About this course

This course looks at different popular culture topics as well as ways of life in China, including Chinese philosophies, education, architecture and traditional culture. Specifically, drawing upon the information and technological strengths of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, it introduces the scientific and technological developments in modern China. This inclusive course aligns itself with the demands of today's global talent and the growing connectivity between China and the world. We are proud to have welcomed over 20,000 learners from across 20 countries and to have our textbooks available in over 80 Chinese university libraries. Our faculty consists of esteemed scholars who have received numerous awards and who consistently contribute their extensive cultural knowledge and professional expertise to the program through the past 8 years, ensuring an enriching learning experience for all participants.  

After learning the course, along with your increased insight into China, your expressions about Chinese culture and technology will also abound, and you will confidently become a better intercultural communicator through discussing Chinese topics with Chinese . you'll be able to... Reflect on different popular culture topics as well as ways of life in China Deepen your understanding of Chinese culture, economy and technology Know how Chinese culture and technology are intertwined Communicate with Chinese people from diverse fields

Requirements

No prior knowledge or skills are required.

Course Staff

Zhang Fangwei, vice dean of the university library, associate professor in School of Humanities, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. 

Zhao Xin, lecturer in School of Humanities, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.

Li Jun, associate professor in School of Humanities, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. 

Yuan Fang, associate professor in School of Humanities, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.

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