Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Application Documents

Author: Wang Di, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2001-08-01
Features: To adapt to the needs of the new educational landscape, the book was renamed from "Foreign Trade Application Writing" to "Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Application Writing" during its second revision. It incorporates new perspectives and materials to rewrite most chapters. In terms of stylistic categorization, chapters such as "Plans and Programs," "Economic and Trade Research," and "Economic and Trade Theses" are grouped under "Part II: Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Business Application Writing." This classification is primarily based on the content of these genres being related to "foreign trade and economic cooperation." The book consists of eleven chapters divided into a General Introduction, Part I, and Part II, along with an exercise book, totaling approximately 240,000 words. Due to the extensive content, it is recommended that instructors focus on concise lectures and ample practice, with an emphasis on exercises. During the writing process, the book intentionally only states "how it should be done," and instructors are encouraged to clarify to students "how to achieve it." Additionally, instructors are advised to analyze not only the logical relationships within the structure of the articles but also the inherent logical connections between facts and reasoning during lectures. The book is accompanied by a companion exercise book, with materials sourced from real-world scenarios to reflect the characteristics of a 21st-century curriculum and to achieve the goal of "learning by doing."