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Confucius Institute at the University of Luxembourg

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Partners： Fudan University University of Luxembourg

Confucius Institutes are centres for the promotion of Chinese language and culture. The first institutes were set up in 2004 as non-profit organisations. There are currently more than 500 Confucius Institutes in over 140 countries worldwide. In 2016, an agreement between the Confucius Institute Headquarters (Hanban) – the Chinese Government department responsible for promotion of Chinese language overseas – and the University of Luxembourg together with Fudan University in Shanghai has led to the establishment of a Confucius Institute at the University of Luxembourg. The Confucius Institute at the University of Luxembourg, which was inaugurated on 19 April 2018, is dedicated to promoting the development of the Chinese language and culture, not only within the University but also across the country, especially at educational, cultural, economic and scientific level. This commitment can be seen as part of a broader approach to further mutual understanding and strengthen bilateral relations between China and Luxembourg.

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SCÈNES CHINOISES DU QUOTIDIEN

家好! Dà jiā hăo! Bonjour à toutes et à tous ! Et si c’était l’occasion de se mettre au chinois… L’Institut Confucius à l’Université du Luxembourg a créé, avec le soutien du Center for Language Education and Cooperation, une série de 20 épisodes pour apprendre le chinois pas à pas. Ces petites vidéos suivent une courbe d'apprentissage qui va du niveau débutant à un niveau plus avancé et s'adressent particulièrement aux apprenants francophones. Un nouvel épisode sera diffusé toutes les deux semaines ! #chinois #studymotivation #加油
The Luxembourg Confucius Institute Multimedia Centre

Based on Belval Campus, within the Luxembourg Learning Centre, this multimedia centre area is the result of a successful collaborative project between the Confucius Institute at the University of Luxembourg and the Luxembourg Learning Centre. This unique space is now open to everyone. It is the largest dedicated collection for learning about China in Luxembourg, so why not come along and explore a wealth of resources in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere! In order to develop your knowledge about literature, arts, philosophy, history, geography, economy, medicine or even gastronomy, more than 5,000 books, magazines, newspapers and films about China are waiting for you at the Confucius Institute in English, French, German and Chinese. Educational and teaching material adapted to each level (manuals, dictionnary, CD-ROM, DVD) are also available and allow you to reinforce your oral and written skills. The entire Confucius Institute collection is now available in the national library catalogue, a-z.lu. You will find books, newspapers and e-books. If you need any guidance, please feel free to speak to the Learning Centre staff or to ask your questions via the “Ask a librarian” service.