The final of the seventh edition of a Chinese speech contest for middle school students took place in Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, on Friday. Titled "China-Mongolia Friendship: Promising Youths," the contest was co-organized by the Chinese Embassy in Mongolia and the Confucius Institute at the National University of Mongolia. A total of 59 students from 14 schools across Mongolia participated in the final round. Ganbat Bulgantamir, an 11th-grade student from the Confucius Classroom at Yucai Chinese School in Ulan Bator, took first place with her speech titled "China Through My Eyes." Source: The Namibia News Agency
Chinese speech contest held for Mongolian middle school students
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