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Attendees at a UNESCO event in Paris were given insight into traditional and modern Chinese culture to mark Chinese Language Day. #cgtnamericahttps://t.co/tUTNgj51FB pic.twitter.com/kQgaW2eXTK

— CGTN America (@cgtnamerica) April 21, 2022

Today we celebrate #ChineseLanguageDay, one of @FAO’s 6 official languages & my mother tongue!

I invite you to visit https://t.co/66djY49e14 & to follow us on https://t.co/dwkLtfnNEq to learn more about our work to help countries sustainably transform agri-#FoodSystems.

— FAO Director-General QU Dongyu (@FAODG) April 20, 2021

Happy #ChineseLanguageDay!

Here's two facts about Chinese:

➡️DYK that 16% of the 🌏's population speak a variety Chinese as their first language?

➡️Chinese was written in its early days on oracle bones (🐃animal bones or 🐢turtle plastrons).

Follow @UNESCO_chinese for more! pic.twitter.com/qCFOD85yYV

— UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 (@UNESCO) April 20, 2021

Today is #ChineseLanguageDay
Chinese is one of the six official languages of the UN. It has witnessed the history of the UN's founding and China's participation in UN endeavors. I hope more people will love and learn the Chinese language, and use it to know more about China & UN pic.twitter.com/WQFUmSbvDs

— Zhang Jun (@ChinaAmbUN) April 20, 2021