worlds-richest-170102566.html
Key findings: Global net worth soared from $156 million in 2000 to $514 trillion in 2020, making the world wealthier than it was at any point in history. China accounted for nearly a third of the increase, the report from management consultancy firm McKinsey & Company stated.
McKinsey analyzed the national balance sheets of 10 countries that represented 60% of the world’s income. Of these nations, China accounted for 50% of the growth in net worth, followed by the U.S. (22%) and Japan (11%).
The report found that China’s wealth rose from $7 trillion in 2000 to $120 trillion in 2020. The U.S., on the other hand, saw its wealth more than double to $90 trillion in the same period.
News update of global studying Chinese: At end of the year 2020, there are 180 countries offering Chinese language studying and over 70 countries listed Chinese language studying in their educational system. There are 20 million foreigners who study Chinese and there are over 200 million people studying or using the Chinese language. Date: July 11 2021
Mr. Pan brought some students to "Celebration of mid fall festival" on Sept 2015, and here are some comments from them.
我非常感谢有机会欣赏这个中秋舞蹈演出， 每个舞蹈都充满了活力，意义深刻。 我也非常喜欢不同民族舞蹈演员们的服装华丽精致。我最喜欢的是飞天这个舞蹈， 演员们不光在音乐中翩翩起舞，而且舞动长绸技术赢得掌声。 我衷心希望再有机会来看他们的表演。 Lia Mei Pan (潘美丽) 9th grade student Bloomington MN
我非常欣赏舞蹈演员们的中国民族服装，在舞台上显得色彩缤纷。 而且，我喜欢每个舞蹈有不同独特的风格。这确实是一出艺术性表演。Alexandra Janey 9th grade student Bloomington MN
我最喜欢的是雏鹰展翅舞蹈， 因为很多小演员们演得非常认真和有朝气。 大人的表演和小朋友的表演都有不同的特色。 我高兴吃到月饼。月饼中鸡蛋，不知是如何做的和我父母做的鸡蛋不同。 我希望，下次还有机会来看他们的表演。Isabelle Janey 5th grade student Bloomington MN
我是一个明州中学教员，中文老师, 和中文私塾老师，在我任教4年中，我不光教美国学生和华裔学生学习中文，而且我注重教他们中国悠久历史和文化。 这次，我有机会带了几个学生来观赏明州中秋晚会。 小演员们和艺术家们的民族舞蹈，生动，真挚。他们穿的多姿多彩的少数民族服饰，高雅，秀丽。表达出每个海外中国人渴望团圆和幸福。 Mr. Pan www.bestchinesetutor.com
Mr.Pan's students' comments for the Chinese new year performance had published on April 10 2015 MNTimes local newspaper.
We are not only teaching Chinese language but also teaching and sharing Chinese culture and history. We do provide some Chinese news and our organization news to our students and their parents.
February 8 2015
Mr. Pan supported and brought some students to "Dance of Joy" Chinese New Year celebration show at O'Shaughnessy auditorium at St Paul. Here are some feedbacks from students:
My name is Lia Mei Pan, and I've been dedicating my heart and mind to the Chinese language and culture for four years now. Being part Chinese myself, even I born in Minnesota, and I believe China's history is absolutely fascinating. Attending such a wonderful performance on Feb 8 2015, it has taught me so much about Chinese culture and there are different nationality living in China! Of course, I enjoyed all of the acts that were performed at the Sunday’s performance, but I was most intrigued by the "Girls on Fire" dance. It was very lively and rose much excitement. I had the best time watching each and every act on stage.
Lia Mei Pan 8th grader Bloomington MN
我的名字叫潘美丽，我衷心和热衷于学习中文四年多了。 虽然，我出生在明州,但我知道我自己是个有中国血统的中国人。我敬仰中国的悠久历史。 我非常高兴有机会观赏2月8日的中国新年演出。 它让我学到很多中国文化和知道中国是个有很多不同民族人生活的地方。 当然，我喜欢每个演出，但“火焰女孩” 使我感到震撼和兴奋。 潘美丽 八年级学生
My name is John Juels, I have been studying Chinese 2 years, and I enjoyed the Chinese New Year show and especially I love first performance “Flowers in spring”.
John Juels 1th grader Rosemount MN
我的名字叫小强，我学中文两年了。 我喜欢这个中国新年节目。 特别喜欢第一个节目。花香满园春。 小强 1年级学生
I studied Chinese about two years and I took some Chinese dancing lessons. I love the Chinese dance concert very much!
The dances were beautiful! Their costumes were exquisite and colorful. That combined with music and lightings really created a huge visual impact! I'm inspire to learn more about Chinese culture. I would like to watch them perform again!
Alexandra Janey 8th grader student Bloomington MN
我学习中文5年多了， 在二月八日，我观看了中国新年表演。 我最喜欢的节目是“火舞”和“藏族舞”。 “火舞“的演员们 跳得非常有节拍和整齐。 “藏舞” 的演员们穿着非常漂亮的民族服装，而且她们的舞姿与音乐融合在一起。
Titan Juels 5th grader Rosemount MN
Press release: December 28 2014
Best Chinese teacher/Tutor, Host Chinese students in USA
December 28,2014 | United States | Education
Mr. Pan has over 10 years teaching Chinese experiences, and he specialized teaching students 1 on 1. Mr. Pan has been helping Chinese students to attend schools to USA.
