1. Background of the Japanese second language curriculum in China:
  • The importance of foreign language teaching in the context of China's economic development and internationalization.
  • The significance of bilingualism and multilingualism in a competitive society.
  • The role of the second foreign language in determining students' competitiveness in employment.
  • The popularity of Japanese as a second foreign language, particularly among English majors.
  1. Historical development of Japanese language education in China:
  • Development of Japanese language education from the primary stage in the 1950s and 1960s.
  • Accelerated development in the 1970s.
  • Rapid development in the 1980s and 1990s.
  • Achievements and deficiencies in Japanese language education.
  1. Issues and challenges in Japanese language education as a second foreign language:
  • Redefinition of Japanese language education as a second foreign language.
  • Common problems in Japanese language education at universities.
  • Identification of obstacles to the quality of Japanese language education.
  1. Expansion of Japanese language education in Chinese universities:
  • Increasing number of Japanese language learners.
  • Role of universities in promoting Japanese language education.
  • Statistics on the number of universities and English majors offering Japanese as a second foreign language.
  1. Lack of attention and research on Japanese language education as a second foreign language:
  • Underappreciation of Japanese language education as part of foreign language education.
  • Limited studies on theoretical aspects of Japanese language education.
  • Discrepancy between the popularity of Japanese as a second foreign language and the lack of significant results.
  1. Issues and shortcomings in Japanese language education in universities:
  • Emphasis on basic language skills and knowledge instillation.
  • Teacher-centered approach and lack of student autonomy.
  • Focus on grammar knowledge rather than communicative expression ability.
  • Imbalance between lecture-based teaching and practical application.
  1. Integration of information technology in Japanese language education:
  • Emphasis on cultivating students' learning ability in an informationized environment.
  • Importance of integrating information technology in higher education.
  • Guidelines for incorporating modern information technology in Japanese language education.
  • Need for universities to improve understanding and implementation of new teaching concepts and methods
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