Mandarin being taught in 70 UK schools

 China has infiltrated the educational institutions of many countries through its language Mandarin. Dragon's bet is to become influential by increasing its culture around the world. Mandarin is spoken by 112 crore people in the world. Mandarin is spoken by 83.1% as a first language. Whereas only 28.6% of the people speak English as a first language. The Confucius Institute that taught Mandarin has grown from 50 in 2004 to 525 now.

More than 90 lakh students are studying here. In 2005, 8% of UK schools taught Mandarin. It is now being taught to 6,000 students from about 70 schools. For these institutions, the Chinese government gives a fund of 80 thousand crores. British PM candidate Rishi Sunak raised this issue and said that China has infiltrated Britain's education system. If he becomes PM, he will get all Chinese institutions in Britain closed.

There are 30 institutions that teach Mandarin in different universities in the UK. Experts say that China is increasing itself as a 'soft power'. Professor of Modern Chinese History and Politics. Rana Mitter pointed out that Britain needed Mandarin speakers to understand national security and trade.

British PM candidate Rishi Sunak had said that China has infiltrated Britain's education system. If he becomes PM, he will get all Chinese institutions in Britain closed.

In 2016, the British government launched the Mandarin Excellence Program in all its secondary schools. The aim was that by the year 2020, children in Britain could speak Mandarin fluently. About Rs 96 crore was spent for this. Critics of Confucian institutions in Britain say that they are merely a medium of propaganda. They are trying to control the freedom of thought and speech of the youth of Britain.

Nepal: Mandatory to learn Mandarin in many schools Many schools in
Nepal have made it mandatory for students to learn Mandarin. This decision was taken after the proposal of the Chinese government, in which the salary of Mandarin teachers was asked to be given by the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu. However, Nepal's Curriculum Development Center opposed the mandatory requirement of Mandarin. Under the One Belt-One Road project in Nepal, China has implemented a plan to increase the scope of Mandarin.

China opened study centers in Nepal under the rule of KP Sharma Oli, in which Mandarin is taught. It is claimed that Chinese culture is being imposed on Nepali students in these study centres. These centers are run by the citizens of Nepal, but China is bearing their expenses. More than 20,000 students are studying at Kathmandu University in 4 Confucius classrooms and 14 teaching sites.

Mandarin entered Pakistan through CPEC
The trend of learning Mandarin in Pakistan has increased after investment in China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Professor of Chinese Language in Islamabad. Murad Shah says that unemployment has forced the people here to learn Mandarin. People hope that after learning Mandarin they will get a job in CPEC. There are 5 Confucian Institutes and two Confucius Classrooms in Pakistan.

About 30,000 students are studying Mandarin. Mohammed Shahzad Yusuf, an expert in Chinese culture, pointed out that before CPEC there were 200 to 300 students learning Mandarin in institutions, but now each institution has more than 3000 students. There are more than 700 private institutions in Pakistan offering diploma courses in Mandarin language.