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A Study on the Teaching Mode of Integrating “Telling China’s Stories Well” into College English Courses for Non-English Majors

Lu Chen

Abstract


“Telling China’s stories well” is not only the requirement of China’s foreign publicity work in the new era, but also has inspiration
for the teaching of college English courses for non-English majors. Within the framework of college English courses for non-English majors,
the course models are mainly divided into video watching, listening practice and oral expression. This multimedia based teaching model
provides a platform for college students to tell China’s stories well. This paper interprets the connotation and significance of “telling China’s
stories well”, and also puts forward the construction strategy of integrating “telling China’s stories well” into college English teaching mode.

Keywords


China’s stories; College English; Non-English majors

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/eer.v2i3.4184

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