From "Language Loss" to "Bilingualism" — Discussing the Cultural Dimension in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language

The term "culture" originates from "The Book of Changes". Western culture is derived the Latin word "Culture," originally referring to practices such as farming, dwelling, and training, among others. British cultural scholar E. Tylor defined in "Primitive Culture" a complex group abilities habits acquired by any member that includes knowledge, beliefs, morals, customs. In context teaching Chinese foreign language, can be extended understanding Culture." language encompasses morals both parties. This article discusses "cultural loss" "bilingualism," exploring strategies for development language.