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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (60084)	2/6/2005 1:05:06 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

>>If you study IT, computer science, and computer programming - can you do it solely with knowledge of Chinese language?<< No, you cannot. And if you read my post, I have said quite a few time that now in China, one cannot even get a bachalor degree, no matter what is the major (including Chinese literature major<g>), without passing National level IV English level (CET4). And if you care, you can see a test in the following site (Chinese site, but the test is English). wmmenglish.com. That said, plenty of Chinese who get a graduate degree from computer science in the US, need a long time to adjust their English computer terminology back to Chinese if they had not taken some Chinese computer classes before they came to the US. >>Do you also have to be very good with an International (or Western) language?<< Read above. And many college graduate in China now can communicate in English by and large in their own field.