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Wang, L. and Peng, J. (2006) Viewing Differences in Chinese and Western News Narratives from the Perspective of Time. Journal of Hubei Radio & Television University, 23, 62-63. (In Chinese)

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• TITLE: Synergizing Language and Virtue: A Project-Based “Drip-Irrigation” Ecosystem in College English Instruction

  AUTHORS: Xiaojing Li, Haijun Luo

  KEYWORDS: Project-Based Learning, Drip-Irrigation Approach, Ideological and Political Education, Metadiscourse, International Communication, College English Instruction

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.13 No.4, April 14, 2026

  ABSTRACT: This study systematically elaborates on the theoretical foundation, design principles, and implementation steps of a project-based “drip-irrigation” teaching model for ideological and political education within the College English curriculum. Utilizing a series of international media dialogues by Dr. Gao Zhikai in the realm of Sino-US relations as the core teaching resource, the study focuses on four key issues and presents detailed teaching case analyses. A four-stage cyclical teaching model—“Precise Topic Selection → Layered Analysis → Situational Practice → Reflective Construction”—is constructed to guide students in deconstructing narrative differences between China and the West from a metadiscourse perspective and internalizing the logic of international discourse with Chinese characteristics.