Research on the Construction of Corpus-based College English Network Teaching Resources Platform and Its Teaching Model
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The author’s Profile: Zhenying Li is an associate professor in the School of Foreign Languages at Guangxi Normal University for Nationalities, Chongzuo Guangxi, China. He got his M. A. from China West Normal University. His research fields include: Corpus Linguistics, English Pedagogy and Translation Studies.
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