National Folk Song Competition Held in Kaohsiung, Over 13,000 Teachers and Students Compete in 4 Language Categories
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The National Folk Song Competition for Teachers and Students is underway in Kaohsiung, featuring over 13,433 participants competing in four language categories: Taiwanese Hokkien, Hakka, Indigenous Taiwanese languages, and Southeast Asian languages. The event aims to promote mother tongue education and cultural diversity.
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- Q: What language categories are included in this year's national teacher and student folk song contest?
- A: The competition is divided into four major language categories: 'Taiwanese and Matsu languages', 'Taiwan Hakka', 'Taiwan Indigenous languages', and 'Southeast Asian languages'.
- Q: What is the purpose of the competition?
- A: The purpose is to promote the mother tongue as the root of culture, connect language with emotion, transform language into artistic expression, and extend the learning of local languages from textbooks to daily life.
- Q: Can the general public participate?
- A: The competition is open to the public during the event period. Visitors are welcome to attend at the Kaohsiung City Social Education Center Auditorium.