China Unites with the World Through Shakespeare

The British government will donate 1.5 million pounds ($2.44 Million) to the Royal Shakespeare Company to translate all of Shakespeare’s  work into Mandarin Chinese for the first time. The grant announced by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, will finance a company tour of China in 2016. This will allow select Chinese dramatic works to be translated into English.

 

In bringing Shakespeare’s plays to readers and actors in China the government hopes to forge “stronger links” with China. “Sharing the very best of our respective cultures is a brilliant way to make this happen”’ states Sajid Javid in an article from The New York Times.

 

Check out this very interesting article; Shakespeare in Mandarin  and our: “Beginning Mandarin Chinese Class @Language Learning Institute” to expand your knowledge of the art of language.

 

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