| 英文摘要 |
After graduation, many students from technical and vocational colleges will take the skills they learned in school to China for employment or investment. However, they often lack a diversified macro vision, commit professional-oriented blind spots, and ignore the particularity of China's development itself. China-related courses can be used as a general course with multiple viewpoints, enabling students to understand the political, social, cultural and historical foundations behind the Chinese economy, and avoid understanding China only from the perspective of Western free markets, economics or management. Only in this way can we avoid the situation of ''mistaking a deer for a horse''. In terms of basic knowledge and application, understanding and analysis ability, students can understand and analyze the political, social, cultural and historical factors behind China's economic development from a global perspective, and its restructuring effect on the global economy; in terms of skills , students can analyze the impact of China's development factors on the global economic situation, and thus have the macro-thinking ability when choosing a career; in terms of behavior, students will avoid using only Western economics or management theories as a guide when investing or finding employment in China in the future. The only code of action; emotionally, students can feel the impact of economic changes in China and the world on daily life and employment; in terms of metacognitive results, students can understand Western-centric views and linear The thinking model is not a universal criterion and can understand China's economic development from a local perspective. |