中国英语热
关于外来文化对当代大学生影响
关于外来文化对当代大学生的影响（华农在校生）的调查报告课程名称：毛泽东思想和中国特色社会主义理论体系概论调研报告题目关于外来文化对当代大学生影响（华农在校生）调研报告负责人：食安1303赵雅男所在院系：食品科学与技术学院指导老师：刘双日期： 2014.11.24-2014.11.26一、调查背景在世界多极化，经济全球化和我国实行社会主义市场经济的背景下，面对各种文化互相交织，相互激荡的局面，以仁爱，孝悌，忠信，和平，谦恭，中庸，团聚，勤俭，自强等为美德的延续了华夏民族几千年的儒家传统文化，以及祖祖辈辈沉淀下来的文化素质饱受外来文化的冲击和影响，而作为祖国未来中流砥柱的当代大学生，也就是作为当代大学生的我们又如何看待外来文化对我们自己日常生活以及思想价值的影响，以及外来文化对中华传统文化的影响与冲击，这些都是值得考虑的重要问题，关系到当代大学生的发展以及中国未来的发展，也可以促使我们端正对外来文化的态度，积极保护中国文化，促进文化交流。
二、调查关键词外来文化，中华文化，当代大学生，态度二、调查地点华中农业大学三、调查对象在校大学生四、调查目的通过“作为当代大学生的我们又如何看待外来文化对我们自己日常生活以及思想价值的影响”，“以及外来文化对中华传统文化的影响与冲击”这些问题的调查，从调查结果初步统计并了解外来文化对当代大学生的影响，从而促进当代大学生端正对外来文化的态度，积极保护中国文化，采取一个积极有效的态度对待中华文化与外来文化。
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冷静看待“英语热”
冷静看待“英语热”【摘要】世界语界专家在演讲中指出，随着改革开放的深入发展，社会经济文化水平的不断提高，外语学习已为越来越多的国民所重视，形成了长久以来的“英语热”。
而现在“英语热”在中国变得更为火热，甚至掀起了全面学英语的浪潮。
在此，我们不得不重新审视，一方面作为交际工具的英语值得我们学习和利用，另一方面也要控制好学习英语的度，避免单一依赖英语引起的文化信息失衡。
【关键词】“英语热”；汉语流失；中国文化；文化失衡一、分析“英语热”的原因引起英语热的原因则是多方面的。
任何事物的发展变化都是有内因和外因共同作用所引起的，内因是引起事物发展的根本原因，而外因对事物的发展起到促进或者抑制的作用，“英语热”在我国的出现和兴起也是如此。
（一）对我国“英语热”内因的分析1、国家政策的驱动《教育部关于积极推进小学开设英语课程的指导意见》（2001年1月18日）中提出：“教育部决定，把小学开设英语课程作为21世纪初基础教育课程改革的重要内容”。
而后来，在《国务院关于基础教育改革与发展的决定》（2001年5月29日）中规定：“从小学起逐步按地区统一开设外语课”。
十年过去了，这些国家政策已在全国各地开展得如火如荼。
小学从三年级开始学习英语，甚至一些有条件的人从幼儿园就开始报各个英语辅导班，初中和高中，英语所占比例一直都很大，而大学，英语四、六级的考试，也异常火爆，甚至学位证与英语也直接挂钩。
2、社会环境的影响现在社会竞争越来越激烈，为了寻找一份好工作，必须学习英语，英语已经成为了评价一个职工优劣的重要条件。
而人们为了找到一份满意的工作，摆脱买房难，结婚难，再到找工作难的问题，都在竭力的学习英语，来适应整个社会的要求。
3、中国人民的从众心理鲁迅说过，中国人民爱从众，见不得别人比自己好，这是中国的国民软弱性。
一个人开始在掌握英语这门语言上得到了好处，数千个中国人便会蜂拥而上，随波逐流，何况还在国家的大力支持下呢，使得这股“英语风”迅速席卷了全国，甚至到了边远的小乡区。
TED TALK 中国英语学习热 中英文对照
上传者: 山东省汶上县南站镇第一中学姬伟Email: jiwei6048@Let’s talk about manias. Let’s start with Beatle mania: hysterical teenagers, crying, screaming, pandemonium. Sports mania: deafening crowds, all for one idea—get the ball in the net. Okay, religious mania: there’s rapture, there’s weeping, there’s visions. Manias can be good. Manias can be alarming. Or Manias can be deadly.The word has a new mania. A mania for learning English. Listen as Chinese students practice their English by screaming it. T: I will change my life ！S：I will change my life. T: I don’t want to let my parents down. S: I don’t want to let my parents down. T:I don’t ever want to let my country down. S: I don’t ever want to let my country down. T: Most importantly, S: Most importantly, T: I don’t want to let myself down. S: I don’t want to let myself down.How many people are trying to learn English worldwide? Two billion of them. S: A t-shirt, a dress…In Latin America, in India, in Southeast Asia, and most of all in China.If you are a Chinese student, you start learning English in the third grade, by law. That’s why this year China will become the word’s largest English speaking country. Why English? In a single word: Opportunity. Opportunity for a better life, a job,to be able to pay for school, or put better food on the table. Imagine a student taking a giant test for three full days. Her score on this one test literally determines her future. She studies 12 hours a day for three years to prepare, 25 percent of her grade is based on English. It’s called the Gaokao, and 80 million high school Chinese students have already taken this grueling test.The intensity to learn English is almost unimaginable, unless you witness it. T: Perfect! S: Perfect! T: Perfect! S: Perfect! T: I want to speak perfect English. S: I want to speak perfect English. T: I want to speak…S: I want to speak…T: Perfect English. S: Perfect English. T: I want to change my life! S: I want to change my life!So is English mania good or bad？Is English a tsunami, washing away other languages? Not likely. English is the word’s second language. Your native language is your life. But with English you can become part of a wider conversation：a global conversation about global problems, like climate change or poverty, or hunger or disease. The word has other universal languages. Mathematics is the language of science. Music is the language of emotions.And now English is becoming the language of problem—solving. Not because America is pushing it, but because the world is pulling it. So，English mania is a turning point, like the harnessing of electricity in our cities or the fall of the Berlin Wall.English represents hope for a better future, a future where the world has a common language to solve its common problem. Thank you very much!翻译者: 山东省汶上县南站镇第一中学姬伟（山东大学英语语言文学硕士）Email: jiwei6048@让我们谈论一下狂热现象。
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我对中国英语热的看法英语作文
