Cultivation of Cross-cultural Awareness in Japanese Teaching in Higher Vocational Colleges
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https://doi.org/10.47852/bonviewCETR2022030104Keywords:
Japanese teaching, Cross-cultural awareness, Sino-Japanese cultureAbstract
There are many cultural similarities between China and Japan, but there are also many differences. In the process of Japanese teaching in contemporary higher vocational colleges, whether teachers can cultivate students' cross-cultural awareness in Japanese teaching and enable students to learn Japanese from the perspective of cultural differences and cross-cultural communication is of great help to cultivate students' cross-cultural awareness and improve their Japanese learning ability. This paper will summarize and explore the cultivation of cross-cultural awareness in Japanese teaching in higher vocational colleges.
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