This analysis reveals key challenges in acquiring chinese cultural words in language education, suggesting strategies to improve teaching effectiveness.
The true mastery of language is often inseparable from cultural understanding, with vocabulary being the most closely and directly linked to culture. Particularly in intermediate and advanced stages of learning, the acquisition of cultural terms has gradually become a key challenge in teaching. Chinese cultural terms, diverse in variety and rich in connotation, constitute a vital component of the Chinese lexicon. In international Chinese education, these cultural terms serve as bridges for cross-cultural communication, helping second language learners better comprehend both the Chinese language and its cultural heritage while improving their linguistic proficiency. This paper analyzes potential errors learners may encounter in second language acquisition through an examination of cultural lexical ontology and internal factors of language acquisition. It further proposes learning strategies to enhance acquisition. We hope this study will provide valuable references for future research on Chinese cultural term acquisition and pedagogy, thereby improving teaching efficiency among international Chinese language instructors, strengthening cultural exchange and input, and ultimately elevating overall educational quality and effectiveness.
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Jian Gong (2025) studied this question.
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