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The Necessity of Establishing Chinese Culture as a Compulsory Course

DU Yi-xiang

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The teaching of to English majors is often neglected by both teachers and students,which has caused a series of negative consequences.This paper concludes that in order to develop our national culture,cultivate inter-disciplinary talents and optimize curricular system,it is vital to offer Chinese culture as a compulsory course for English majors.

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The teaching of to English majors is often neglected by both teachers and students,which has caused a series of negative consequences.This paper concludes that in order to develop our national culture,cultivate inter-disciplinary talents and optimize curricular system,it is vital to offer Chinese culture as a compulsory course for English majors.

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The teaching of to English majors is often neglected by both teachers and students,which has caused a series of negative consequences.This paper concludes that in order to develop our national culture,cultivate inter-disciplinary talents and optimize curricular system,it is vital to offer Chinese culture as a compulsory course for English majors.

Key concepts: Course (navigation), Compulsory education, Discipline, Order (exchange), Mathematics education, Chinese culture, Sociology, Pedagogy

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