Introducing China in English (Part 2)

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  • 5 Sequences
  • Introductive Level
  • Starts on February 23, 2020
  • Ends on April 12, 2020

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Syllabus

  • Week 1: Unit 1 Traditional Chinese Wedding
  • Week 2: Unit 2 Chinese Cheongsam
  • Week 3: Unit 3 Chinese Paper Cutting
  • Week 4: Unit 4 Layout and Hierarchy of Traditional Chinese Architecture
  • Week 5: Unit 5 Cultural Connotations of Traditional Chinese Architecture

Prerequisite

This course is open to all with no prerequisites. It is not necessary to learn the other two parts or one of them before learning this part.

Instructors

LU Xiaoli
LU Xiaoli is an Associate Professor of the school of Foreign Languages, Hubei University. She received her M. A. from Hubei University in 2004. She has been teaching for 14 years. Her devotion to teaching makes her a popular teacher among students. She had been to the UK as an academic visitor for 1 year. She actively participated in activities organized by the Confucius Institute and introduced Chinese culture to the local people in the year when she was in the UK. She is particularly interested in the culture of Chinese food and traditional wedding custom. Together with her team, she has been undertaking a research project about Chinese Culture with 2 articles on the teaching of Chinese culture published. She teaches Unit 1 about traditional Chinese wedding.

WANG Ting
WANG Ting, Lecturer of the school of Foreign Languages, Hubei University. She is currently the Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute at S?o Paulo State University in Brazil. She received her B.A. in English Education in 2003 and M.A. in British and American Literature in 2006, both from Hubei University. She has given various courses including College English, English Writing, English Listening, Introducing China in English, etc. since 2003. She taught Chinese Language and Culture, for two years, at the Confucius Institute at the University of Memphis in USA in 2011 and 2012. Ting WANG is the second translator of “The Man Booker Prize” winning books Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies. She has also published the textbook New Art English 1. She is responsible for Unit 7 about Chinese Cheongsam and Unit 8 about paper cutting. , Lecturer of the school of Foreign Languages, Hubei University. She is currently the Chinese Director of the Confucius Institute at S?o Paulo State University in Brazil. She received her B.A. in English Education in 2003 and M.A. in British and American Literature in 2006, both from Hubei University. She has given various courses including College English, English Writing, English Listening, Introducing China in English, etc. since 2003. She taught Chinese Language and Culture, for two years, at the Confucius Institute at the University of Memphis in USA in 2011 and 2012. Ting WANG is the second translator of “The Man Booker Prize” winning books Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies. She has also published the textbook New Art English 1. She is responsible for Unit 2 about Chinese Cheongsam and Unit 3 about paper cutting.

WU Hong
WU Hong, Associate Professor of School of Foreign Languages, Hubei University.She received her B.A. from Hubei Univerisity in 1989 and M.A. in Linguistics for English Language Teaching from Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages of Lancaster University, UK, in 2000. She is currently teaching College English, Introducing China in English, and Academic English. Her research interest is intercultural communication. She has been well travelled around Europe and Asia, which contributed a lot to her intercultural dimensions of her courses. 2011 saw her conduct a project entitled “The Integration of Chinese Culture into College English Coursebooks”. 2013 saw her coteach the course Introducing China in English with her colleagues. Based on the course and the project the teaching group initiated a MOOC programme in 2015. She is responsible for Unit 4 and Unit 5 about Chinese architecture.

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