SESSION PANEL ROOM 08:30 Welcome refreshments: Tea and coffee 8th floor Partners Room SESSION 1 PANEL 1: Class, Citizenship and the Dream’ NUBS 2.05 ‘China 09:00-11:00 CHAIR: Dr Gerda Wielander Sophia Woodman: Translocal practices of mobile citizenship in China MIAO Ying: Expectations Managed: Middle Attitude towards Socio-Political Affairs in China QIAO Si: The correspondence between Tiny times (Xiao shidai) and Chinese Dream (Zhongguomeng) the discussion of Guo – Jingming’s literary practice Heather Inwood: Sleeptalking for Losers: Confronting the Dream’ in Chinese ‘China Popular Fiction PANEL 2: The British in China NUBS 2.13 CHAIR: Dr Isabella Jackson PAN Lu: British Image of China: A Study on Early English Translation of Sanguozhi Yanyi GAO Hao: Prelude to the Opium War? British reactions to the Fizzle’ and attitudes ‘Napier towards China in the mid-1830s Chia-Lin: into a Wealthy “Brought Mission Experience and its influence on the British perception of Formosa, 1865-1895 Emily Williams: Consuming Mao’s China: British visitors and their objects PANEL 3: Chinese as a Foreign Language CHAIR: Mr. Giles Blackburne (TBC) NUBS 2.14 WU Yanmei: Teaching Mandarin tones an – innovative approach KAN Qian: Students’ Engagement with Interactive Computer Marked Assignments for Formative Assessment in Beginners’ Languages Modules ZHANG Shihai: Traditional Chinese Ethical Culture and Morpheme Order in Coordinate Compound Nouns Referring to Persons LU Yang: The Relationship between - and Impacts of - Assessments in the HSK System and U.K. HE Mandarin courses.
SESSION PANEL ROOM 08:30 Welcome refreshments: Tea and coffee 8th floor Partners Room SESSION 1 09:00-11:00 PANEL 1: Class, Citizenship and the ‘China Dream’ CHAIR: Dr Gerda Wielander Sophia Woodman: Translocal practices of mobile citizenship in China MIAO Ying: Expectations Managed: Middle Attitude towards Socio-Political Affairs in China QIAO Si: The correspondence between Tiny times (Xiao shidai) and Chinese Dream (Zhongguomeng) – the discussion of Guo Jingming’s literary practice Heather Inwood: Sleeptalking for Losers: Confronting the ‘China Dream’ in Chinese Popular Fiction PANEL 2: The British in China CHAIR: Dr Isabella Jackson PAN Lu: British Image of China: A Study on Early English Translation of Sanguozhi Yanyi GAO Hao: Prelude to the Opium War? British reactions to the ‘Napier Fizzle’ and attitudes towards China in the mid-1830s Chia-Lin: “Brought into a Wealthy Mission Experience and its influence on the British perception of Formosa, 1865-1895 Emily Williams: Consuming Mao’s China: British visitors and their objects PANEL 3: Chinese as a Foreign Language CHAIR: Mr. Giles Blackburne (TBC) WU Yanmei: Teaching Mandarin tones – an innovative approach KAN Qian: Students’ Engagement with Interactive Computer Marked Assignments for Formative Assessment in Beginners’ Languages Modules ZHANG Shihai: Traditional Chinese Ethical Culture and Morpheme Order in Coordinate Compound Nouns Referring to Persons LU Yang: The Relationship between - and Impacts of - Assessments in the HSK System and U.K. HE Mandarin courses. NUBS 2.05 NUBS 2.13 NUBS 2.14
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