Minneapolis, United States, December 28,2014/Free-Press-Release.com/ -- Mr. Pan has over 10 years teaching Chinese experiences in US, and he was a full time Chinese teacher at a private school. he specialized teaching students one on one. He created an unique curriculum and system by teaching and explaining Chinese character's each part of drawing and it's meaning to remember them. So, many of his students have been using less than normal foreign student studying time to achieve maximum learning. Mr. Pan is a native Chinese from Beijing and love to teach Chinese history, value and culture. Mr. Pan offers one on one teaching and on line teaching. Please visit www.bestchinesetutor.com
Mr. Pan has been helping Chinese students to attend schools in US, to get best education and learning American culture. We have a team in different countries of Asia, and we conduct seminars in those countries, introducing US schools academic and environment to those students and their parent. Helping those qualified students to get F1 student visa, and finding a responsible hosting family in US. During those students studying and staying in US, Mr. Pan will contacting those students and hosting families monthly base, to ensure those students are living in US safely and comfortable.
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China Just Overtook The US As The World's Largest Economy
By Mike Bird Oct 8 2014
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
Sorry, America. China just overtook the US to become the world's largest economy, according to the International Monetary Fund.
Chris Giles at the Financial Times flagged up the change. He also alerted us back in April this year that it was all about to happen.
Basically, the method used by the IMF adjusts for purchasing power parity, explained here.
The simple logic is that prices aren't the same in each country: A shirt will cost you less in Shanghai than San Francisco, so it's not entirely reasonable to compare countries without taking this into account. Though a typical person in China earns a lot less than the typical person in the US, simply converting a Chinese salary into dollars underestimates how much purchasing power that individual, and therefore that country, might have. The Economist's Big Mac Index is a great example of these disparities.
So the IMF measures both GDP in market exchange terms, and in terms of purchasing power. On the purchasing power basis, China is overtaking the US right about now and becoming the world's biggest economy.
We've just gone past that cross-over on the chart below, according to the IMF. By the end of 2014, China will make up 16.48% of the world's purchasing-power adjusted GDP (or $17.632 trillion), and the US will make up just 16.28% (or $17.416 trillion):
IMF, Google Public Data Explorer Adjusted for purchasing power, the IMF thinks China's economy is now the world's largest.
May 18 2014
Our partners in Taipei Taiwan had one "Entering US for schools" seminar and we invited 101 students and their parent and there are over 200 students and their parent showed up to request to come and we could not find enough hosting families in US to satisfy those students' needs.
A great speech by Ms. Dambisa Moyo at www.ted.com June 2013 over 1,594,639 viewers
A Chinese model for emerging economies by Dambisa Moyo
http://www.ted.com/talks/dambisa_moyo_is_china_the_new_idol_for_emerging_economies.html
US News Reported that Mandarin Learning is MUST
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/knowledge-bank/articles/2016-10-25/teaching-mandarin-chinese-should-be-a-priority-for-american-schools
By Jack Markell and Gary R. Herbert
Oct. 25, 2016, at 7:00 a.m.
America's economic growth is inextricably tied to the strength of its bilateral trade and investment relationships around the world, but we will fall short of achieving our full economic potential if we fail to prepare the next generation to manage those relationships.
Tomorrow's leaders must be able to compete, work and thrive in a globalized world with diverse, multilingual consumers and economies in which China and the U.S. will continue to be major players. By offering American students early education opportunities to learn Mandarin, we can prepare them for careers in a world and workplace in which our country's bilateral ties play a consequential role.
We are encouraged by the growing number of American students who have begun learning Mandarin in school in recent years. The U.S. Department of Education reported that after Spanish, Mandarin was the most popular dual-language education program implemented by individual states in 2013.
Still, we have a lot of ground to make up if we are to equip our students with the necessary language tools to engage with the world's second-largest economy. While China boasts more than 300 million English-language learners, there are only 200,000 K-12 Mandarin language learners here in the U.S. Further, English classes are mandatory for Chinese K-12 students, but less than 0.4 percent of American K-12 students are currently studying Mandarin.
Oct 10 2018
We are all higher educators and we are not only teaching academic studying to our students but also we are the educators who teaching different cultures.
I would like to share a great piece of speech by Mr. Kevin Rudd. He speaks in English and Chinese. This piece of speech had over 2 millions viewers. It will help us to learn more about China and US.
Here is the link of video:
https://www.ted.com/talks/kevin_rudd_are_china_and_the_us_doomed_to_conflict
The former prime minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd is also a longtime student of China, with a unique vantage point to watch its power rise in the past few decades. He asks whether the growing ambition of China will inevitably lead to conflict with other major powers -- and suggests another narrative.
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