is she there to spread US fake democracy and spying? ⛔⛔ Everyone in the WEST in CHINA has a high probability of being a CIA agent. Just like executives at MSFT, AWS, INTEl, Tesla, CISCO, Google, etc! ⛔⛔
Im Chinese, 3rd generation Chinese born in Singapore. I left Singapore at the age of 17 to study at the university in Australia & remained in Australia. As such, I have lost a lot of my Chinese culture. It’s wonderful to see a young lady (like Imogen) who has so much knowledge about Chinese culture & speaks Managerial fluently. It would be good if she could pass on her knowledge about Chinese culture etc to students at Cambridge. Additionally, she could impart her knowledge about English culture to the Chinese people in China. She can a professor of Chinese & English languages & cultures. Good luck & God bless you, Imogen.
2nd gen USA born Chinese, parents from HK. I’m glad our family retained our Chinese heritage and culture, and enabled us to go to Chinese school to learn the language in more depth. Hopefully Singapore which is majority Chinese will do the same, as china becomes more influential globally.
This is really great to see such an intelligent lady interested in Chinese culture. Here in Taiwan, the government is trying their best to get the local young people to forget their Chinese roots, forget about the 5000 years of unique culture! At the end of the day, there will always be smart, talented young people, regardless of nationality, understand the treasures from the culture.
@@MitchellCallander Culture needs external impact and change, and this impact and change also bring new vitality to the culture. The Cultural Revolution was more like a reflection after many years of ideological solidification, which was caused by the historical and environmental factors at that time. My view of the Cultural Revolution is both good and bad. On the contrary, Taiwan has been living in the Cultural Revolution. Taiwan's Cultural Revolution is ongoing, and some stupid Taiwanese have been using China's Cultural Revolution to comfort themselves, so that their miserable lives do not seem so bad.
She's very intelligent, life is always improving in China thanks to their government. The future for her in China is bright and i hope she can be an Chinese ambassador that can bridge all of the misunderstandings that the West hold about China.
Unique in the sense that it can make a strong comeback after a century of shame. Is this what you mean becos I thought every country is unique besides China.
Honestly getting accepted to Tsinghua and Peking university is harder to getting accepted by Harvard and MIT. I don't say that to boost the status if China. It's the fact.
I’m so impressed with your academic achievements. Congratulations to your progress in China. It’s people like you that give me hope in this chaotic world. Btw I’m pretty sure you know about Chinese culture and history then the average Chinese citizen..
Good evening sir I am in love with Chinese culture currently I am studying my hsk 1 I found your channel quite interesting I checked the majority of the videos on it I would like to know what's your advice and resources you would recommand to an early beginner in this outstanding language and thanks in advance
@Michael-ur3on I think you are the one who needs to do that not me 😊 recheck the way your sentence was formed try to work on your grammar a bit have a nice day 。
Imogen Page-Jarrett SI-YEH-SI-YEH ! Really interesting , so I thank you with what Chinese lady met on UK train taught me last week . . I'm a Slavist btw! I wonder what sort of mnemonic system you use to remember all that?
Chinese people welcome her with open arms, well at least I absolutely do. By the way, you do not have to have studied Chinese Studies before coming to China, but learning Mandarin, the national language, would help.
Intelligent, high achieving, appealing ... she's got it all. Now i'd love to get her into a public speaking class and break her of her 'like' habit. LIke, it's, like, annoying after like, the first few times.
She’s a positive addition to Chinese society and I believe a positive contributor to society in China!!!
is she there to spread US fake democracy and spying? ⛔⛔ Everyone in the WEST in CHINA has a high probability of being a CIA agent. Just like executives at MSFT, AWS, INTEl, Tesla, CISCO, Google, etc! ⛔⛔
Yes, agree. After learning so much and have personal experience in the society itself.
Ya....as long as she doesn't tell the truth about the Chinese govt's oppression of foreigners...and it's own population.
Intelligent and youthful, with lots to offer. What a great addition indeed.
@@joeidaho5938 LOL anything you disagree with = not truth?
She is quite knowledgeable of Chinese cultures. Also pleasant and very articulate. She really knows what she wants in life.
⛔⛔ Everyone in the WEST in CHINA has a high probability of being a CIA agent. Just like executives at MSFT, AWS, INTEl, Tesla, CISCO, Google, etc! ⛔⛔
I was impressed by her graduation speech many years ago and very pleased to see her again on this video. Wish her all the best and happiness !
Im Chinese, 3rd generation Chinese born in Singapore. I left Singapore at the age of 17 to study at the university in Australia & remained in Australia. As such, I have lost a lot of my Chinese culture.
It’s wonderful to see a young lady (like Imogen) who has so much knowledge about Chinese culture & speaks Managerial fluently. It would be good if she could pass on her knowledge about Chinese culture etc to students at Cambridge. Additionally, she could impart her knowledge about English culture to the Chinese people in China. She can a professor of Chinese & English languages & cultures.
Good luck & God bless you, Imogen.
Ya, she can be a diplomatic liaison officer between the two countries. But not to be controlled by outside influence.
2nd gen USA born Chinese, parents from HK. I’m glad our family retained our Chinese heritage and culture, and enabled us to go to Chinese school to learn the language in more depth. Hopefully Singapore which is majority Chinese will do the same, as china becomes more influential globally.
