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On the cross-cultural communication awareness and capacity-building [Paper Keywords] foreign language education and culture cross-cultural communicative competence errors [Abstract] This paper analyzes China’s foreign language cross-cultural education in the problems, pointing out that cross-cultural communication in a culture prone to mistakes, cross-cultural communication awareness and the need for capacity-building, pointing out that foreign language teaching should be oriented towards language education and language and cultural education to students of cross-cultural communicative competence. A cross-cultural communication awareness and the need for capacity-building In recent years, increasingly frequent contacts with foreign countries, and many pairs of cross-cultural communication language teachers showed great interest. Study the failure of cross-cultural communication problems, For the English teaching is indeed of great practical significance. This is because the teaching of English is not only to impart knowledge of the language is more important is to develop the students interpersonal skills, develop their use of English for cross-cultural communication capabilities. Just learn a foreign language voice, a certain amount of grammatical rules and master the vocabulary does not mean that foreign language learned in this communication can be carried out smoothly. In cross-cultural communication, the communication between the parties if it can not enter into the same cultural background, it is easy to understand or misunderstandings arise, so that communication fails. As Thomas (Thomas) said: ‘syntax error from the surface one can see by the words which are very easy to find this error. This error, when discovered, by the words of the speaker will think that the lack of adequate knowledge of the language, so you can understand. Pragmatic failure they will not be treated the same as the syntax errors. If one can speak fluent foreign languages who appe