中国英语热：现象、影响与我的见解In recent years, the phenomenon of English fever in China has been on the rise, with an increasing number of people, especially the younger generation, showing a keen interest in learning English. This trend is not only reflected in the high demand for English education but also in the widespread use of English in various aspects ofdaily life. In this article, I will explore the reasons behind this English fever, its impact on Chinese society, and my personal views on this trend.**一、中国英语热的原因**The reasons for the rise of English fever in China are diverse and complex. Firstly, English has become an essential tool for international communication and cooperation. With China's increasing integration into the global economy, the ability to communicate effectively in English has become a prerequisite for success in many industries, including business, technology, and entertainment.Secondly, the education system in China places a strong emphasis on English learning. English is a compulsory subject in primary and secondary schools, and students are required to pass English exams to gain access to higher education institutions. This focus on English education has created a culture of English learning from a young age, fostering a strong foundation for future proficiency.Lastly, the influence of Western culture and media has also contributed to the popularity of English in China. Movies, music, and other forms of entertainment from the West are widely popular among young people, and many of them are eager to learn English to better understand and appreciate this culture.**二、中国英语热的影响**The rise of English fever in China has had bothpositive and negative impacts on society. On the positive side, the widespread use of English has facilitated international communication and cooperation, boosting China's economic growth and cultural exchange with the rest of the world. Additionally, the improved Englishproficiency of the Chinese workforce has made them more competitive in the global job market.However, there are also some negative impacts of English fever. Firstly, the overemphasis on English learning can sometimes lead to neglect of other subjects and cultures, potentially stunting students' overall intellectual development. Secondly, the pressure to achieve high scores in English exams can cause significant stress and anxiety for students, affecting their mental health and well-being.**三、我的见解**In my opinion, while English is an important tool for international communication and cooperation, it should not be the sole focus of education. It is crucial to maintain a balanced approach that promotes the development ofstudents' skills and knowledge in a variety of subjects, including their mother tongue and local culture.Furthermore, we should also recognize that English proficiency is not the sole determinant of success in life. Other factors such as creativity, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills are equally important. Therefore, weshould aim to cultivate a diverse and well-roundedworkforce that is equipped with a range of skills and competencies.Finally, it is essential to address the issue of stress and anxiety caused by the overemphasis on English learning. We need to create a more supportive and inclusive education environment that fosters positive learning experiences and promotes the overall well-being of students.In conclusion, while the rise of English fever in China has brought about positive changes in some aspects, we need to be mindful of its potential negative impacts. It is crucial to strike a balance between promoting English learning and fostering a diverse and well-rounded education system that benefits students in all aspects of their lives. **中国英语热：现象、影响与我的看法**近年来，中国的英语热现象持续升温，越来越多的人，尤其是年轻一代，对英语表现出浓厚的兴趣。
看待中国英语热潮英语作文
看待中国英语热潮英语作文In recent years, the fervor for English learning in China has surged, reflecting a nation's embrace of globalization. Students of all ages are immersed in the language, from the youngest learners to the most seasoned scholars.This trend is not just a cultural phenomenon; it's an economic necessity. English is the global lingua franca, and proficiency in it opens doors to international opportunities, from higher education to multinational corporations.The government's support for English education is evident in the curriculum, where it is a mandatory subject from primary school onwards. This policy has led to a widespread focus on English, with classrooms buzzing with the sounds of young voices practicing pronunciation and grammar.However, the English craze also sparks debate. Critics argue that it overshadows the importance of native language and cultural identity. They believe that while English is valuable, it should not come at the expense of one's mother tongue.On the other hand, proponents of the English wave see it as a bridge to the future. They argue that in an increasingly interconnected