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This episode of LeLe TALK features a special guest: Stanley Wang, Principal of a bilingual school in Melbourne. We are honored to have Stanley Wang with us for this episode of LeLe TALK. As a second-generation immigrant, he has not only successfully preserved his mother tongue but also continuously dedicated himself to promoting bilingual education. In the interview, Stanley shares his insightful observations and suggestions on how bilingual families can learn Chinese in an overseas environment. 🔍Is your family a bilingual or multilingual family overseas? 🔍Have you considered the importance of children retaining their mother tongue? In non-Chinese-speaking environments, children often face challenges in learning Chinese: language and cultural differences, learning experiences, value conflicts… These difficulties require parental companionship, perseverance, and attention to overcome together. A mother tongue is not only a common language for communication with parents but also a bridge for parent-child relationships and helps children build self-identity. Dear parents, if your family is struggling with learning Chinese, why not listen to what this educator, who has personally gone through this process, has to say? It may bring you new inspiration and encouragement. 💖

Have you ever tried—
When you're waiting a long time in a car, hungry at a restaurant but your food hasn't arrived, or extremely bored on a plane?

At this time, if there are a few Lele books in the bag,
It won't be so hard to get through then!