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Prof Jonathan Stalling: "Archiving Chinese Literature in Translation"

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For the second in our Centre’s Research Salon series this year, we’re delighted to welcome Professor Jonathan Stalling. Professor Stalling, who is the Harold & Ruth Newman Chair of US-China Issues and Curator of the Chinese Literature Translation Archive at Oklahoma, will give a virtual tour of the archive and discuss how archival research in...

Creative Writing Workshop ~ Writing Classical Chinese Poetry in English

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Join Professor Jonathan Stalling (University of Oklahoma) for a creative writing workshop to learn how to compose Classical Chinese poetry in English! Professor Stalling will guide participants in an outdoor hike to "gather seeds" (words) and "sprout" them into lines and couplets and finally to "plant" these into a full "Jueju" -- a poem consisting...

Zhou Daxin: A conversation

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Join us for our next online event co-hosted with Sinoist Books, to find out more about our April Bookclub featured author Zhou Daxin, and for the launch of Zhou's latest book in English translation, The Sons of Red Lake. Hear from the author himself and join our discussions with translators Prof Haiwang Yuan and James...

Peach Blossom Spring: Melissa Fu and Jennifer Wong in Conversation

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Update: Please note that this event has been postponed until a later date, due to Covid. We're delighted to welcome Melissa Fu and Jennifer Wong to Leeds, to talk about Melissa's novel Peach Blossom Spring. All welcome! Please reserve your free place on our Eventbrite page. Tea and coffee will be available from 5pm, and...

Quan Zhou: In Conversation

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We're happy to be supporting this event, hosted by LCS and the Instituto Cervantes, and featuring author and activist Quan Zhou, who'll be talking about her work and activism. Quan Zhou is a Spanish graphic novelist of Chinese heritage. In her work, she explores issues related to her dual heritage, family, belonging and friendship, often...

'More Than One Child': Shen Yang and Nicky Harman in Conversation

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We're delighted to be welcoming author Shen Yang and translator Nicky Harman to talk about More Than One Child: Memoirs of an Illegal Daughter (Balestier Press, 2021). In this talk, Shen Yang will be discussing some of the background to her book - the experiences of 'excess children' in China during the years of the One-Child Policy...

Su Tong: Launch of Open-Air Cinema

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We're collaborating with Sinoist Books for the launch of Open-Air Cinema, Su Tong's newest collection of Sanwen in translation. Open-Air Cinema offers English language readers a glimpse behind the curtain into workings of a keen mind that helped shape the literary and popular culture of modern China. It features essays ranging from street-level portraits of...

Reading Taiwan: Contemporary Literature and Film in a Global Context

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This year's symposium is generously supported by Spotlight Taiwan and the Taiwan Ministry of Culture, and in collaboration with the National Museum of Taiwan Literature and the Association for Taiwan Literature. This year, we're delighted to be welcoming speakers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, the US, and the UK, for two days of talks and roundtables which...

Translation as Collaboration: Personal experiences of co-translating Chinese with Nicky Harman and Jun Liu

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As part of the Borderless Books x Gŵyl Haf International Translation Day Festival, we're happy to be supporting Sinoist Books in presenting a conversation with award-winning Chinese to English translator Nicky Harman and her collaborator Jun Liu as they describe their process in co-translating Jia Pingwa’s Sojourn Teahouse (soon to be published by Sinoist Books)....

Julia Lovell and Journey to the West: Talk and Q&A

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For this lunchtime seminar we're delighted to be joined by Professor Julia Lovell to discuss her new translation of the classic Journey to the West, which has just been released by Penguin Classics. All welcome! The event is free, but please register on our Eventbrite page. The Zoom link will be sent to registered attendees the...