Julien Bernard having Mandarin Class in Hong Kong

The Real Julien Bernard 👍👍👍

Finance Mandarin is glad to work with the French asset management company. With €1.729 trillion of assets under management (AUM) at the end of 2020, one of the 10 biggest investment managers by AUM in the world.

Vienne Lee & Julien Bernard

Wow, you are tall! After so many months of remote video Chinese lessons, it is a pleasure to meet the real Julien in person.

Julien finally arrived in the Hong Kong office in September, and today greeting his Finance Mandarin teaching team Vienne Lee Finance Mandarin and Debbie Chen Finance Mandarin 北京金融汉语老师 face to face.

Julien has already started his Mandarin journey several months ago, when he was in Milan, Paris, and he continued learning during 3 weeks of quarantine in HK. All successfully online 1-1 Finance Mandarin coaching with our senior coach Debbie and our AI learning platform.

Finance Mandarin Top Trainer Debbie Chen & Julien Bernard

He is already making great improvements in Mandarin - you can talk to him yourself, and encourage him to practice more in Mandarin Chinese. Julien is committed to understanding the China market, and lead his team to capture the Greater China asset management market.

“Thanks for organizing the wonderful learning experience for me. “

Julien told Vienne and Debbie this morning. ❤️

We are happy to have C-level asset giants onboard.

Are you the next one?

CNN Interview with Chinese author, Yu Hua

Vienne Lee was authorized to be the English-Mandarin Simultaneous Interpreter for Yu Hua and Kevin Drew at CNN, 2008. Vienne was excited to share the Chinese culture by redefining the values and meaning of the book.

Finance Mandarin Reading Club Recommendation: TO LIVE, Yu Hua.
An award-winning, internationally acclaimed Chinese bestseller, originally banned in China but recently named one of the last decade's ten most influential books there, To Live tells the epic story of one man's transformation from the spoiled son of a rich landlord to an honorable and kindhearted peasant.

After squandering his family's fortune in gambling dens and brothels, the young, deeply penitent Fugui settles down to do the honest work of a farmer. Forced by the Nationalist Army to leave behind his family, he witnesses the horrors and privations of the Civil War, only to return years later to face a string of hardships brought on by the ravages of the Cultural Revolution. Left with an ox as the companion of his final years, Fugui stands as a model of flinty authenticity, buoyed by his appreciation for life in this narrative of humbling power.

Learn more at: Finance Mandarin