world, the ability to communicate in Englishis not just beneficial but essential for personal andnational growth.The integration of technology has also played a significant role in this movement. Apps, online courses, and virtual tutors have made learning English more accessible and engaging for Chinese students.Despite the challenges, the English learning wave in China shows no signs of slowing down. It has become a testament to the country's commitment to progress and its willingness to adapt to the global stage.In conclusion, the English craze in China is a multifaceted issue that touches on education, economics, and culture. It is a reflection of the country's aspirations to be a major player in the global arena, and it will undoubtedly continue to shape the future of its people.。
浅议英语与汉语之间的关系
浅议英语与汉语之间的关系近来，社会上有些人大谈“英语热”影响了母语即汉语的教学，因而提出以降低英语提高汉语在高考中的分值来刺激学生学习语文的积极性。
当然，在当今功利主义盛行时期，这一招会有一定效果。
然而，我对于这一建议的出发点难以赞同，对用这种方法能否达到促进汉语教学的目的，我也持怀疑的态度。
一、英语热是否影响了汉语教学改革开放以来，英语的地位空前提升，不断升温，这是不争的事实。
究其原因，主要是英语作为国际通用语言对我国的经济、文化、政治、军事等起着举足轻重的作用，掌握英语对民族素质的提高和个人的发展也有很大影响。
这是英语热的根本原因。
只要坚持改革开放，英语就不会降温。
当前英语是否过热？实际是存在一些不尽合理的现象。
例如，高考必考外语使得一些有特长的但外语成绩差的考生难以上大学；各种职业招聘都要外语资格证；职业学校不论专业特点都要求学生学外语；外语学习低龄化,家长争相送小学低年级和幼儿上英语培训班,加重了孩子的负担和家庭的经济压力。
其实，这些是属教育政策和管理方面的问题，不应该一股脑归罪于英语热。
至于英语热是否影响了汉语教学，需要调查和实证。
中小学乃至整个社会一向重视语文课，有充足的课时、好的师资与丰富的教学资源，因此语文教学条件优于英语教学。
只有为数极少的刚刚起步的国际班使用全英语教学，学生可能对语文学习有所放松。
即使外国语学校也很重视语文课，由于汉语与英语相互交融，外语学得好的学生汉语也不会差。
如果，学生普遍存在对语文不够重视或不感兴趣，这首先要从语文教学本身找原因，而不好埋怨别的学科。
正像英语教学出了问题，就该分析自身的问题，怎么能把责任推到别的学科身上去呢？所以，汉语需要在教学内容和教学方法等方面改革创新，激发学生的兴趣，提高教学质量。
这是问题的关键所在，而仅靠高考增加分值是难以奏效的。
二、英语对汉语的发展是有促进作用的1.英语对汉语自身发展的促进作用自19世纪以来，我们的先辈对比汉语与英语，发现汉语缺乏规范的拼音和语法规则，为了方便国人学习汉语，也为了减少外国人学汉语的困难，促进相互间的交流，早在清末就有一位名叫卢憨章（1854-1928）的厦门人，去新加坡学过三年英语回国后，研究拼音字，于1892年出版了《一目了然初阶》（“中国切音新字”厦腔）。
我对中国英语热的看法英语作文
The Rise of English Fever in China: AMultifaceted PhenomenonIn recent years, the phenomenon of English fever has swept across China, manifesting itself in various aspects of society. From the classrooms of primary schools to the bustling streets of major cities, the language of Shakespeare and the Brontës has become a ubiquitous presence, a testament to the growing importance of English in China. This essay aims to delve into the reasons behind this English fever, its impact on Chinese society, and my personal perspective on this linguistic trend.The rise of English fever in China can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, the globalization of the economy has made English a prerequisite for international communication and business transactions. With China's rapid economic growth and increasing integration into the global market, the demand for English-speaking individuals has skyrocketed. Secondly, the influence of Western culture, particularly in areas like film, music, and fashion, has spurred a desire to learn the language among younger generations. This cultural osmosis has created a strongpull towards English, making it a coveted skill and a marker of modernity.The impact of English fever on Chinese society has been profound. On the one hand, it has fostered a more open and inclusive cultural environment, as the language has become a bridge for cross-cultural understanding and exchange. English has also opened up new horizons for Chinese students, enabling them to access a wider range of academic and cultural resources. On the other hand, the intense focus on English education has led to some concerns about the neglect of traditional Chinese languages and cultures. The fear is that the race to learn English might erode the uniqueness and richness of Chinese culture.As for my personal perspective on this English fever, I believe it is a double-edged sword. On the positive side, the widespread learning of English has undoubtedly expanded the opportunities for Chinese individuals and society. It has fostered a more global mindset and prepared China for a more interconnected world. However, I also believe that we should strike a balance between embracing English and nurturing our native languages and cultures. We shouldencourage the learning of English while also preserving and promoting the beauty and depth of Chinese languages and traditions.In conclusion, the rise of English fever in China is a complex phenomenon, reflecting both the global trends and the unique context of Chinese society. While it has brought numerous benefits, we should also be mindful of its potential downsides and strive to maintain a healthy balance between global integration and cultural preservation. Only by doing so can we ensure that English serves as a bridge to the world, rather than a barrier to our own rich heritage.**中国英语热的崛起：一个多元化的现象**近年来，英语热在中国蔚然成风，渗透到社会的各个层面。
你认为中国的英语狂热的英语作文
