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With China’s increasing international influence, more and more foreigners are showing a keen interest in Chinese culture and wish to understand it in depth. Ethnic culture is a treasure of Chinese civilization and an important means for international students to gain a deeper understanding of China. Integrating ethnic culture into Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language (TCFL) not only allows international students to experience the richness of Chinese culture while learning the language but also deepens their understanding of it. By incorporating Huayao Dai culture into TCFL, on the one hand, it helps international students gain a profound understanding of the rich connotations behind Huayao Dai culture, thereby broadening their perception of Chinese culture; on the other hand, it also promotes the international dissemination of Yunnan's Huayao Dai culture. This cultural inheritance and promotion can attract more foreign tourists to personally experience this unique culture, thereby enhancing international cultural exchange. This paper is divided into five parts: The introduction explains the research background, significance, purpose, and a review of domestic and international research. Chapter 1 conducts a preliminary analysis of the feasibility of teaching Huayao Dai culture. It combines an overview of Huayao Dai culture, summarizing its main aspects such as clothing, cuisine, architecture, religion, marriage and funeral customs, song and dance, and festivals, and explains the significance and value of integrating Huayao Dai culture into TCFL, laying a foundation for related teaching design. Chapter 2 uses a questionnaire to survey 100 Thai students majoring in Chinese, analyzing their understanding of Huayao Dai culture, sources of information, and areas of interest. Chapter 3 selects two cases—Huayao Dai cuisine and clothing culture—based on the survey results for related teaching design and implements cross-cultural sharing in the classroom. Chapter 4 analyzes the teaching practice, evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the case design, and offers feasible suggestions from the perspectives of teachers, teaching materials, and schools based on the identified issues. The conclusion summarizes the entire paper, analyzing unresolved issues and existing shortcomings in the research. The paper conducts a relevant analysis of the role of Huayao Dai culture in advanced cultural teaching through the implementation of cultural teaching using two cases—Huayao Dai cuisine and clothing culture—and strives to achieve cross-cultural sharing in cultural teaching. |
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