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However, China's Education Ministry said in 2013 there were about 400 million people in the country of around 1.3 billion who could not speak the national language.

Beijing is building a broad network of preschools across Tibetan areas, seeking to inculcate loyalty to the Chinese Communist ...

The Chinese languages referred to here are the famous Chinese "dialects": Cantonese, Shanghai, Fukienese, etc. Because speakers of one of these "dialects" cannot understand speakers of another of them ...

More than 400 million Chinese are unable to speak the national language Mandarin, and large numbers in the rest of the country speak it badly, state media said on Thursday as the government launche… ...

It is common to think of China as a linguistically homogenous country whose citizens speak a sole “Chinese” language, Mandarin. But China is an extremely linguistically diverse country. Beyond the ...

More language students are saying adios to the recent stampede to learn Spanish and huan ying — or welcome — to mastering a Chinese dialect now spoken by an estimated 100 million non-Chinese.

When I tell other Chinese people that I am originally from Wenzhou, I usually get two replies. One, your family must be rich; two, your dialect is basically a foreign language.