英文摘要 |
Metaphorical Competence is an important part of language competence. In teaching Chinese as a foreign language, cross-cultural metaphorical competence is essential for examining a person's Chinese proficiency level. Nevertheless, the concept of cross-cultural metaphor is rarely mentioned when learning how to teach Chinese as a second language. This paper focuses on cross-cultural metaphor teaching, suggesting that it is necessary for Chinese language teachers to acquire knowledge about cross-cultural metaphors and therefore enhance his or her ability to teach the language. Specifically, teachers should be tolerant when facing negative transfer cases of learner's cross-cultural metaphor, and be cautious not to think only of the Chinese metaphor patterns or stereotype idioms. Otherwise, this may consequently lead to prevent the learner from achieving the cross-cultural metaphorical creativity or the active use of the Chinese language. The suggestions mentioned above aim to achieve a better cross-cultural communication in the interaction between teaching and learning Chinese, and thereby to improve the learner's expression ability of the language. |