A traditional Chinese culture lecturer is a professional who specializes in teaching, researching, and disseminating knowledge of traditional Chinese culture, the noble mission of inheriting and promoting traditional Chinese culture. Here is a specific introduction:

- Job content: The main responsibility is to teach traditional Chinese culture courses, covering reading, cultural explanation, etc., such as explaining Confucian classics like "The Analects of Confucius" and "Mencius". At the time, they need to participate in course development, write textbooks and teaching materials, make PPT courseware, etc. In addition, they often organize cultural activities, such as lectures seminars on traditional Chinese culture, to spread traditional Chinese culture.

- Skills requirements: They need to have a profound foundation in traditional Chinese culture, be familiar with Chinese traditional culture including knowledge in literature, history, philosophy, art, etc. At the same time, they should have good communication skills, to explain difficult traditional Chinese knowledge in a simple and easyto-understand way. In addition, they should have certain course design and classroom management capabilities to attract students to participate and ensure the teaching effect.

- Career development prospects With the state's emphasis on traditional culture and the rise of the traditional Chinese culture fever, the demand for traditional Chinese culture lecturers in society continues to increase. Traditional Chinese lecturers can work as special-hired lecturers in schools and training institutions, and can also carry out paid knowledge courses on online platforms. They can also work in museums,, and other units to engage in research or explanation work, with a broad career development path.

- Representative figures: Such as Teacher Zhao Yu-ping from Beijing University Posts and Telecommunications, he is the main speaker of "Lecture Room of a Hundred Schools" on CCTV and "Say of a Teacher" on China Education, and was selected as one of the "Top Ten Traditional Chinese Culture Lecturers" in 2009. He is good at using management and psychology to interpret traditional classics as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and teaches courses such as "Interpretation of Management Wisdom in Traditional Culture", and has written books such as "Strer than the Strong".