Practical Police English Conversation

Author: Zhang Liping
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: With the further acceleration of China's economic construction and social development in the new century, various forms of international exchanges and cooperation have been increasing. Police officers in China are increasingly participating in international police exchanges and cooperation. Therefore, cross-border interactions and security encounters in the fields of public security law enforcement and security services will become part of the daily work of police nationwide. Particularly with Beijing's successful bid for the 2008 Olympic Games and Shanghai's successful bid for the 2010 World Expo, higher requirements and more urgent tasks have been placed on the handling of cross-border security incidents and the provision of cross-border security services by police nationwide. Against this backdrop, we have compiled Practical Police English Oral Communication to meet the needs of the times. This book is specifically designed for public security officers to learn police English oral communication. Its main features include:
Following the guiding principle of "learner-centered," it moves beyond the framework of sentence pattern drills typical of similar teaching materials, instead focusing on various aspects of police English and real-world scenarios. It employs flexible and diverse oral training methods, enabling learners to gradually improve their police English oral skills based on their existing language foundation. The book, whether in topic selection or language use, emphasizes scientific rigor, accessibility, and. It strives for novelty and practicality in its content, with designed oral activities that truly reflect the professional characteristics of police English and closely align with common situations and issues in police work. It aims to enable on-the-spot handling of incidents using appropriate police English in accordance with the law, naturally integrating oral skill training with professional expertise. It highlights the interactivity of listening and speaking, making it highly practical. The book is divided into 15 units, including community policing, immigration management, handling cross-border security cases, lost and found, traffic supervision, patrol and inspection, first aid, security checks, criminal investigation, etc. At the end of the book, 20 appendices are provided, including: police ranks, names of drugs, names of explosives, common weapons, names of cross-border laws and regulations, cross-border institutions, categories of crime, traffic signs, safety reminders, fire safety terms, and major cross-border tourist attractions and hotels in Shanghai.