The main study of Russian language is the study of the basic theories and knowledge of Russian language, grammar, spoken language, culture and history of Russia and other Russian-speaking countries, and the skills training of Russian listening, speaking, reading, writing, translation, etc., as well as translation, teaching and research of Russian. Russian is the fourth most spoken language in the world by native speakers and second language speakers, and is commonly found in countries and regions such as Russia, Ukraine and other member states of the former Soviet Union, where the number 13 is very taboo among Russians.
More than 300 years ago, during the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty, there was a special Russian language education institution, and the first Russian language college was established during the ** period. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Russian language education was the first spring in China, and almost all people learned Russian. After the deterioration of Sino-Soviet relations, China's Russian language education entered a harsh winter, and after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Russia, Sino-Russian exchanges became more and more frequent, and finally formed the current upsurge of learning Russian, the second spring of Russian language education.
At present, there are more than 100 colleges and universities in China that offer Russian language majors, including Heilongjiang University, Beijing University of Foreign Chinese, Shanghai Foreign Chinese University, Peking University, Xi'an University of Foreign Chinese, Chinese University, Capital Normal University, Beijing Normal University, Sichuan University of Foreign Chinese and Dalian University of Foreign Chinese. Although Heilongjiang University is not well-known, it is overwhelming and dominant, for many reasons, the so-called time, place, people and it all occupy it. The following rankings are inconsistencies and are for reference only.
The most authoritative institutions in Russia for the promotion of teaching Russian as a foreign language include the Pushkin Institute of Languages, the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow State University, St. Petersburg State University (Putin's alma mater), etc. Nowadays, there are more and more exchanges between Chinese and Russian universities, and both China and Russia also have a part of the funds to support the exchange of international students.
For Russian majors in China, students need to pass the professional Russian language test level 4 in the second semester of their sophomore year, and they need to pass the professional Russian language test level 8 in the second semester of their senior year. The degree certificate is a Bachelor of Arts degree. When it comes to learning Russian, language learning is actually the same, partly by talent, but more importantly by hard work. Russian is not easy to learn, in fact, if you can't remember other languages, it's as simple as that. It's not easy to learn, but it's not difficult to learn English as long as you have the energy to learn English well. If you remember it, you can't, if you can't, it's as simple as that.
How can I learn Russian better?
1.Utilize modern technology to aid learning.
Modern technology provides a wealth of resources for learning the Russian language, such as dictionaries, speech recognition software, and courses. Learners can utilize these tools to expand their vocabulary, correct pronunciation, and improve their grammar comprehension.
2.Participate in language exchange activities.
Participating in language exchange activities is an effective way to improve practical skills. By joining a Russian language learning community and participating in online and offline exchanges, learners can practice their listening and speaking skills and gain real-life experience from communicating with native speakers.
3.Focus on understanding the cultural context.
Understanding the cultural background of Russian-speaking countries is essential to improve language comprehension. Learners can gain an in-depth understanding of the cultural practices and social dynamics of Russian-speaking countries by reading literature, films, and following the news.
4.Create an immersive learning environment.
Immersion provides opportunities to practice the language in a real-world context. By studying abroad, participating in a language exchange program or living with a native speaker, learners can better adapt to the daily expression habits of the Russian language and improve their overall language skills.
But in all fairness, it's not easy to learn a language well, because there are so many kinds of language phenomena and so many words that you can learn endlessly. If you want to learn a foreign language at the mother tongue level, then you should spend at least 10 years in a country where the language is spoken. If you want to be a good translator, then you need at least a solid language foundation and a lot of work experience; If you just want to use it for general work, congratulations, a bachelor's degree is enough.
Let's talk about employment. Learning a language is meant to deal with people, so Russian graduates work in a variety of positions where they work with Russians.
Economy and trade: All kinds of large and small state-owned enterprises and private enterprises, mainly concentrated in Northeast China, Xinjiang, southeast coast and domestic first- and second-tier cities.
Organs: Positions in ** units at all levels that need foreign exchanges, and civil servant treatment.
Education: Universities, colleges, language schools, language training institutions.
Entrepreneurship: Engaged in China and Russia**, the industry is not limited.
Translation: Rare, high-income people.
Non-professional employment: each according to his ability, each with his own talents.
If you want to go on to higher education, you can study at home or abroad, not only in Russia, but also in Europe and the United States.
Minor language majors generally belong to the "wall grass" major, and they must follow the strong wind of the international and domestic situation everywhere, so they need to be cautious when entering the industry. As a liberal arts major, Russian language has a relatively narrow employment area due to its strong specialization, but the employment situation is still better than that of general liberal arts majors. The advantage is more pronounced for males, and the rate of non-professional employment is very low. All over the world Russian family, welcome everyone to the road of no return to learning Russian!