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Zhang Deshao

Associate Professor

Associate professor of Chinese and English. His research interests are Chinese grammatology, paleography and the teaching of Chinese characters in CFL. He taught courses to undergraduate and graduate students in the fields of Chinese grammatology, ancient Chinese, Chinese characters and culture, and the teaching of Chinese characters in CFL. He published Studies on the decipherment of Oracle bone inscriptions, Concordance of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Modern Chinese and English (co-ed.) and The
Zhang Hongqian

Associate Professor

Zhang is an associate professor and master supervisor. Part-time Positions: Deputy Director of the National Discourse Ecology Research Center (a source think tank of CTTI) of ECNU Member of International Society for Kristeva Studies Director of Rhetoric Society of China Associate Editor of Series for Young Chinese Pragmatics Scholars Editorial Director of Chinese Rhetoric (Annual Journal of Rhetoric Society of China) Reviewer of Chinese Teaching In The World Reviewer for the Journal of Chinese
Zhu Kang

Associate Professor

Zhu is an associate professor with a Ph.D. He devotes into modern and contemporary Chinese literature, and offers courses such as Critical Theory and Literary Studies, Contemporary Chinese Literature, and History of Chinese Literature in the 20th Century. Academic Achievements: Projects: A Study of Ethical Life in Literature (1949-1966) , a general project of National Social Science, 2020; Case Studies of Chinese Literature and Spiritual History in the 20th Century, a post-grant general projec

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