Memorial · Beijing

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The Chinese Proficiency Test, known as HSK, is the official standard for assessing non-native speakers' ability in Mandarin Chinese. Developed and overseen by a national committee within China's Ministry of Education, this examination is a key measure of language attainment for those learning the language.

Administered exclusively in mainland China, the HSK serves as the definitive pathway for individuals seeking to have their Mandarin skills formally recognised there. It is important to note that this test is not available in Taiwan, which has its own recognised language proficiency examination, the TOCFL, and vice versa.

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