Author：Meihua Cai, Tanghua Yuan

Abstract: Xu Yun lived during the middle and late Ming dynasty, and the movement for restoring ancient ways initiated by the seven sons of the Ming dynasty had a great influence on him. When he accepted the thought of restoring ancient ways in the literature of the seven sons of Ming dynast...

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Author：Dongri Xu

Abstract: In the Ming Dynasty, China and Korea maintained a very close relationship. The Korean nation absorbed Chinese culture and showed a general imagining of “Utopia” to the Ming Dynasty. In the documentary diary Chaotianlu by Korean envoys, the Ming Government was greatly complim...

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Author：Chengyun Yu

Abstract: In 1047 and 1048, as a Korean envoy to the Northern Song Dynasty of China, Lee JaYeon built a temple in Kaesong which was modeled on and named after the Ganlu Temple, in Zhenjiang, China. In thoe years cultural...

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Author：Yongzhen Jin

Abstract: During the Ming and Qing dynasties, there were frequent incidents of Joseon people drifting from the Joseon peninsula to the Jiangnan region of China, and many drifting relics and documents still remain. Among them, in the twenty-third year of the Jiaqing of Renzong of the Qi...

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Author：Huafeng Xiao

Abstract: Title VI, originating from the National Defense Education Act of 1958, for the first time placed a strategy of US foreign language development in the form of federal legislation in the history of the United States. This Act has opened up and established three major traditions for America’s foreign language educati...

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Author：Qikeng Li

Abstract: The United States became the most powerful country in the world in the aftermath of World War II, with its political power, economic might, military strength and global influence drastically increased, which provided a solid foundation and favorable condition for its promotion of American English overseas. ...

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Author：Jinfeng Zhang

Abstract: Tennyson is not well-known for his war poems, however, his status as a Poet Laureate made him feel duty-bound to take a stand when faced with the occurrence of an event of national significance. Two poems published during the Crimean War, “The Charge of the L...

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Author：Lu Lu

Abstract: Fuenteovejuna, the masterpiece of the seventeenth-century Spanish playwright Lope de Vega, is one of the most famous plays of the Golden Age. The play was based on a peasant uprising in Spanish history, but the playwright deliberately added a gender dimension to allow women to play a special role. Under the honor system, wo...

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Author：Siyue Tian

Abstract: According to psychology, the children must find their self-identity before they enter the adulthood. Robert Musil, presents in the novel Die Verwirrungen des Zöglings Törleß, offers a portrait of an adolescent’s search for a stable identity. The protagonist undergoes religious exploration, animal ex...

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Author：Weiqing Xiao,Jiahui Gao

Abstract: Recent years have witnessed the rapid development of machine translation (MT) in China, which have brought significant changes to the subtitling industry, including the appearance of automatic machine-generated subtitles. This paper uses FAR model to assess the quality of a TED talk’s subtitles ...

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