June 12, the second round interview of special volunteers for foreign journalist during the Beijing
  Olympic Games took place in School of International Studies (SIS) of 
  Campus. Ms. Liu Xiaojing, chief of the general manager’s office of Beijing Continental Grand Hotel
  (
  Olympic Games, Mr. Xu Jianxin, director of Political Working Office, and Ms. Yi Lei, director of Training
  Department came from 
  going to choose about 30 out of the 50 candidates, who will be responsible for the language translation
  and supporting volunteer service in Beijing Continental Grand Hotel for the 2008 Olympic Games and
  Special Olympic Games for the Disabled.
The volunteer recruit this time attracted 213 under graduates and graduate students from
  English, French, Germany, Japanese and Russian majors, from which 50 were chosen in the
  second round interview. A total number of 30 students, including 22 English majors, 6 Japanese and
  2 French, would join the Beijing Olympic volunteer team at last. Their working post will be arranged
  in the area of front
  line service, covering office areas, lobbies, custom service centers, dining halls, business centers
  and security inspection places, etc. 
“How should you response when foreign journalists talk about some sensitive topics with you?”
  “Serving as a volunteer is not an easy job, have you been ready for the difficulties you’re supposed
  to confront in Beijing?” Different from the first round, students were required to answer the
  questions in Chinese during the entire process of the interview, in order to examine the attitude
  towards serving others and devotion, reaction, affinity, expression ability and relevant experiences.
  All interviewees were very confident about themselves and sufficiently expressed their wish and
  passion for being an Olympic volunteer, as well as showing impressive demeanors. Interviewers spoke
  highly of the candidates after the interview and they expressed to SIS the idea of increasing the
  candidate number on the basis of current situation, after the agreement of superior officers.
(Translated by WU Yezi)