你认为中国的英语狂热的英语作文In the modern era, China's enthusiasm for English language learning has reached unprecedented levels. This phenomenon, often referred to as "English fever," is a testament to the country's aspiration to integrate with the global community and to embrace the opportunities that come with proficiency in the international language of communication.The roots of this fervor can be traced back to China's opening-up policy in the late 1970s, which ushered in a wave of foreign investments and technological advancements. With the increasing globalization of the economy and society, English has become a crucial skill for individuals seeking to compete in the global market. As a result, parents, educators, and policymakers alike have placed a significant emphasis on English education.This emphasis is evident in the widespread availability of English language courses. From kindergartens to universities, English is a compulsory subject in most educational institutions. Additionally, private language schools and online platforms have proliferated, offering arange of courses tailored to meet the diverse needs of learners.Moreover, the English fever has spilled into the mainstream culture. English-language media, including newspapers, magazines, and television programs, have gained widespread popularity. English songs and movies are also highly sought-after, with many Chinese fans eagerly anticipating the latest releases from international stars. The impact of this English fever is profound. It has not only improved the English proficiency of the Chinese populace but has also fostered a more open and inclusive cultural atmosphere. The ability to communicate in English has opened up new opportunities for Chinese individuals to engage with the world, whether it be through international travel, academic pursuits, or professional development.However, the English fever has also sparked some debates. Some critics argue that the overemphasis on English may lead to a neglect of Chinese language and culture. They fear that the younger generation may lose touch with their heritage as they strive to master aforeign language.It is crucial to strike a balance between promoting English proficiency and preserving cultural identity. English, while an important tool for international communication, should not be seen as a substitute for one's native language or culture. Instead, it should be viewed as a complement, enhancing an individual's ability to engage with the world while maintaining their cultural roots.In conclusion, China's English fever is a complex phenomenon that reflects the country's aspirations and challenges in the era of globalization. While it has brought numerous benefits, it is essential to approach it with a balanced perspective that values both international communication and cultural preservation.**中国的英语狂热**在现代社会，中国对英语学习的热情已经达到了前所未有的高度。
中国人的英语观
中国人的英语观英语热在中国已经持续了很久。
现在无论是幼儿园的儿童还是已经看过花甲的老人都在学习英语，而且关于英语的话题也已经在中争论了很长时间。
有数量不算少的人非常坚定地认为中国人应该全民学习英语。
当被问道为什么学习英语的时候，有很多人总是这样回答：因为外国的科技非常的发达，所以必须向外国学习；而且随着中国的国际化程度越来越高，与其他国家之间的交往也越来越多，只有学好外语才能做好国际间的交往；更有人认为：现在英语正在统一全球，其他语言根本不可能超越英语的地位。
外国的技术确实非常的先进，确实非常值得我们去学习。
但我们学习外语的最终目的却根本就不应该是学习外国先进的科技。
如果把学习外国先进科技当作是学习英语的最终目的，那么我们首先就要产生这样的一种观念：先进的科学技术总是外国人所创造，我们中国人永远也不可能创造出来。
这样的思想观念必然会导致我们最终丧失信心、丧失动力、必然会导致我们最终彻底失去自主创新能力、必然会导致我们永远落后。
所以我们学习英语的最终目的绝不应该是学习外国的先进科技，而是自己能够创造出先进科技。
有人会说：“如果不学好外国的技术，仅凭我们自身根本无法创造先进技术。
”的确，要想创造先进的技术离不开学习外国的技术，但是想要最终创造出先进的技术最重要的并非仅仅是有着强大的学习能力，而是拥有着强大的创造能力，如果没有足够的创造力绝对不可能会有先进的技术。
虽然一个英语水平非常高而且专业能力又非常强的人必然是非常优秀的人才，但此类人才的数量却并不多，因为俱有这种能力的人并不多。
自从1977年恢复高考制度以来已经过了将近40年的时间。
我们在此期间所采用的正是将学生培养成为既英语非常好而且专业能力又非常强的人才，但是已经过去了将近40年的时间，我们又培养多少这样的全才呢？倘若我们培养出了数量很多全才，为什么我们现在仍然掌握不了比较多的先进技术呢？为什么我们现在仍然完全需要引进和模仿外国技术呢？现在无论是在马路上跑的汽车还是人们所用的手机有多少是中国人自主创新的成果呢？即使是国产品牌的汽车和手机，所采用的核心技术和元件又有多少不是从外国引进的呢？而且中国作为世界上互联网使用人数最多的国家根本没有一台互联网顶级域名服务器（中国所用的顶级域名服务器位于美国，一旦美国的顶级域名服务器停止为中国服务，整个中国社会必然会在瞬间之内瘫痪。
你认为中国的英语狂热的英语作文
中国英语热现象探究In recent years, the phenomenon of English mania has beenprevailing in China, with an increasing number of people, especially theyounger generation, devoting themselves to learning English. This craze isnot only reflected in the educational system, where English is a compulsorysubject from primary school to university, but also extends to variousaspects of society, such as job hunting, promotions, and even daily life.The reasons for this English mania are numerous. Firstly, Englishhas become the global lingua franca, a language that is widely used ininternational communication, business transactions, and academicresearch. With China's rapid economic development and increasinginternational influence, English has become an essential tool for people toparticipate in the global community. Secondly, the educational