The Chinese Language and Literature program focuses on the study of Chinese and foreign literary works, literary theories, linguistics, aesthetics, and cultural studies. It also includes foundational knowledge in secretarial science, digital office management, modern information technology, and educational science. Practical training in secretarial and office documentation, modern IT applications, and English language proficiency is integral to the curriculum. This program aims to cultivate students with robust humanistic qualities, comprehensive knowledge of Chinese language and literature, broad cultural perspectives, and strong oral and written communication skills.

Program Features

Comprehensive Literary Foundation: Provides in-depth exposure to both Chinese and international literary traditions, coupled with theoretical and applied linguistics.

Interdisciplinary Training: Combines traditional studies in literature and language with modern fields like information technology, office management, and secretarial science.

Skill Development: Emphasizes practical skills in documentation, communication, and digital tools, alongside strengthening English language proficiency.

Cultural and Humanistic Perspective: Encourages the development of cultural awareness and humanistic thinking, broadening students' understanding of global and local cultures.

Practical and Research-Oriented: Balances theoretical learning with hands-on training to prepare students for dynamic career environments.

Career Prospects
Graduates of this program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in journalism, publishing, cultural and research institutions, and administrative or secretarial positions in government agencies, enterprises, and social organizations. They are also qualified for teaching and research positions in Chinese language and literature at middle and secondary schools, leveraging their interdisciplinary skills and solid literary expertise.