Can the foreign language section of chemical engineering be divided into more details?

1. First of all, you are welcome to join Haichuan, which increases the popularity of Haichuan.； 2. Secondly, I hope that the poster can find more foreign language friends to come to Haichuan to increase his popularity. ； 3. Finally, I hope that the poster can participate in the discussion of foreign language posts. As long as there is popularity, nothing is impossible. I have no objection to how you divide it!

Let me answer you first: 1. Popularity is not the main indicator. We mainly focus on solving technical problems. Besides, the Chemical Engineering English Exchange Area is also very popular. 2. I wonder if the poster has taken a closer look at the Foreign language club. There is an "Other foreign language exchange area", but this small language area is not very popular because there are not many people learning small languages. We are also very clear in our division of labor. As for the addition of English introduction mentioned by the poster, we will consider this and do it step by step. Thank you to the host for your participation and support. :handshake

] The original poster didn't look carefully enough. Our minority languages ​​include: German, French, Japanese, Russian, and Korean. In order to better serve our members, our small language moderators are set according to these languages. If you have any questions, you can post a question. The author will take a closer look when he has time, and communicate in time if there are any problems. You are also welcome to visit and support us more! !

This forum is originally a technical forum for discussing chemical engineering issues. If you pay too much attention to the form of language, you may fall into some misunderstandings.

1. Perhaps due to the Chinese New Year, the popularity of various sections of Haichuan is not very high! (The same is true for other domestic websites, this is normal! ! ) 2. I found that there are many sea friends, probably because they are eager to upgrade, reprinting some information or learning in large quantities. * website. If you don't take the time to digest and absorb it, no matter how much information you collect, it will be of little practical significance. 3. In addition, everyone should not always complain about low popularity. Everything should start from me, actively participate in exchanges and discussions, and thoroughly resolve every help/discussion post. ； or initiate some studies * Discussion post, advancing learning * The discussion goes deeper. 4. The host is welcome to introduce more friends to Haichuan. The prosperity of the forum requires everyone's joint efforts, rather than waiting for others to create conditions. :handshake :handshake :handshake

As for the original poster’s suggestions, I think: First: The foreign language section is not just for gaining popularity. If so, holding more activities and giving out more points can relatively increase the popularity. second: The Chemical Engineering English Zone is more focused on professionalism and technology. If you find that your question or what you need to find is not in the Chemical Engineering English Zone, you can come to the General English Zone, where there are all kinds of things. third: What you call the language group is actually set up to meet this point. For other minor languages, we have special communication areas for other foreign languages ​​(German, French, Russian, Japanese). fourth: Any thing that is divided too finely has its disadvantages. Sometimes bigger is better! Here, thank you for your participation and suggestions. I hope to participate in our Haichuan Foreign language club more!

I don’t think the more detailed the sections, the better. We also need to consider the issue of popularity!