The purpose of this study is to find ways to revitalize media literacy education in China. Media literacy is important in that it is one of the essential competencies of a 21st century knowledge-based society. As a result, many countries in the world are practicing media literacy education through curriculum and various programs. However, in the case of China, there is no independent subject to carry out media literacy education, and it is the situation that is left only to the autonomous practice of the teacher. In order to promote media literacy education in China, it is necessary to naturally integrate media literacy education into current curriculum. The results of the discussion are as follows. Media literacy is a comprehensive competency that can not be achieved by learning in a specific subject. The contents of the media literacy have relevance to various subjects. Therefore, media literacy education requires a integrated approach. Specific integration methods include multidisciplinary integration, interdisciplinary integration, and transdisciplinary integration. An integrated approach is the most realistic alternative to Chinese media literacy education.