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孔子学院
总第14期
2011
5
月 第
3
2011
3
2
西班牙国际教育展在马德里开幕
来自全世界
13
国家和地区的
242
个大学和机构参加了本次展会
国家汉办与中国教育部留
学服务中心共同打造了极具特色的中国教育展区
西班牙公主
Elena
在教育部大臣的陪同下来到中国教育展区
一位来自
孔子学院的西班牙小姑娘正在用中文演唱
我和你
》,
Elena
公主走上前去
和小姑娘亲切地贴面问候
随后
Elena
公主又观看了少林功夫表演和书法作
并给予了高度的赞扬
中国教育展区不仅人流如织
而且各种演出活动也非常丰富
在展区中
央的空地上
来自西班牙五所孔子学院的学生们身着中国传统服饰
进行着
循环文艺演出
婀娜多姿的西班牙姑娘手摇折扇
跳着优美的民族舞
身着
印有
少林
二字的西班牙小伙子们
用铿锵有力的中国武术诠释着中华民
族的古老文化
一曲悠扬的
浏阳河
响起
演唱的西班牙姑娘音调婉转
把在场的人们带到了风景秀丽的湘江边
就在人们为精彩的演出一次次鼓掌的时候
展台外侧的桌边却一派安静
这里人们在观看书法表演
一位年过半百的老人展开宣纸挥毫泼墨
在他右
两个西班牙人正专心致志地写着书法
虽然笔法显得很稚嫩
但那全神
贯注的模样
让人动容
问他们为什么喜欢中国书法
他们说
他们接触中
文的时间并不算久
正是源于对书法的浓厚兴趣
才决心开始学习这门
界上最难的语言
”。
( 刘兵供稿 )
O
n March 2, 2011, the Spanish
International Education Exhi-
bition opened in Madrid. 242
universities and institutions
from 13 countries joined the
event. Hanban and the Chinese Service Center
for Scholarly Exchange of the Ministry of Edu-
cation worked together to present a characteris-
tic Chinese education exhibition.
Her Royal Highness Spanish Princess Elena
visited the Chinese education exhibition in the
company of the education minister, as a Spanish
girl from the Confucius Institute was singing a
Chinese song “You and Me”. The princess went
up and had a cheek-to-cheek greeting with the
girl. Thereafter, Princess Elena watched a Shao-
lin Kung Fu show, viewed calligraphy works
and gave them high praise.
With various performances, the Chinese
education exhibition attracted a sea of visitors.
In the center, dressed in Chinese traditional
clothes, students from five Spanish Confucius
Institutes gave rotating performances—graceful
Spanish girls danced exquisite folk dances, with
Chinese folding fans in hand; Spanish boys in
“Shaolin” clothes performed Chinese Kong Fu,
highlighting Chinese ancient culture; singing
the melodious
Liuyang River
, a Spanish girl’s
sweet voice brought the audience to the beauti-
ful banks of the Xiangjiang River in Hunan
Province,China.
When people were applauding the wonder-
ful shows, others, to one side, stood near a desk
very quietly watching a calligraphy performance.
An over-f ifty gentleman was demonstrating
“wielding a brush to splash’-ink”; beside him
were two Spanish youths concentrating on their
handwriting; though not very skillful, their ab-
sorption moved others. When asked why they
are so keen on Chinese calligraphy, their answer
was that they had studied Chinese for a short
time but decided to learn “the most difficult
language in the world” because of their strong
interest in Chinese calligraphy.
(Liu Bing)
西班牙公主参观西班牙
国际教育展中国教育展区
SPANISH PRINCESS VISITS
THE CHINESE EDUCATION SECTION
AT THE SPANISH INTERNATIONAL
EDUCATION EXHIBITION
孔院八方
马德里孔子学院的学生向 Elena 公主赠送她的书法作品。
供图/驻西班牙使馆教育组
A student of the Confucius Institute inMadrid presents
Chinese calligraphy work to the Princess Elena.
Photo by Education section at Chinese Embassy to Spain