In the "CCTV Family Humor Competition" broadcast last Friday, a young Chinese-English contestant performed a Chinese poem recitation with a pure Dalian accent, which set off a small climax. The three guests and the audience all thought She was just showing off Chinese in a humoro

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In the "CCTV Family Humor Competition" broadcast last Friday, a young Chinese-English contestant performed a Chinese poem recitation with a pure Dalian accent, which set off a small climax. The three guests and the audience were all excited. They thought she was just showing off Chinese in a humorous way, but after the performance, everyone was shocked by her unchanged "oyster-flavored" accent.

Chinese-English mixed-race "doll" spoiled Dalian dialect

In this issue of "CCTV Family Humor Contest", a Chinese-English mixed-race little girl named Ashley attracted the attention of the audience. She is still in elementary school. She has become the focus of everyone's attention due to her unique appearance and personality. This time she participated in the show and earned high popularity in the most unique way. Ashley was wearing the blue dress from the fairy tale "Cinderella", and with her outstandingly handsome Chinese-English mixed-race appearance, the whole scene looked like a spinning doll. As soon as she appeared on the stage, she conquered the audience with her beautiful live effects. But when she opened her mouth to perform a poem recitation in the pure "Oyster Taste" Dalian dialect, she really shocked everyone. Zhu Dan took the lead and covered his mouth in surprise. After the poem was recited, Ashley and her grandparents used pure Dalian dialect in the following performances. At first, everyone thought that the Dalian dialect was just part of the performance, but at the end of the performance, when the contestants interacted with the guests, Ashley also spoke with an authentic Northeastern Dalian accent, which surprised the audience.

"Doll" failed in English and the anxious British dad

In a program she performed with her grandma and grandpa, there was a section where the old man scolded her for how many marks she had scored in school. She said embarrassedly: She failed in English... but she can perform well outside of acting. , Ashley still confessed to the audience that this was the truth. Her worst subject in school was English. Although this dumbfounding joke caused laughter in the audience, it was indeed the biggest headache for her family. According to Ashley, when she communicated with her British father on weekdays, she had to rely on her mother to translate. When her father was anxious to scold her in English, she naughtily whispered to her grandmother in Northeastern dialect: "Listen, my dad is there. What are you talking about?" Ashley said frankly: She was born and raised in China and considers herself a Chinese. This is what she is most proud of. Although

is a relatively funny family story, it also resonated with most viewers. For most Chinese families, it is a common headache for parents that their children cannot learn English well. But what is unexpected is that a Chinese-English mixed-race "doll" also has this problem, and he also speaks an authentic Dalian dialect from Northeast China. The words make people dumbfounded. But having said that, some viewers expressed emotion after watching this program. They should really consider the education of their children from both the family and school perspectives. After all, their father is British, not to mention that they must take care of their children on weekdays. English is regarded as a universal language. At least in school subjects, it is not difficult to learn English well.

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