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   Oct 24, 2021 · TAIPEI — After experiments aimed at assimilating ethnic minorities in Tibet, Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang, the Chinese government now is moving to apply its cultural assimilation policy for...

2. thehill.com › opinion › internationalChina is replacing languages of ethnic minorities with Mandarin

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   Jul 29, 2020 · Across China, Beijing apparently intends to replace the languages of all ethnic minorities with Mandarin, to bring in uniformity of language and enhance people’s identity...

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   Will local tax be added to ethnic minority languages in China?

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   Can Chinese government assimilate ethnic minorities?

   • After experiments aimed at assimilating ethnic minorities in Tibet, Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang, the Chinese government now is moving to apply its cultural assimilation policy for managing all minority populations by eliminating classroom instruction in native languages.

   China Steps Up Assimilation of Ethnic Minorities by Banning Languages

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   Can ethnic minorities be taught Mandarin Chinese?

   • The result is that children who belong to ethnic minorities likely will be taught to read and write Mandarin Chinese, instead of their native language in the classroom. Eliminating or reducing the use of a language is one of the widely used tactics of forced assimilation.

   China Steps Up Assimilation of Ethnic Minorities by Banning Languages

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   Why did Hubei change its language to Mandarin Chinese?

   • According to Yang, the local regulations were revised to eliminate the right of minorities to use their own language in schools in favor of Mandarin Chinese, the nation's official language. "The reason being they're Tujia and She ethnic minority groups in Hubei, and the population is very small.

   China Steps Up Assimilation of Ethnic Minorities by Banning Languages

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4. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullAssimilation over protection: rethinking mandarin language ...

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   Our findings show that in official documents, the value of promoting Mandarin typically prevails over the importance of protecting minority languages. Additionally, the government tends to equate minority assimilation with progress and advancement.

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   Jul 31, 2020 · Across China, Beijing apparently intends to replace the languages of all ethnic minorities with Mandarin, to bring in uniformity of language and enhance people’s identity as Chinese. It is believed that the languages of minorities could fade away gradually and, in time, Mandarin would become the only language in use.

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7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullLinguistic Assimilation in China: Past, Present, and Future

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   Jun 1, 2022 · In contrast, the plight of Inner Mongolians is not widely known. In 2020, the Chinese government announced a new language policy promoting immediate Mandarin-language education in schools in the region. This shows how actively China has been eradicating the identity of peripheral minority groups.

8. pursuit.unimelb.edu.au › articles › preserving-chinaPreserving China’s minority languages | Pursuit by The ...

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   Dec 16, 2022 · It’s inevitable that dominant languages will put pressure on ethnic minority languages, particularly when urbanisation is high on government agenda. But policy makers should seriously think about the issue of bilingualism as a way to preserve the country’s language vitality.

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   Sep 29, 2021 · Ethnic minority languages in China: policy and practice (in Language policies and practices in China, Vol. 5, edited by Li Wei) by Qingsheng Zhou, Boston/Berlin, De Gruyter Mouton and Social Sciences Academic Press (China), 2020, xxvii+441 pp., 129.95 € (hardback), ISBN 9781501515026