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Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students-Xinhua

Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students-

Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students

Bulgarian national qualifications of the 22nd Chinese Bridge, the world's major Chinese proficiency

Source: shine.cn
Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria holds Chinese language competition for university students

SOFIA, May 13 (Xinhua) -- Bulgarian national qualifications of the 22nd "Chinese Bridge," the world's major Chinese proficiency competition for foreign university students, were held here on Saturday.

Bulgaria Gazette – News from Bulgaria » The business has it's top 4 preferred universities - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria Gazette – News from Bulgaria » The business has it's top 4 preferred universities

The business mostly prefers to hire graduates from four Bulgarian universities. These are the results from the research done by the newspaper

While Foreign Authors Boycott Russia, Bulgarian Novelist Says He Wants Russians To Read His Book - Vimarsana News

While Foreign Authors Boycott Russia, Bulgarian Novelist Says He Wants Russians To Read His Book

Bulgaria's most famous writer, Georgi Gospodinov, says his latest work, Time Shelter, takes aim at Russian President Vladimir Putin and his country's invasion of Ukraine. He wants Russians to read it, but some in Bulgaria say he should boycott the country instead.

Source: rferl.org