中国数学教授唐家丰近日提出取消英语在小学、中学和大学中的核心科目地位的建议，在社会上引起广泛争议1。这一提议触及中国教育体系中的基本制度——英语作为小学三年级起的必修课程，在高考中与语文、数学并列，满分均为150分1。
支持者认为，随着人工智能翻译技术的进步，几秒钟内即可完成翻译工作，英语不必占用如此多的教学资源1。反对方则强调英语技能对全球竞争力和教育公平的重要意义1。一些地方已开始调整英语在考试中的权重，广东建议将高考英语分数由150分调整为120分1。
为适应就业市场变化，中国高等教育机构正在改革外语教育模式1。北京外国语大学推出了"外语加专业"的新课程模式1，反映出高等教育在面对英语地位之辩时采取的积极应对措施。
Mathematics professor Tang Jiafeng has proposed stripping English of its status as a core subject in primary schools, secondary schools, and universities across China, igniting widespread public discussion.1 English is currently a mandatory course beginning in third grade, and the college entrance examination, or gaokao, assigns it equal weight to Chinese and mathematics with a perfect score of 150 points.1
Supporters of the proposal argue that artificial intelligence can now perform translation within seconds, making extensive English instruction redundant and a drain on educational resources.1 One Beijing user commented: "Why should we study English when artificial intelligence can translate everything in a few seconds?"1 Meanwhile, Guangdong has suggested reducing the gaokao English score from 150 to 120 points.1 Critics of the proposal, however, emphasize that foreign language skills remain essential for global competitiveness and educational equity in an increasingly interconnected world.1 Hu Xijin, a prominent commentator, has stressed the importance of foreign language proficiency for global citizens.1
In response to evolving employment market demands, Chinese higher education institutions are adapting their foreign language education models.1 Beijing Foreign Studies University, for instance, has introduced a new curriculum model combining "foreign language plus professional specialization."1
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