Ainur Abidenkyzy, associate professor of the Department of Chinese Philology, in honor of the Independence Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan, was awarded the «Kurmet» Order
By a decree of President K. Tokayev on December 12, 2019, a famous scientist, teacher, translator, philologist, doctor of philosophical sciences (PhD), philological faculty of Eurasian National University named after L.N. Gumilyova Ainur Abidenkyzy was awarded a solemn award of the order "Kurmet".
Scientific, social and educational activities of Ainur Abidenkyzy, associate professor of the Department of Chinese Philology of the Eurasian National University named after L.N. Gumilyova began in the 80s, a well-known teacher, translator, philologist, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), helps to develop Chinese studies, cultural science and the training of sinologists .. She made a great contribution to the development of domestic Chinese science, especially after returning to her historical homeland , - to make a worthy contribution to science in the field of Chinese studies, to the study of Chinese-Kazakh relations and the writing of books and study guides in the Chinese language and literature.
Ainur Abidenkyzy was born on June 15, 1967 in an intelligent family in the village of Kulja, Xinjiang Province, China. In 1984, she entered the Faculty of Chinese Philology of the Ili Pedagogical Institute (now Ilya Pedagogical University) in Gulja. Freely translates, studying in the second year. Even when she was a student, she already translated the works of many Chinese and foreign poets and writers, presented her periodicals to Kazakh readers.
In 1989, A. Abidenkyzy was admitted to the Xinjiang Military Pedagogical Institute in Urumqi. Since 1993 he has been giving lectures at the philological faculty of the same university in Chinese language and literature. For her responsibility, activity and creative achievements, she repeatedly receives letters of thanks from the provincial government and the Regional Education Committee.
Having received an invitation to teach at the Kazakh National University. Al-Farabi in 1993, A. Abidenkyzy moves to Kazakhstan and begins to teach at the Department of Sinology of the Faculty of Oriental Studies. In the fall of 1998, she was invited to the faculty of foreign languages of the Kazakh Economic University. T.Ryskulova, where she taught Chinese language and literature until 2002, at the faculty of foreign languages of the university.
In 2003, she and her family were invited to the Eurasian National University. L.N. Gumilyova as a teacher. From 2010 to 2011, she taught at the Department of Oriental Studies at the same university. In 2011, in connection with the opening of the department of Chinese philology at the philological faculty of this university, she was transferred to the same department as an assistant professor.
Until now, she works at the department as an assistant professor and is engaged in the training of specialists in the Chinese language. Her students always return to the traditional annual national and international competitions.
During these years, A. Abidenkyzy entered the magistracy and doctoral studies at the International Institute for Cultural Relations of Xinjiang University in Urumqi, China, and graduated with honors. It was especially noted that her master's work “Ethnic-language features of verbal-linguistic expressions in Kazakh and Chinese” (defended in Chinese) was awarded as the best work to defend her dissertation in the same year in 2018, “Ethnocultural nature of forbidden words in Kazakh and Chinese languages ”. (defended in Chinese) was also awarded as the best doctoral dissertation of China, this work was noted by the Ministry of Science and Technology of China.
In the Soviet period, Chinese studies in Kazakhstan were not so encouraging. Returning to her homeland after gaining independence, Ainur Abidenkyzy focused on teaching the Chinese language, but was not limited only to this, and also was engaged in scientific research, textbooks and teaching aids. Taking into account that Chinese is one of the most difficult languages in the world, the complexity of training young specialists in this language is obvious. Hundreds of students who were brought up by A. Abidenkyzy in this field, today successfully work in Kazakh-Chinese companies in many areas of our Republic. One of them was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the People’s Republic of China as the First Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan; one of the first students of Abidenkyzy was Mr. Nuryshev. There are many such examples.
In 2000, she published a textbook entitled “Introduction to Chinese Philology” (D. Massimkhanuly), a textbook “Fundamentals of Chinese Linguistics”, in 2004 “Chinese Grammar in Reading” in 2012, English and Russian in 2019. Kazakh language for foreigners (satellite G. Alimbek) for the Chinese.
