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A Humanity Spirit Focused Teaching Mode for College Chinese

Fan Jian-hua

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College Chinese has a heavy responsibility for improving students' cultural character and training their humanity. There is considerable disagreement as to how to achieve this target. So the author of the paper tried using a more humanity orientated teaching model, with the hope to arouse students' interest and help spread humanistic spirit.

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College Chinese has a heavy responsibility for improving students' cultural character and training their humanity. There is considerable disagreement as to how to achieve this target. So the author of the paper tried using a more humanity orientated teaching model, with the hope to arouse students' interest and help spread humanistic spirit.

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College Chinese has a heavy responsibility for improving students' cultural character and training their humanity. There is considerable disagreement as to how to achieve this target. So the author of the paper tried using a more humanity orientated teaching model, with the hope to arouse students' interest and help spread humanistic spirit.

Key concepts: Humanity, Humanism, Character (mathematics), Mode (computer interface), Sociology, Engineering ethics, Psychology, Environmental ethics

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