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本帖最後由 shadeslayer 於 13-4-28 23:56 編輯
The bank I referred to is a foreign ibank. Fact is, if you work for a foreign MNC, English is still the business language. It does not matter whether it is China, Indonesia or Pakistan, they need almost everyone to know English well. Of course if you work for local or Chinese banks, the de facto language is therefore Chinese/Mandarin. But as a HK person without Mainland connections and you want to be successful in a mainland Chinese corporation, good luck. After all, the society don't need everyone to work for MNCs and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Like I said, the company I refer to, the greater China management team has no mainland Chinese and most of them do not know a word of Chinese. Will foreign ibanks, commercial banks or MNCs change their business language to Chinese/Mardarin, and when? I don't know. Your guess is as good as mine.
I did not say your children gain better Chinese at the expense of everything else. I said I would not want my child to gain "better" Chinese at the expense of everything else. Don't get me wrong, I do want my child to achieve as good Chinese as possible within reasons, given she is not gifted.
Of course the university you attend is more important than secondary school, which is more important than primary school. But primary & secondary schools have a much bigger impact in shaping who you really are deep down. The broad character of a child is basically formed before entering university. Local or International curriculum do make a difference.
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