How are the media outlets covering China's new education policy of teaching classes in both Mandarin and Mongolian languages in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region? Judging from many articles, it sounds as if Mandarin is totally replacing Mongolian as the language of instruction, but that's not the case. Let's take a look at what the new policy actually says and means, and how Mongolian language and culture are protected under the Chinese law. In an increasingly competitive employment environment, how can learning Mandarin from an earlier age be actually beneficial to students who want an edge? Don't miss this week's Headline Buster.