| 英文摘要 |
This study focuses on the practical aspects of Teaching Chinese as a foreign/second language. From a pedagogical perspective, grounded in the theoretical framework of cognition-based functional grammar and employing a document analysis approach, it aims to revisit previous grammatical discussions on Chinese word order. By interpreting issues related to Chinese word order through the lens of the temporal-spatial conceptual structure of native Chinese speakers, the study is to provide frontline teachers with novel grammatical insights and a reference for teaching word order, helping English speaking learners understand how native Chinese speakers perceive the same physical reality from a perspective distinct from that of English speakers and thus making Chinese word order more accessible and meaningful to learners. |