Russian history

Author: Dai Guiju
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The main part of the electronic version of "History of Russia 2" (Multimedia Course on Russian National Conditions) consists of text, 726 images, video clips for each lecture (13), and 49 media inserts. The main text is accompanied by original audio readings (totaling 4 hours) and is intended for lower-level undergraduate students of Russian language majors in universities. With the continuous deepening of China's reform and opening-up, quality education has become an increasingly important guiding principle in foreign language teaching in higher education. To cultivate qualified foreign language talents that meet the new, it is crucial to develop a set of foreign language teaching materials that keep pace with the times. In terms of the teaching content of Russian language majors at Chinese universities, in addition to reforming textbooks for traditional Russian language skills courses such as listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation, it is also necessary to strengthen the construction of textbooks for language and cultural background courses. Only in this way can students not only have a solid foundation in the Russian language but also broaden their knowledge, laying a solid foundation for the transition of foreign language talent cultivation from a purely language-based stimulus-response model to a higher-level thinking-communication model. "Multimedia Course on Russian National Conditions" is a high-quality teaching material for higher education in Beijing and a national-level planning teaching material for the "15th Five-Year Plan" in general higher education, specifically designed for undergraduate students of Russian language majors in Chinese universities. This volume is the second part of "Multimedia Course on Russian National Conditions"—"History of Russia." Its electronic version consists of text, 726 images, video clips for each lecture (13), and 49 media inserts. The main text is accompanied by original audio readings (totaling 4 hours) and is intended for lower-level undergraduate students of Russian language majors in universities.