随着中国经济不断发展,涉外经济与贸易更加活跃,外语人才的需求量也越来越大。仅仅掌握英语这门“世界语言”已经远远不能满足社会需求,社会更多的是需要“双语”或“多语”人才。因此大部份高职院校都开设了多语种课程,例如日语、韩语、法语、西班牙语、德语等。而在众多的小语种中,日语凭借着日本与中国一衣带水的领国地理优势,与中国历史悠久的文化交流及频繁的贸易往来,成为了除了英语外,最普遍的语种之一。 With the continuous development of China’s economy and the more vigorous foreign-related economy and trade, the demand for foreign language talents is also growing. Just mastering this “world language” in English is far from satisfying the needs of society. More people in our society need “bilingual” or “multilingual” talents. Therefore, most of the higher vocational colleges have opened multilingual courses such as Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish and German. In many small languages, Japanese has become one of the most common languages ​​except English, with its geographical advantage of being a Chinese leader in Japan and China. It has a long history of cultural exchanges and frequent trade with China.