| 英文摘要 |
Chinese movies are excellent audio-visual aids for teaching Chinese language and culture. Martial arts movies, as a unique genre of Chinese cinema that contains distinctive vocabulary expressions and cultural themes, are of great value for Chinese language teaching. This paper aims to contrast the movies“Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”and“Batman”to illustrate the cross-cultural teaching of Chinese martial arts movies, aligning with the teaching principles of Chinese Content and Language Integrated Learning (C-CLIL). CLIL integrates content and language teaching, covering the 4Cs: content, communication, cognition and culture. The teaching example presented in this paper takes the theme of“Xia”in“Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”as the introductory content and contrasts it with the heroic image of Batman to highlight the“Xia”culture in Chinese ideology. In terms of language communication, apart from covering the distinctive communication vocabulary of martial arts movies, relevant sentence patterns and discourse expressions are also provided to enhance students’background knowledge and facilitate them to express themselves in classroom discussion. This approach aims to deepen students’cognition of Chinese“Xia”and the underlying Chinese culture. The main body of the paper consists of three parts: literature review, movie analysis, and teaching design. The literature review examines the current state of teaching and research on Chinese martial arts movies, the Chinese concepts of“Jianghu”and“Xia”, and the Western concept of“hero.”The movie analysis examines the characters, plot, and dialogues in the movie“Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,”highlighting the image and concept of“Xia”and comparing it with the image of superheroes, which is familiar to international students. The teaching design is presented within the 4C framework of CLIL. Concepts derived from literature reviews and movie analysis are used as topics for classroom questioning and discussion. In addition, vocabulary, sentence patterns and discourse expressions are also introduced to provide students with the necessary language support for classroom discussion, with a view to improving students’Chinese language communication skills as they reflect cross-culturally on the“Xia”concept in Chinese culture. |