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GenAI, policy mediation, and sustainable transformation in China’s foreign language education

Jul 2026 · International Communication of Chinese Culture · Vol 13, pp. 429 - 465 · 0 citations · 57 references

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It is argued that sustainable transformation in GenAI-era FLE depends less on technology adoption itself than on the alignment of policy guidance, teacher agency, classroom task design, assessment norms, and ethically responsible student use.

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