Language Boundaries Between Us and China
The article discusses the state of the Arabic language in China, noting that since 2014, there have been 46 universities offering courses in Arabic, with master's and doctoral degrees available in the field. However, it is observed that the number of Arab students learning Chinese and obtaining advanced degrees in its literature and history remains relatively low. Conversely, the translation movement from Chinese into Arabic has seen a steady rise in the UAE, especially after recruiting direct translators from Chinese to Arabic through the Karamah project, with Arab readers showing increased interest in Chinese literature and its Confucian roots.
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