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Chinese is a broad language. The vast land area and numerous ethnic minorities have given rise to many dialects in China. For us in Korea, although there are dialects, it is just a difference in accent. But even the Chinese here can’t understand the dialects of other regions. So to me, different Chinese dialects are equivalent to another language. Therefore, promoting Mandarin is not only more helpful for Chinese people, but also for foreigners to learn Chinese, making it more interesting and happier!

Although I have only studied Chinese for more than three years, I am far from able to appreciate the essence of Chinese. But in my mind, Chinese is a highly condensed and vivid language. Among the poems I have studied before, the one that impressed me the most was Tao Yuanming's "Drinking." This is the first poem I recited without even realizing it. "The house is in a human environment, without the noise of cars and horses. How can I ask you? My mind is far away. I am picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, and I can see the Nanshan Mountain leisurely. The mountain air is getting better day and night, and the birds are flying back and forth. There is a true meaning in this, "I have forgotten the words." This poem is simple and has no complicated expressions, but the first time I read it, I felt it had profound meaning. As I pondered each word, I discovered that it not only has a highly condensed meaning, but is also full of rhythm and rhyme like a song. No wonder the poem "Drinking" can be passed down to this day and become an eternal classic.

Chinese is also a moving language. I have been in a relationship with a Chinese girlfriend before. Of course, in the process of getting along with us, there are sorrows and joys, pains and joys, laughter and tears. But the words and expressions I learned when I was with her, such as sweet words, etc., became another pleasure of learning Chinese and gave me another perspective of learning happiness.

In short, China is my second hometown, and Chinese has become my second mother tongue. I want to use such a good time in college to learn Chinese more solidly and profoundly. Although using Chinese to express myself here today is a trick, I just take this opportunity to talk about the image of Chinese in my mind and my feelings about it.

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