A Chinese Institute of Building?

By Rod Sweet Rod Sweet 2005-05-04T00:00:00

“I can’t believe there is no A-Level syllabus for Chinese language in the UK,” says Shanghai-based consultant Geoff Mills, after checking on behalf of his teenage daughter who was keen to learn. It’s not choice for choice’s sake that he wanted, either. Economically, he’s pretty sure China will outstrip Britain ...

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