UN Chinese Language Day

UN Chinese Language Day was established by the United Nations Department of Public Information in 2010 to celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity. It aims to promote the equal use of all six official working languages of the United Nations, including Chinese, as a means of fostering communication and understanding among diverse cultures and peoples. Chinese Language Day serves as an opportunity to recognize the significance of the Chinese language in global communication and to highlight its rich cultural heritage. Through various educational and cultural activities, this day encourages the appreciation and utilization of the Chinese language as a tool for promoting international cooperation and dialogue.