China English in Cross-cultural Communication
Xiqun Zhang, Youbin Zhao
Abstract
Xiqun Zhang, Youbin Zhao
Abstract
Due to different linguistic, literary conventions, cultural backgrounds and social environments, the nativization of English in China has evolved into a special variety— China English, which takes the Standard English as the core and the Chinese cultural elements as the content. It can spread the Chinese culture, and at the same time, it can enrich the contents of English language. China English has experienced three stages in its development: Pidgin English, Chinglish, China English. China English, as a product of cross-cultural communication, has a great influence on cross-cultural communication.
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Due to different linguistic, literary conventions, cultural backgrounds and social environments, the nativization of English in China has evolved into a special variety— China English, which takes the Standard English as the core and the Chinese cultural elements as the content. It can spread the Chinese culture, and at the same time, it can enrich the contents of English language. China English has experienced three stages in its development: Pidgin English, Chinglish, China English. China English, as a product of cross-cultural communication, has a great influence on cross-cultural communication.
Key concepts: China, Cross-cultural communication, Geography, Linguistics, History, Sociology, Communication, Archaeology