The “International Conference on Chinese Translation History” series aspires to explore Chinese translation history within the bigger framework of world civilization and human thought, and aims to lay groundwork for new models, methods, and perspectives in this innovative interdisciplinary branch of learning through detailed case studies. The conference series will be held every two years, with a different central theme for every conference, and welcomes researchers from across the world to participate.

	Translators in the development of Chinese language and literature
	Translators in the adoption and appropriation of knowledge
	Translators in cultural exchange between China and the world
	Translators in the spread and localization of religions
	Translators in international conflicts and negotiations