The Three Dimensional Path of Cultivating Core Values of College Students from the Perspective of Excellent Traditional Chinese Culture: Using Chinese tea culture as a carrier

Qing Su; Shanshan Zhang

doi:10.54097/rze4z793

Authors

Qing Su
Shanshan Zhang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/rze4z793

Keywords:

Excellent Traditional Chinese Culture, The Core Values of Chinese Socialism, Chinese Tea Culture, College Student, Cultural Confidence, Ideological and Political Education, Practical Path

Abstract

In the context of globalization and multicultural integration, strengthening college students' recognition of socialist core values is the core task of ideological and political education in universities. Chinese excellent traditional culture, as an important source of nurturing socialist core values, provides a profound spiritual foundation. This article is based on the strategic height of combining the basic principles of Marxism with excellent traditional Chinese culture. Using Chinese tea culture as a carrier, a three-dimensional model of "theoretical logic practical function practical path" is constructed to systematically expound the educational value of tea culture in enhancing cultural identity, shaping sound personality, promoting critical thinking ability, and strengthening patriotism. In response to the problems of fragmented curriculum, shallow cognition, and single dissemination methods in current education, optimization paths such as curriculum system innovation, campus cultural infiltration, new media empowerment, and social resource collaboration are proposed to provide theoretical basis and practical solutions for universities to cultivate core values of college students through traditional culture.

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