relationships between
New Zealand and China.
relationships between
New Zealand and China.
Kia ora,
Ni Hao 你好!
Explore with us a language increasingly important to New Zealand and a vibrant culture more than 5000 years old. We offer help in introducing Chinese (Mandarin) into schools, Chinese classes for business and the public, workshops, films, expertise and much more.
Established in 2007, the Confucius Institute in Auckland is a world-class institution dedicated to enhancing understanding between China and New Zealand.
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当你面向太阳，阴影终将消散。
Turn your face to the sun and the shadows will fall behind you.
(Te tiro atu tō kanohi ki tairāwhiti ana tērā whiti te rā kite ataata ka hinga ki muri kia koe.)
——Maori Proverb（新西兰毛利谚语）