Zhao Yeying

Associate Professor

Institute

Institute of German Studies  

Areas of interest:

Studies of German People in China during the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China and German Translation of Chinese Works at the same time

Publications:

Monograph:

1. Growth Memory in German Autobiographical Literature of the 1990s, Jilin University Press, 2016.

2. Translated works: Five Crossroads in World History, People's Publishing House, 2014.

Papers:

1. Arendt's Criticism and Reflection on Modern Culture, Journal of Guangdong Radio and Television University, No. 3, 2011, 63-67.

2. An Analysis of the Narrative Aesthetics in the Trilogy about Studying in Germany of Mori Ōgai, Journal of Changchun Institute of Education, No. 3, 2013, 1-2, 11.

3. No home: Identity in “Continue to exist”, 224-234.

4. The Past as the Present. An Analysis of the Present Narrative in “Continue to exist” and “The bursting spring”, The Author, July 2015, 80-81.

Translates texts:

1.  How do German Jurists View the Relationship Between Organized Crime and Corruption? Organized Crime and Countermeasures in The Era of Globalization, China Democracy and Legal System Press, 267-282.