Author(s)

Mengwen Pan

Corresponding Author

Mengwen Pan

Abstract

Yunnan Province, as the radiation center connecting Southeast Asia, shoulders the important responsibility of cultivating excellent Southeast Asian non-common language compound talents. The “One Belt and One Road” proposal is more urgent to the need of non-common language professionals along the way. In order to vigorously develop the non-common language specialty in Southeast Asia and strengthen the training of non-common language talents, the author puts forward some suggestions on the teaching of non-common language in Southeast Asia according to the characteristics of Yunnan non-common major students and the current talent training scheme, in order to explore the path of internationalization development in non-common language teaching and help more non-common language students better combine professional theoretical study with practical exploration. Finally, students with solid professional language skills and rich humanistic knowledge can go to working platforms to contribute a modest contribution for the country in the “Belt and Road Initiative” development road.

Keywords

Belt and road initiative; Southeast asia; Non-general language; Language teaching