Nowadays,more and more foreign teachers have come to or been invited to China,joining in the English education cause,.especially in colleges and universities.Using the methods of questionnaires and interviews,this paper conducts a survey of three foreign teachers and one hundred Chinese English majors at Qufu Normal University,aiming to explore their different perceptions and attitudes towards varied aspects of cross-cultural communication in native EFL classes.The quantitative and qualitative data obtained from the survey were both processed and analyzed from such categories as "teaching contents","teaching attitude","teaching methods","classroom interaction"and "cultural background".The findings suggested that intercultural communication plays a significant role in the process of English lan guage teaching and learning at college native EFL dasses.