<![CDATA[This paper, based on activity theory and adopting a questionnaire survey and semi-structured interviews, investigated the features and influencing factors of Chinese language learning motivation among six international students learning Chinese in a local key university located in central China. Results revealed that the participants displayed a medium to high level of Chinese language learning motivation; and that their Chinese language learning motivation was influenced by five socio-cultural factors, including subject-related factors (language learning planning awareness, strategies, and interest), mediational tools (textbook difficulty and teaching facilities), rule-related factors (graduation stress and exams), learning communities (teachers and peers), and labor of division factors (teacher-student relationship, peer relationship). These findings offer implications for improving Chinese language teaching and learning efficiency to international Chinese language learners. ]]>
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