system inChina has placed a strong emphasis on English learning, making it a keyfactor in evaluating students' academic performance. This has led to awidespread belief that English is crucial for future success.However, this English mania has also given rise to some concerns.One major issue is the overemphasis on English learning, which sometimescomes at the cost of ignoring other important subjects or even thedevelopment of other skills. This one-sided approach to education can leadto a narrow mindset and limit individuals' overall development. Secondly,the focus on English learning often comes with a heavy burden of exams andgrades, causing considerable stress and anxiety for students. Thispressure-cooker environment can have negative impacts on students' mentalhealth and learning motivation.To address these concerns, a balanced approach to English learningis needed. Firstly, we should recognizethat while English is an importanttool for international communication, it is not the only language or skillthat matters. Other subjects and skills, such as math, science, and criticalthinking, are equally important forindividuals' overall development.Secondly, the educational system should aim to create a more relaxed andstress-free learning environment, where students can learn English withoutthe constant pressure of exams and grades. This can be achieved byadopting more innovative teaching methods andassessment systems thatfocus on students' language application ability and communication skills.In conclusion, while the English mania in China has its roots in theglobalization of the economy and the educational system, it is crucial tomaintain a balanced approach towards learning this language. Byrecognizing the importance of other subjects and skills, and creating a morestress-free learning environment, we can foster a more comprehensive andbalanced development of individuals in China.**中国英语热现象探究**近年来，中国的英语热潮愈演愈烈，越来越多的人，尤其是年轻一代，投身于英语学习之中。
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论文封面格式要求及字体大小(2) 论文封面格式要求及字体大小就目前的形势看来，虽然汉语国际推广取得了一定成绩，但汉语在国际语言市场的地位并不容乐观。
有观点认为，如今海外学习汉语的人数激增，跟上个世纪80年代中国大量的海外移民有关。
如今这批移民的子弟都到了学习语言的年龄，不管是出于对祖国传统文化的继承还是因为汉语作为外语对于华裔子弟更容易混得学分，海外学习汉语的人数激增是有深层的社会原因的，必须对“汉语热”保持清醒的头脑。
英语能够在中国推广到现在这个水平，中国孩子的英语教育已经提前到了胎教，很多两三岁的幼儿已经每天学习英语。
中国“英语热”的出现经历了漫长的过程，考察中国“英语热”的动因，也可以看出汉语的国际化还有很长的路要走。
(二)汉语国际推广的经济属性研究综述20世纪70年代，人们逐渐认识到语言是一种资源，邱质朴最早指出汉语是一种资源，并将汉语资源的开发利用和国家的经济政治和文化相联系。
而后很长时间，汉语的资源属性并未得到应有重视，直到汉语国际推广政策的全面实施，语言尤其是汉语的资源属性和经济价值才得到了经济学界和汉语学界的一定关注。
作为一门新兴的交叉学科，语言经济学为汉语的政策性研究提供了全新视角。
有学者还提出在目前以孔子学院为汉语推广基地的模式中，可以考虑进行对其他国家语言的搜集整理工作。
近两年国内对汉语国际推广经济视角的研究已经逐步展开，为汉语国际推广打开了新的思路，未来还有较大的研究空间。
宁继鸣、谢志平、王海兰分析了汉语国际推广对降低国际贸易中机会主义倾向的作用，从交易成本视角提出了汉语国际推广对我国经济贸易发展的影响。
总之，汉语的资源属性和经济价值，为研究汉语国际推广提供了新视角。
应该提倡跨学科的理论交叉和探讨，积极借鉴经济学的相关理论，正确认识汉语的资源属性和汉语国际推广的经济价值，从而合理地开发利用汉语资源，规范汉语作为第二语言的语言培训和语言测试，使汉语国际推广得以可持续健康发展。
全球掀起汉语热原因英语作文
全球掀起汉语热原因英语作文English:Reasons for the Global Chinese Craze.The recent years have witnessed a surge in the popularity of the Chinese language on a global scale. This phenomenon, often referred to as "Chinese fever" or "Han Yu fever," has swept across continents, captivatingindividuals from all walks of life. While various factors have contributed to this surge, several key reasons stand out as the primary drivers behind the global Chinese craze.1. China's Economic and Political Rise:China's rapid economic growth and growing geopolitical influence have made Chinese an increasingly important language for business and diplomacy. As China emerges as a global superpower, the demand for individuals who can communicate and understand its language has soared. Therise of China's soft power, including its cultural exports such as films and television shows, has also fueled interest in Chinese, as people around the world seek to engage with Chinese culture firsthand.2. Educational Opportunities and Career Prospects:The increasing number of universities offering Chinese language programs, as well as scholarships and exchange programs between China and other countries, have created unprecedented opportunities for individuals to learn Chinese. This, in turn, has opened up new career paths in various fields, including business, education, diplomacy, and tourism. The demand for Chinese language professionals has grown exponentially, both within China and abroad.3. Technological Advancements and Global Connectivity:Social media, mobile applications, and other technological advancements have played a significant role in facilitating language learning and breaking down geographical barriers. Chinese language learning apps havebecome immensely popular, providing easy and accessibleways for people around the world to study Chinese. Additionally, the rise of Chinese e-commerce platforms and online content has made it easier for non-native speakersto immerse themselves in Chinese language and culture.4. Cultural Curiosity and Soft Power:Chinese culture, with its ancient history, rich traditions, and captivating arts, has long fascinatedpeople around the world. The spread of Chinese martial arts, traditional medicine, and cuisine has piqued interest inthe underlying language. Moreover, the success of Chinese films, television dramas, and music has further fueled cultural curiosity and inspired individuals to explore Chinese language and culture.5. Language's Intrinsic Value:Chinese, as a language, holds intrinsic value beyondits economic and cultural importance. Its unique grammar, tone system, and character-based writing system challengelearners intellectually and provide a fascinating window into a different way of thinking and perceiving the world. For many, learning Chinese is not merely an academicpursuit but an enriching personal journey that expandstheir worldview and fosters intercultural understanding.In conclusion, the global Chinese craze is a testament to the creciente importance of China in the world, the educational and career opportunities it offers, the technological advancements that facilitate language learning, the cultural curiosity it inspires, and the intrinsic value of the Chinese language itself. As China continues to play a prominent role on the global stage, the demand for Chinese language proficiency will undoubtedly continue to grow.中文回答：汉语热在全球兴起的原因。
调查英语学习过热的原因、现象及应对措施
调查英语学习过热的原因、现象及应对措施A Survey of the Cause of Overheating Phenomenon of English Learning and theCoping Measures姓名：罗丹学号：200721110114 专业：07级英语教育一班摘要：随着经济的发展，英语成为了世界上使用最广泛的语言，各个国家掀起了一场“英语热”。
近年来中国的“英语热”也再次升温，成为了一种不可忽视的社会现象，这一现象引起了广泛的关注。
本文将针对英语学习过热的原因和现象展开讨论，并提出相应的解决措施。
关键字：英语；学习；过热；文化所谓英语学习过热，是指过分强调宣扬英语在国际交际中的重要性，在国内要求本来不需要使用英语的人学习英语，强制性的英语学习和入学考试、等级考试、就职考试，过多的人学习这一种语言而忽视学习别的外语，等等。
一．英语学习过热的现象随着世界经济全球化的发展，世界变得更像一个地球村。
为适应这一形势，中国教育部门加强了外语教学。
有数据显示，目前中国有4亿多人在学英语，约占全国总人口的1/3。
专家预测，再过几年，中国学英语的人数将超过英语母语国家的总人口数。
其实，“英语过热”的现象并非“专属”中国，东亚地区都存在着“全民英语热”的情况。
韩国有怀孕妇女听网络胎教课，首尔英语胎教公司就有10余家；日本人也提出了“从0岁开始就应学习英语”的主张。
改革开放至今，英语一直是中国教育的重点，与语文、数学并列为三大主修课程。
三十年来，这种趋势历久不衰，并有强化的倾向。
目前，无论是社会上还是学校里，人们对英语学习的状况的确可以用“热火朝天”来形容。
近年来学英语的热浪潮一波比一波高，先是从留学的人越来越多来看吧。
中国的出国留学人员数量大幅增加，由最初的每年三千人发展到现在每年近十三万人。
这样一个庞大的留学队伍可以看出来学英语进入白热化时期。
眼下的家长也慢慢觉悟过来，觉得学英语就像是学习钢琴一样得从小抓起。
关于汉语热的英语作文
关于汉语热的英语作文英文回答：The surge in global interest in learning Mandarin Chinese, commonly referred to as "Chinese fever," is a multifaceted phenomenon with profound implications for both China and the international community. This phenomenon has been driven by a confluence of factors, including the rise of China as an economic and political powerhouse, the increasing interconnectedness of the world through globalization, and the growing recognition of the importance of cultural exchange in building bridges between nations.The economic prowess of China has been the primary catalyst for Chinese fever. As China's economy has grown and expanded, so too has its global influence. This has led to increased business and trade opportunities between China and other countries, which in turn has spurred a demand for professionals who are proficient in Mandarin Chinese.Moreover, the Chinese government's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to connect China with countries across Asia, Europe, and Africa, has further fueled the demand for Chinese language skills.Globalization has also played a significant role in the spread of Chinese fever. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, there is a greater need for people to be able to communicate across cultures. Mandarin Chinese, with its vast number of speakers and its growing prominence in international affairs, has emerged as an essential language for global citizens. This is particularly evident in fields such as education, business, and diplomacy, where proficiency in Mandarin Chinese is increasingly seen as a competitive advantage.Cultural exchange is another important factor contributing to Chinese fever. As China opens up to the world and its culture gains international recognition, there is a growing interest among people around the worldin learning about Chinese history, philosophy, art, and literature. This has led to a surge in enrollment inChinese language classes and a proliferation of resources for learning Mandarin Chinese. The spread of Chineseculture through media, such as films and television shows, has also piqued the curiosity of people around the world and contributed to the popularity of Mandarin Chinese.The implications of Chinese fever are far-reaching. For China, it represents an opportunity to enhance its global presence and promote its culture. The increased demand for Mandarin Chinese learning creates a favorable environment for Chinese language education and the dissemination of Chinese ideas and values. Moreover, it fosters cultural exchange and mutual understanding between China and other countries.For the international community, Chinese fever presents both challenges and opportunities. The growing importance of Mandarin Chinese requires education systems around the world to adapt and incorporate Chinese language instruction into their curricula. This presents challenges in terms of resources and teacher training, but it also creates opportunities for students to gain valuable language skillsand intercultural competence. Furthermore, Chinese fevercan contribute to the development of stronger economic ties, diplomatic relations, and cultural exchanges between countries.In conclusion, Chinese fever is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that reflects the growingimportance of China in the global arena. Driven by economic, globalization, and cultural factors, Chinese fever has significant implications for both China and theinternational community. It presents challenges and opportunities for education, intercultural exchange, and international relations, and its impact is likely to continue to grow in the years to come.中文回答：汉语热是一个复杂的、多方面的现象，反映了中国在全球舞台上日益增长的重要性。
谈中国英语学习狂热
Jay Walker谈中国英语学习狂热Let's talk about manias. Let's start with Beatle mania: hysterical teenagers, crying, screaming, pandemonium. Sports mania: deafening crowds, all for one idea -- get the ball in the net. Okay, religious mania: there's rapture, there's weeping, there's visions. Manias can be good. Manias can be alarming. Or manias can be deadly.The world has a new mania. A mania for learning English. Listen as Chinese students practice their English by screaming it.Teacher: ... change my life!Students: I will change my life.T: I don't want to let my parents down.S: I don't want to let my parents down.T: I don't ever want to let my country down.S: I don't ever want to let my country down.T: Most importantly ...S: Most importantly ...T: I don't want to let myself down.S: I don't want to let myself down.Jay Walker: How many people are trying to learn English worldwide? Two billion of them.Students: A t-shirt. A dress.JW: In Latin America, in India, in Southeast Asia, and most of all in China. If you are a Chinese student you start learning English in the third grade, by law. That's why this year China will become the world's largest English-speaking country. (Laughter) Why English? In a single word: Opportunity. Opportunity for a better life, a job, to be able to pay for school, or put better food on the table. Imagine a student taking a giant test for three full days. Her score on this one test literally determines her future. She studies 12 hours a day for three years to prepare. 25 percent of her grade is based on English. It's called the Gaokao, and 80 million high school Chinese students have already taken this grueling test. The intensity to learn English is almost unimaginable, unless you witness it.Teacher: Perfect!Students: Perfect!T: Perfect!S: Perfect!T: I want to speak perfect English.S: I want to speak perfect English.T: I want to speak --S: I want to speak --T: perfect English.S: perfect English.T: I want to change my life!S: I want to change my life!JW: So is English mania good or bad? Is English a tsunami, washing away other languages? Not likely. English is the world's second language. Your native language is your life. But with English you can become part of a wider conversation: a global conversation about global problems, like climate change or poverty, or hunger or disease. The world has other universal languages. Mathematics is the language of science. Music is the language of emotions. And now English is becoming the language of problem-solving. Not because America is pushing it, but because the world is pulling it. So English mania is a turning point. Like the harnessing of electricity in our cities or the fall of the Berlin Wall, English represents hope for a better future -- a future where the world has a common language to solve its common problems.Thank you very much. (Applause)。
中国英语热英文作文
中国英语热英文作文英文：China's English fever is a phenomenon that has been growing rapidly in recent years. As a non-native English speaker myself, I have witnessed the increasing importance of English in China.Firstly, English has become a compulsory subject in schools, and many parents are willing to invest a lot of money in their children's English education. This is because they believe that English proficiency will give their children a competitive advantage in the global job market.Secondly, the rise of globalization has made English the lingua franca of business, science, and technology. In order to communicate with international partners, it is necessary for Chinese professionals to have a good command of English.Thirdly, the popularity of Western culture has also contributed to the English fever in China. Many youngpeople are eager to learn English in order to better understand and appreciate Western music, movies, and literature.中文：中国英语热是近年来迅速增长的现象。
中国的英语狂热英文作文
中国的英语狂热英文作文China's English Craze。
In recent years, China has witnessed a surge of enthusiasm for English learning. This trend can beattributed to a variety of factors, including globalization, the rise of China's economy, and the increasing importanceof English in the international arena.One major driver of China's English craze is globalization. As the world becomes more interconnected, proficiency in English has become increasingly importantfor individuals and businesses alike. English is the lingua franca of international trade, diplomacy, and academia, and those who can speak it fluently have a distinct advantagein the global marketplace.Another factor contributing to China's English craze is the country's economic rise. As China has become a major player in the global economy, the demand for English-speaking professionals has skyrocketed. Many Chinese companies now require their employees to have a certain level of English proficiency, and those who can meet this requirement are often rewarded with higher salaries and better job opportunities.Finally, the increasing importance of English in the international arena has also led to a surge in English learning in China. As China becomes more involved in global affairs, proficiency in English has become a key asset for diplomats and government officials. Additionally, Chinese students who wish to study abroad or pursue international careers must be able to speak English fluently in order to succeed.Despite the many benefits of English learning, there are also some drawbacks to China's English craze. One concern is that the emphasis on English may come at the expense of other important subjects, such as Chinese language and culture. Additionally, some worry that the pressure to learn English may be too great, leading to burnout and stress among students.Overall, however, it seems that China's English craze is here to stay. As the world becomes more interconnected and China continues to rise on the global stage, proficiency in English will only become more important. As such, it is likely that English learning will remain a top priority for many Chinese students and professionals for years to come.。
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关于《中国英语热》之观后感又是一个星期五的晚上，我和往常一样早早的来到教室，等待着老师给我们带来今天的纪录片。
这是我最喜欢的一门课程了的，在轻松愉快中学习，在学习中休息。
而且老师每次给我们带来的记录片，都有很深刻的教育意义，我们都可以从中学到很多平时学不到的生活哲理与意味。
而在看完今天的《中国英语热》后，我更是若有所思，感慨万千，让我有了某种冲动。
影片讲的是，在北京申办奥运会成功后，在我们的首都——北京，掀起的一股强大的英语热。
其实不止是在北京，整个中国都在进行着这股英语热。
看到成千上万的学生，站在广场上跟着李阳大声的喊着英语；看到跟爸妈一样年纪的出租车司机，在拼命的学习、补习英语，并试着用笨拙的英语和外国友人交；看到爷爷奶奶一般的老人，为了当志愿者，刻苦学习，并能够说着流利的英语。
我真的收到了震撼。
作为一名21世纪的大学生，我们是很有可能走出国门的那一拨，我是否要更加努力地英语呢？那位大妈说的对，不能叫外国友人来中国看我们的笑话。
而且据我所知，在国外也是在进行中文热。
让我有了好多的感想，对于英语的教育和学习。
据说，随着中国在世界舞台上的腾飞，并朝超级大国的方向发展，中文备受青睐，美国国务院已把汉语定为“至关重要”的语言，学习汉
语的学生人数也正在增加。
根据美国语言学习先进研究中心的调查，640所美国大学已经开始提供专门的中文学习计划，至少102所从幼儿园到12年级的美国中小学已经将中文列为“沉浸”式教学课程。
学中文从娃娃抓起。
据了解，在美国的一些小学，6岁的孩子就开始学中文，甚至教师连上几何课都使用中文，学校到处都能看到中文的痕迹。
例如在学校的走廊上挂着许多中国艺术作品，还有标着中文名字的动物玩具、中文儿歌、中文民谣，甚至还有用中文写下的美国童谣等。
而在美国的家庭中，汉语已超过法语、德语和意大利语成为继英语和西班牙语之后第三种最为普遍的语言。
一些学生的家长为了赶上自己的孩子，就上夜校学起中文来。
而这些学生家长称，即使他们的孩子将来的工作用不了中文，也仍然认为学习中文是值得的，因为孩子们学到了另外一种文化。
由上可见，美国人在学习中文上至少显露出这么四种“信息”：第一，学习一种语言要看到它的重要性，如中国的崛起；第二，从娃娃抓起利于接受新语言，如“沉浸”方式教学；第三，营造语言学习的氛围场景很重要，如吊挂中国的文化艺术作品，家长上夜校；第四，学习语言的目标宗旨不是规划人生不是为了将来的工作，如家长认为学语言只是对外文化的学习。
回想过来，在美国人热衷学汉语的同时，咱中国人又是如何的对英语“崇拜”，如何学习英语的呢？相同的是，首先，国人也看到了英语作为一门国际语言的重要性，加紧与国际接轨，日夜“修炼”英语。
其次，我们也是注意到了学英语要从娃娃抓起，君不见如今的小学不早就修学英语了吗？然而，不同的是，我们压根不敢在几何课堂上说英语，也不兴在学校走廊挂外国文化作品、玩具等的。
更不用谈什么家长上夜校的了。
那么，咱们的国人全民期盼乃至逼孩子学会外语，想的是什么呢？难道是对外国文化的学习？不！在国人看来，学习顶呱呱的外语，还不是为孩子自己的锦绣前途，将来的美好工作谋打算？以前的“学会数理化，走遍天下都不怕”，早就变成了“学会英语顶呱呱，走遍天下都不怕”！
这是就是我们的英语学习和教育和美国的中文学习和教育的差距了，事实上比起英文，中文要难上一百倍。
可是美国人学习中卫却能那样快乐轻松。
当学英语是为了拿高分，当学英语是为了谋高就，当学英语是为了评职称……就可想而知，国人如今又怎会不落得个英语教育的“虚高过热”的尴尬局面呢？同样是语言的教育，语言的学习，美国人却是进行得如此轻松、如此乐趣，由是看来，咱国人还真的需要反思一下，向美国人的“经验”借鉴学习学习了。
但是今天的纪录片《中国英语热》正在告诉我们，中国的英语观正在转型，我们在想美国人学习如何学习语言。
越来越多的人让英语进入了自己的生活，看看那些学生、那些司机、那些老人、、、我也知道我们的国人也可以这样学习英语，把它融入我们的生活，像美国人学习汉语一样学习英语。
我们从二十几年前家家户户传出中国最早的情景英语教学节目“F ollowme”的正宗牛津音，到如今中国大城市年轻人个个都能说上几句流利的英文；从为练习口语中国内地各大高校出现的“英语角”，到北京奥运会前后中国内地“人人学英语”的再度升温，不知不觉间，全民“英语热”已经在中国热了整整三十年。
在中国改革开放这30年来，国人的觉悟在提高，国人对于英语的认识和看法都在改变。
中国要走上世界，就要把英语摆在合适的位置上。
对于我们这些当代的大学生，要走上世界，成为世界性的人才，我们必须要掌握好与世界交流的工具。