Ever more Mexican children learning chinese as the third language, after most Mexicans' mother tongue Spanish and English, pushed by parents who believe it will be the language of the future.

Some senior Mexicans often say something "esta en Chino" (is in Chinese), meaning that it is hard to understand. But things are different nowadays -- more and more Mexicans children learning chinese, even write the "mysterious oriental language."

Abel Martinez, an eight-year-old boy, studies at Huaxia Chinese Culture Institute (ICCH), saying that he began to learn mandarin for children atage four and that he liked Chinese martial arts. During a recent interview with Xinhua, Abel wrote many Chinese words with good handwriting. His sister, Samantha Martinez, a girl with beautiful eyes, also studies mandarin for children with her brother. Supported by native Chinese teachers, many Mexican children cannot only learn mandarin for children and calligraphy, but also China's history and customs in an enjoyable way. children learning chinese also take part in competitions and festivals associated with Chinese traditional culture.

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