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【Abstract】

Bamboo culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture, which has a long history and profound cultural connotation. As more and more African students come to study in China, it is necessary to investigate their understanding of Chinese bamboo culture and propose teaching suggestions for Chinese bamboo culture education. This paper, based on a survey of African students in China, analyzes their understanding of Chinese bamboo culture from multiple perspectives, and puts forward some teaching suggestions for bamboo culture education.

【Introduction】

With the development of globalization, exchanges between China and Africa have become more frequent. As a result, more and more African students come to China to study. As an important part of Chinese traditional culture, bamboo culture has a long history and profound cultural connotation, which is not only a symbol of Chinese traditional culture, but also an important medium for cultural exchange between China and other countries. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate the understanding of Chinese bamboo culture among African students in China and propose teaching suggestions for bamboo culture education.

【Methodology】

This study used a questionnaire survey to investigate the understanding of Chinese bamboo culture among African students in China. The questionnaire consisted of three parts. The first part was the demographic information of the respondents, including gender, age, major, and duration of study in China. The second part was designed to investigate the understanding of Chinese bamboo culture among African students in China, including the origin and development of bamboo culture, the cultural connotation of bamboo, and the application of bamboo in modern society. The third part was designed to investigate the teaching suggestions for bamboo culture education, including the teaching content, teaching methods, and the role of teachers and students.

【Results】

1. The demographic information of the respondents

A total of 150 African students in China were surveyed, including 83 males and 67 females. The age of the respondents ranged from 18 to 40, with an average age of 24. The majors of the respondents were diverse, including science, engineering, management, humanities, and arts. The duration of study in China ranged from 1 to 5 years, with an average of 2.5 years.

2. The understanding of Chinese bamboo culture among African students in China

a) The origin and development of bamboo culture

Most African students in China believed that bamboo culture originated from China, and some believed that it originated from Asia. Only a few respondents knew that bamboo culture had a long history and had spread to other countries. Some respondents believed that bamboo culture was still developing, while others believed that it had stagnated.

b) The cultural connotation of bamboo

Most African students in China believed that bamboo had a rich cultural connotation, including the spirit of humility, flexibility, and perseverance. Some respondents also believed that bamboo represented the Chinese national spirit of unity, hard work, and self-improvement. However, some respondents only knew that bamboo was a symbol of Chinese culture, but did not understand its cultural connotation.

c) The application of bamboo in modern society

Most African students in China believed that bamboo had a wide range of applications in modern society, including construction, furniture, handicrafts, and environmental protection. Some respondents also believed that bamboo was a sustainable resource and had great potential for development. However, some respondents did not know the application of bamboo in modern society.

3. The teaching suggestions for bamboo culture education

a) The teaching content

Most African students in China believed that bamboo culture education should include the origin and development of bamboo culture, the cultural connotation of bamboo, the application of bamboo in modern society, and the comparison of bamboo culture with African culture.

b) The teaching methods

Most African students in China believed that bamboo culture education should adopt a combination of lectures, field trips, discussions, and hands-on activities. Some respondents also suggested that bamboo culture education should be combined with Chinese language education.

c) The role of teachers and students

Most African students in China believed that teachers should be knowledgeable and passionate about bamboo culture, and should encourage students to participate in discussions and hands-on activities. Students should be active in learning, asking questions, and exchanging ideas.

【Conclusion】

African students in China have a certain understanding of Chinese bamboo culture, but there are still some misunderstandings and shortcomings. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen bamboo culture education for African students in China, and propose some teaching suggestions based on their understanding of bamboo culture. In addition, bamboo culture education can promote cultural exchange and mutual understanding between China and Africa, and promote the friendly cooperation between the two sides