Sunday language circle bridging communication gaps between Japan, China

Photo taken April 8, 2016 in Tokyo, shows Duan Yuezhong, 58, the chief editor of Duan Press Co., a publishing house in Japan that specializes in books on Japan-China relations, explaining how he launched Tokyo's first Chinese-language circle, called Hanyu Jiao, or "Chinese chat session." The Chinese chat session is aimed at helping Japanese study the Chinese language and promoting grassroots communication between the two countries. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Sunday language circle bridging communication gaps between Japan, China

Photo taken April 24, 2016 in Tokyo, shows a group of people gathering at the 435th event of a Chinese-language circle, called Hanyu Jiao, or "Chinese chat session," at a park in Tokyo's bustling Ikebukuro district. Japanese people studying Chinese and Chinese living in Japan can engage in lively conversation at the Sunday event, with topics ranging from China's politics, economy, popular TV series and popular tourism spots to cultural differences between Japan and China. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo