This study describes the application of Paulo Freire's dialogue teaching to the design and practice of the curriculum in the field of higher education. The focus of teaching is to build a diverse and enlightening "cultural circle" with life experience, so as to avoid teaching becoming a "banking education". The research goal is to transforms Paulo Freire's dialogue teaching idea into four dimensions, that is, the dialogue between teacher and student, student and student, teacher and text, student and text. It could change the passive, one-way, straight-line thinking of college students and makes them think about the nature of things rationally. Finally, this study proposes five inspirations and three reflective issues of dialogue teaching for higher education.