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Chinese language contest held in Sofia, Bulgaria

(Xinhua)

10:44, May 18, 2012

A Bulgarian student introduces her paper-cutting creation during the preliminary round of "Chinese Bridge" competition in Sofia, Bulgaria, may 17, 2012. The Bulgarian preliminary round of the fifth "Chinese Bridge", a Chinese language proficiency competition for foreign students, was held in Sofia Thursday. (Xinhua/Chen Hang)


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