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Read a series of in-depth stories about SISU faculty, students, alumni and beyond campus.
26 February 2024
The breeze of February stimulated the students’ passion for creation that had laid dormant within their hearts, promoting them to transform their ingenious ideas into brilliant articles. With the approaching of the new semester, it’s time we wrapped up the competition of Chinese Traditional Story Innovation Essay held by the English Corner @SISU
15 February 2024
VICTORIA ALMEIDA, Professor of Brazilian Studies, Shanghai International Studies University "I'm amazed to see the work of art here, and to see that Brazil and China and Brazil already had connections in the past and we have artists in Yixing to get to know more about purple clay culture, and to see their work for cultural communication."
30 December 2023
The Backpack Reporting and Research Team from SISU travelled to Paris, France to research local people's opinions on the beauty and the relevant cultural interactions.
28 December 2023
Wang Yijing, an alumna of Shanghai International Studies University (SISU), is working at United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Investment and Technology Promotion Office Shanghai, China.
27 December 2023
Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) has a volunteer organization called “Sunshine Babies”, which conduct weekly activities to assist children with autism to adapt to the society.
25 December 2023
It seems that Chinese people’s anticipation to get married becomes weaker in recent years. So, what are SISU students’ views on marriage?
30 November 2023
In a rainy, misty morning, only a few early joggers traverse the banks of the Seine River, where green metal boxes are neatly arranged, filled with second-hand books and souvenirs, quietly awaiting their owners.
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In celebration of the traditional Chinese festival known as the Double Ninth Festival, 27 Hanfu lovers dressing in a traditional Chinese clothing, gathered at the Buttes-Chaumont Park in Paris.
In Paris, where abundance of pigeons graces the city’s skyline, pigeon pins are selling like hot cakes in souvenir shops.
29 November 2023
Have you purchased in livestream during this “Double 11”? Our survey investigated SISU students' preference for livestream shopping as livestreams gain increasing popularity in China
07 June 2023
Professor Zhu Weilie has devoted more than 50 years in Arabic language teaching and Middle East studies at Shanghai International Studies University (SISU), with being awarded more than five national interpretation prizes.
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24 December 2022
From September to December, students at Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) participated in an English dubbing studio established collaboratively by SISU and the leading organizations of the industry.
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09 June 2021
Modu, a contemporary nickname for Shanghai, is widely known among the youth. The whole word can be understood as “the magical city”. But this is not exactly what it means when many people actually call Shanghai “Modu”, and it means more than that.
Being the first museum in China that focuses on the topic of language around the world, the museum is actively seeking opportunities for research, education and collaboration.
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24 June 2021
In September of last year, Song Huanjie, who used to be a principal of Songjiang Yongfeng Experimental School, was sent to the village as an instructor to help its development.
Chen Wangdao (1891-1977) was a Chinese scholar, educator and translator. He was the first person to translate The Communist Manifesto into Chinese, completed in April 1920.
Both sides of the Huangpu River in Shanghai have witnessed the convergence of logistics, commercial development and the inflow of capital and talents, representing not only the transformation of Shanghai, but also the development of China's international trade.
27 May 2021
The first volume of the Songjiang Cultural Encyclopaedia was unveiled to the public on April 15th. It was presented to representatives of various circles at the launch ceremony.
Yue Opera which originated in Zhejiang province, is the second most popular form of Chinese opera after Peking opera. There are dozens of Yue Opera fans and groups in Shanghai.
09 October 2023
Shen Jiayin, who graduated from Shanghai International Studies University, is the language service supervisor of the Main Media Center of the 19th Asian Games.
30 December 2022
Zhang Lijun, a Spanish language scholar in the Shanghai International Studies University(SISU), benefited students to learn Latin American language and culture by teaching indigenous language, translating Spanish literature and hosting Spanish poetry forum.
Field research or fieldwork, often believed to be a romantic experience, has gained much attention recently. Wang Duanyong, an associate researcher from Shanghai International Studies University (SISU), may show its real face through his overseas fieldwork.
12 December 2022
04 January 2022
For the past four decades, Sun Yizhen, the former Spanish professor of SISU, has been focusing on one thing: compiling dictionaries.
26 May 2021
Taking Trams is now a main way for SISUers to go on a city tour. Out of the west gate of SISU Songjiang Campus is just right the Wenhui Road Tram Station. Many students here love these trams, which are called "silkworm babies" because of its cute appearances.
From middle school time on, I have been a big fan of Eileen Chang, spending many nights diving in her literary works. Now as a postgraduate student in Shanghai, I certainly would not waste such a good opportunity to visit some of Eileen Chang’s former residences.
27 January 2021
Six foreign teachers working in SISU have received the China-made COVID-19 vaccine to ensure they are protected. Despite hearing different voices about side effects from the new vaccine, they said it's necessary to get vaccinated.
22 June 2019
Going to the Internet-famous restaurants has become a new epidemic phenomenon among Chinese youth especially females living in economically developed cities.
20 June 2018
On a sultry afternoon, Wang Ziyi was carrying her friend on her back. At the meantime, she was supposed to swerve around the obstacles and sprint to the endpoint. This is not a physical training, this is a game called “20 Rush”.
30 May 2017
Most universities rule morning exercise. Some of them have introduced an APP to manage students’ exercising.
03 May 2016
The graduate program run by the Graduate Institute of Interpretation and Translation (GIIT) of Shanghai International Studies University represents what is considered the highest standard in China.
22 April 2016
At the very least, despite the flooding memes of Qingtuan on the internet, it certainly bears the emotional sustenance of people — the commemoration of ancestors, the memory of past years, or even the cultural recognition.
12 April 2016
A new study suggests that the mobile phone as a new influential interpersonal communication for human beings, which has a profound impact on people’s work, study and life.