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I don't understand anything... it's all Greek to me!

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I don't understand anything... it's all Greek to me!

Unlock the secrets of Mandarin as you peel back the layers of its complex yet beautiful script with an expert guide. Perfect for the endlessly curious, this deep dive proves that understanding a new culture starts with the stroke of a brush.

Bibliothèque Jacqueline Dreyfus-Weill (Paris 19th)

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Discover the nuances of Chinese language and culture during the lecture titled Je n'y comprends rien… c'est du chinois ! hosted by professor Chunjuan JIA-SAUVAGE. Join us on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, at the Jacqueline Dreyfus-Weill Library in the 19th arrondissement from 19:00 to 20:45. This event is open to participants aged 14 and over and is specifically adapted to be accessible for blind or visually impaired individuals, as well as those with cognitive disabilities. Admission is free, although registration is recommended to secure your spot for this insightful deep dive into Chinese civilization.

This lecture is presented by Chunjuan JIA-SAUVAGE, professor of Chinese language and civilization.

→ Reservation recommended (online registration from November 3).

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The Jacqueline Dreyfus-Weill Library hosts an engaging lecture on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, focused on the intricacies of the Chinese language and culture. Led by professor Chunjuan JIA-SAUVAGE, the session runs from 19:00 to 20:45. This educational event is tailored for individuals aged 14 and up, offering a professional and accessible environment for all attendees.

Located at 6 rue Fessart, 75019 Paris, the venue is fully equipped to welcome guests with specific accessibility needs, including those who are blind, visually impaired, or living with cognitive disabilities. Attendance is free of charge. Given that the capacity is limited, early planning is encouraged. Please note that online registration for this event begins on November 3; booking your spot in advance is highly recommended to ensure participation.

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