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Exploration of the Strategies for Cultivating English Major Students’ Chinese Cultural Consciousness in English Teaching

Lirong Lyu

Abstract


College English, as a professional course, has its own teaching mission. For a long time, influenced by economic
globalization, English, as a communicative language, has been playing an immeasurable role. As a base of talent training,
universities have always played an important role in the national education cause. However, for English major students, they
have been excessive pursuit of English culture, but have ignored our Chinese culture. As the most important form of ideological
expression of our past ancestors, Chinese culture is the spirit and soul of our nation, and a banner leading us forward. This paper
explores the strategies of cultivating English students’ cultural consciousness of English major in English teaching, and strives to
find the existing problems in teaching through analyzing the current situation, and then puts forward solution strategies, so that
English major students can have Chinese cultural consciousness and become the disseminator of Chinese culture.

Keywords


English teaching; English major students; Chinese cultural consciousness; Strategies

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v6i16.5286

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