能听一个剑桥大学汉语系的毕业生的故事很有趣。我没记错的话，2001年我在北京住一个宿舍，偶然碰到了一位剑桥大学的汉语学生，他正在北京过他的一年的留学。
我在牛津大学学了物理，当时认识一个在牛津学习汉语的女生。我对这门语言很兴趣，所以当时就当着爱好开始学习汉语，当时没什么目的，结果却在复旦大学读了临床医学本科。
人生的路走到哪里都不可思议。
This is really great to see such an intelligent lady interested in Chinese culture. Here in Taiwan, the government is trying their best to get the local young people to forget their Chinese roots, forget about the 5000 years of unique culture! At the end of the day, there will always be smart, talented young people, regardless of nationality, understand the treasures from the culture.
Totally agree
That's so sad Taiwan must return to the motherland China 👌💯
What are your thoughts about the cultural revolution and the destruction of anything considered ‘old’ Chinese culture or history?
@@MitchellCallander Culture needs external impact and change, and this impact and change also bring new vitality to the culture. The Cultural Revolution was more like a reflection after many years of ideological solidification, which was caused by the historical and environmental factors at that time. My view of the Cultural Revolution is both good and bad.
On the contrary, Taiwan has been living in the Cultural Revolution. Taiwan's Cultural Revolution is ongoing, and some stupid Taiwanese have been using China's Cultural Revolution to comfort themselves, so that their miserable lives do not seem so bad.
She's very intelligent, life is always improving in China thanks to their government. The future for her in China is bright and i hope she can be an Chinese ambassador that can bridge all of the misunderstandings that the West hold about China.
Ya, that will be good. Clear the misconceptions that others have, after being influenced by the western proganda.
Laozi said, do nothing。
What specific misunderstandings exactly? Please elaborate, keen to know more.
@user-xl3bj9ni2d Ask the US Congress that are spending £500Million paying people to spread lies and misinformation. I'm sure they can tell you more.
As the true masters of Europe and America, the Jews would not agree.
China is unique country,no matter you like or not!
Ya, a big country, land population and different tribes, with long history and culture.
Unique in the sense that it can make a strong comeback after a century of shame. Is this what you mean becos I thought every country is unique besides China.
Honestly getting accepted to Tsinghua and Peking university is harder to getting accepted by Harvard and MIT. I don't say that to boost the status if China. It's the fact.
Competition is certainly very keen. Wonder how they get selected
@@ElJay-fn1ny The college entrance examination in China is only based on the exam scores, no matter the top or ordinary universities
Wish her every success to her career in China 👌👍🏻👏🏻
I’m so impressed with your academic achievements. Congratulations to your progress in China. It’s people like you that give me hope in this chaotic world. Btw I’m pretty sure you know about Chinese culture and history then the average Chinese citizen..
Smart girl. Curiosity saves our brain and the planet.
Very pleasant and open minded future Chinese scholar interview, thanks.
Brilliant interview
Enlightened teacher with an enlightened student. 相得益彰
She’s so very lovely.
You will be a good contributor to the Future meaning of what is a Chinese .
Young age she was so beautiful.❤😘😍💋
She is a positive , confident and she know well what she wants 🎉🎉🎉
Wow, my dream girl ❤
Good evening sir I am in love with Chinese culture currently I am studying my hsk 1 I found your channel quite interesting I checked the majority of the videos on it I would like to know what's your advice and resources you would recommand to an early beginner in this outstanding language and thanks in advance
Ya need to do more research. And going through the right channels
@@ElJay-fn1ny I got what you mean much appreciate it mate
@Michael-ur3on I think you are the one who needs to do that not me 😊 recheck the way your sentence was formed try to work on your grammar a bit have a nice day 。
Imogen Page-Jarrett SI-YEH-SI-YEH ! Really interesting , so I thank you with what Chinese lady met on UK train taught me last week . . I'm a Slavist btw! I wonder what sort of mnemonic system you use to remember all that?
Chinese people welcome her with open arms, well at least I absolutely do.
By the way, you do not have to have studied Chinese Studies before coming to China, but learning Mandarin, the national language, would help.
Must be a genius
是白若汐嗎?在[非正式會談]表現亮眼,在畢業致詞大放異彩.
Intelligent, high achieving, appealing ... she's got it all. Now i'd love to get her into a public speaking class and break her of her 'like' habit. LIke, it's, like, annoying after like, the first few times.
Chinese people are adapting every day to new challenges
Met her in CQ, she mentioning her Hungarian prof!😂
Haha!
Like Chinese medicine and acupuncture. Don’t know much about Huang Di Nei Jing, could never understand it.
It is tough, but not impossible
皇帝内经
She won’t have any problem finding a man there for sure❤
Just take a job from BRI project, that might be very interesting for you..
😂❤❤❤❤❤
✌👍✌
What is your Vision of Chinese in 2050. ??..
这美女漂亮！
China’s gain! So sorry UK.
姐姐这几年吃胖了不少啊😂。
这么说不礼貌， 也许小姐姐结婚生子了
this chick is very attractive.
Self censorship is definitely what she learned during those 9 years
Truth really hurt you. Need to take some copium.
like Julian Assange?
She has freedom to leave China anytime.😅
If she chooses to stay, of course she has to abide by the China laws😅
@@chanhoong2073Don't write nonsense and look less intelligent in your comment.
@@steelydan1242 like Edward Snowden?
She loves communism 😂😂😂