US EditionChinese investment sparks rise of Mandarin in Cambodia
- Cambodian linguist Um Keangseng opened a language school in Sihanoukville to meet the growing demand for Mandarin lessons, with over 400 part-time students enrolled.
- Sihanoukville is the largest recipient of Chinese investment in Cambodia, coinciding with President Xi Jinping's visit.
- Um Keangseng's school has over 400 part-time students learning Mandarin, highlighting the importance of language skills for job opportunities.
- Analyst Ou Virak expresses hope for Cambodians to diversify language skills while preserving their cultural identity.
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Why wealthy Chinese are quietly buying up property in these 7 surprising countries
There’s an old belief that when the Chinese rich start buying up property, you follow the money. You follow it to Vancouver. Sydney. Singapore. London. The usual suspects. But lately, something else is happening—something that doesn’t quite fit the old narrative. Behind the scenes, with far less fanfare than before, wealthy Chinese investors have been quietly buying up real estate in countries that barely registered on the radar five years ago. …
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