Abstract

The public elective courses of food culture in university can enhance students’ patriotic emotion, cultivating college students' global consciousness and have great significance in cultivating students' citizens food culture and music literacy and citizens' comprehensive quality. This study proposed AWCE evolution models and made an exposition of food culture and music literacy, analyzed the meaning of food culture and music public elective courses at the university and then take the author’s "food culture and music humanistic literacy" public elective courses as an example, made an exposition on the content of the course construction.

Keywords:

AWCE evolution models, construction, food culture and music literacy,

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