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日期: 2015-11-09 | 來源: 加西網 | 專欄: 中領館園地 | 字體: 小 中 大
2015年BC省大學生“漢語橋”中文歌唱比賽圓滿落幕2015年11月7日星期六，由中國駐加拿大領事館教育組主辦，
Pacific Educational Access for Kids和BCIT孔子學院協辦的2015屆BC省大學生“ 漢語橋” 中文歌唱比賽決賽在加拿大英屬哥倫比亞大學Frederic Wood Theater舉行。 此次比賽凝聚了83名BC省精通普通話非中國籍的大學生參賽選手，分別來自於University of British Columbia，Langara College, Trinity West University,University of Victoria, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, 和University of the Fraser Valley，所有選手均表現優異。
駐溫哥華總領事館教育組於長學參贊出席了此次活動並給第壹名獲獎者Chris Madsen頒獎： 
最終維多利亞大學的Chris Madsen憑借壹首周傑倫的《青花瓷》奪得今年桂冠。加拿大和法國混血的Chris Madsen在高中接觸首次周傑倫歌曲， 並在台灣高雄學習普通話柒個月。Chris Madsen現在維多利亞大學學習生物， 他的願望是通過在中國學習植物學和自然保護來融合他對中文以及生 物的熱愛。 除了評選出個人壹贰叁等獎，該比賽還頒發了包括團體壹贰叁等獎，最佳人氣獎，最佳發音獎，最佳中國風，最佳服裝化妝獎， 和最佳舞台風等多項獎項。上屆冠軍得主Mark Lee也登台為這屆選手加油。 此外還有麥芽糖樂隊的傾情演出以及來自UBC魔術師協會的精彩魔 術表演。 該活動旨在給BC省學習漢語的大學生提供壹個相互學習和自我展示的舞台。
參賽者表演歌曲九月九的酒：
2015 BC “Chinese Bridge” Mandarin Singing Contest Winners Announced
The final round of the 2015 BC “Chinese Bridge” Mandarin Singing Contest took place at the Frederic Wood Theatre at the University of British Columbia on Saturday, November 7th, 2015. This event is hosted by the Consulate Office of the People’s Republic of China in Vancouver, and organized by Pacific Educational Access for Kids and the Confucius Institute at BCIT.
This competition is held annually for college students across British Columbia. This year, the final round of the competition consisted of over 83 non-Chinese heritage students who are learning Mandarin. There were contestants from the University of British Columbia, University of Victoria, Langara College, Trinity West University, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and University of the Fraser Valley.
來自於Magician& Illusionists Association 的魔術師表演魔術：
First place went to Chris Madsen, a Biology student from the University of Victoria of Danish, British, and French descent. He captivated the audience with a rendition of Jay Chou’s “Blue and White Porcelain”. Madsen was first introduced to the Chinese language in high school after hearing Jay Chou’s songs for the first time. Later, Madsen studied Mandarin in Kaohsiung for seven months. Madsen plans to combine his love for both Mandarin and Biology by studying botany and conservation in China.
The finalists competed for the first, second, third prizes in individual and group categories, as well as a number of individual awards. The first place winner from 2014, Mark Lee from UBC, gave a performance to cheer on the finalists. In addition, band Mai Ya Tang and UBC’s Magician and Illusionist Society provided great performances during the award ceremony.
BC "Chinese Bridge" Mandarin Singing Contest aims to stimulate young students’ enthusiasm for Chinese learning and to enhance understanding of Chinese language and Chinese culture. This contest has rapidly expanded and elicited a very positive response from BC college students.
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