On the Applicability of Film and Television Works in the Practice of Information-based Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language at Intermediate and Advanced Levels Taking “ A Little Reunion “ as an Example
Abstract
With the advancement of information technology, the teaching forms and methods of teaching Chinese as a foreign language should also keep pace with the times, using the existing English classroom teaching film-assisted methods as a reference, which can also be used in foreign Chinese classrooms to help learners understand and practice Chinese, as a means of information education. Film and television works based on the theoretical basis of teaching Chinese as a foreign language, according to the selection principle of film and television works, this paper takes the film “A Little Reunion†as an example, designs a teaching plan, and analyzes its advantages and limitations, which aims to provide better teaching ideas for teaching Chinese as a foreign language to achieve information education.References
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