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Cross-cultural Communication and English Teaching in the Background of Chinese-foreign Joint Higher Education Program

Wang Wen-fei

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Based on the theoretical background and the current situation,this thesie analyzes the cross-cultural communicative skills of students in School of International Education in Henan University,and explores how to enhance their skills in English teaching to ensure their smooth communication with foreigners.

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Based on the theoretical background and the current situation,this thesie analyzes the cross-cultural communicative skills of students in School of International Education in Henan University,and explores how to enhance their skills in English teaching to ensure their smooth communication with foreigners.

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Based on the theoretical background and the current situation,this thesie analyzes the cross-cultural communicative skills of students in School of International Education in Henan University,and explores how to enhance their skills in English teaching to ensure their smooth communication with foreigners.

Key concepts: Cross-cultural communication, Intercultural communication, Pedagogy, Joint (building), Mathematics education, Sociology, China, Psychology

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