A CiteSpace-based review of cross-cultural communication in international Chinese language education in China (1994-2022)

  • Ma C
  • Zhang S
  • Wang R
  • et al.
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Abstract

This paper applies bibliometrics visualization analysis software CiteSpace-6.1.6 and CNKI as the data source and analyzes the literature published in domestic journals during 1994-2022, in order to understand the development trend and main issues of cross-cultural communication in the field of international Chinese education. The results of bibliometric cluster analysis show that in the past 30 years, the research topics in this field mainly focus on 17 clusters, including “culture”, “Chinese language”, “cultural communication”, “differences”, “international students”, “cultural differences”, “Chinese as a foreign language”, “cultural connotation”, “foreign language teaching” and “cross-cultural”. According to the analysis of cited information, “cultural difference”, “pragmatic mistakes”, “Chinese as a foreign language”, “cultural communication”, “cross-culture”, “cultural teaching” and “cultural difference” are the most concerned topics. “Case study” and “teaching design” are the research trends and hot spots in this field in the past two years. This paper not only reviews the history of cross-cultural studies in international Chinese education, but also looks forward to the future development of cross-cultural studies in international Chinese education.

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Ma, C., Zhang, S., Wang, R., Yi, T., & Li, C. (2023). A CiteSpace-based review of cross-cultural communication in international Chinese language education in China (1994-2022). Journal of Language Teaching, 3(3), 8–18. https://doi.org/10.54475/jlt.2023.004

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