The Practical Significance of Youth Volunteers in Colleges and Universities to Promote Mandarin to Empower Rural Construction

Authors

  • Dan He Xinjiang Normal University, Urumqi, China

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6918/

Keywords:

College youth volunteers; promote Mandarin; rural construction; language governance.

Abstract

Language and writing is the support of the country's comprehensive strength. Under the background of the comprehensive promotion of the rural revitalisation strategy, the promotion of Mandarin is not only the basic project to improve rural human capital, but also the main grasp to promote the flow of urban and rural factors and stimulate the endogenic power of rural areas. As the main force of knowledge dissemination and social services, the participation of youth volunteers in colleges and universities has injected fresh blood and innovative vitality into rural construction. Starting from the coupling relationship, this article systematically explains the multi-dimensional value of youth popularisation in making up for the shortcomings of education, breaking down industrial barriers, and unblocking grass-roots governance. On this basis, it puts forward feasible paths such as differentiated popularisation content design, construction of school-local linkage mechanism, volunteer capacity training strengthening and multi-dimensional empowerment practice, so as to promote the new era Provide theoretical reference and practical guidelines for rural revitalisation.

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2026-09-11

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He, D. (2026). The Practical Significance of Youth Volunteers in Colleges and Universities to Promote Mandarin to Empower Rural Construction. International Journal of Social Science and Education Research, 9(9), 80-86. https://doi.org/10.6918/