The teacher teaching this afternoon's class is named Xiong Dibing, and the title of the class is "fFarming cCulture and rRural rRevitalization". The teacher teaching this afternoon's class is named Xiong Dibing, and the title of the class is "Farming Culture and Rural Revitalization".

In English, the nouns, verbs, adjetives, adverbs, pronouns, etc., are all capitalized in titles.

The teacher teaching this afternoon's class is named Xiong Dibing, and the title of the class is "fFarming cCulture and rRural rRevitalization". The teacher teaching this afternoon's class is named Xiong Dibing, and the title of the class is "Farming Culture and Rural Revitalization".

Significant words in titles are most commonly capitalised - "and" is not a significant word, so it is not capitalised.

Teacher Xiong Dibing ihas a PhD and is a professor andwho works at Huaibei Normal University. Teacher Xiong Dibing has a PhD and is a professor who works at Huaibei Normal University.

Teacher Xiong Dibing ihas a PhD and is a professor and worksing at Huaibei Normal University. Teacher Xiong Dibing has a PhD and is a professor working at Huaibei Normal University.

A PhD is a qualification and therefore the teacher HAS a PhD. A professor is an occupation and therefore the teacher IS a professor. "is a professor working at Huaibei Normal University" flows better - too many "and's" doesn't sound nice