Dong-sheng, Ren

Dong-sheng, Ren, Dr.: born 1966. Associate professor of English of Foreign Languages School of Ocean University of China. Chief Translator of Chinese Edition of Discover, an American monthly. 2002-2005 Graduated from Nankai University with Ph. D. 1999-2002 graduated from Nankai University with M.A. 1984-1988 graduated from Hebei Teacher’s College with B.A. 2005 Associate professor of Foreign Languages School of Ocean University of China. 2003-2005 Chief Translator for the Chinese Edition of Discover, an American Monthly. 2002-2003 teacher of ETFL. 1999-2002 teacher of selected Readings of English and American Literature, Nankai University. 1997-1998 visiting scholar, Nankai University. 1993-1997 editor of Zhangjiakou Medical College Campus Paper. 1988-1999 teacher of English, Zhangjiakou Medical College. 1995 lecturer of English, Zhangjiakou Medical College. Translation Published: Chief translator of Discover articles, published by Tianjin Press of Science and Technology, 2003-2005. Chief translator of Stories of Discovery, Baihua Literature and Art Press, 2005. Co-translator of Attack from the Clones. The People’s Press, 2002. Translator of Albert Einstein and the Frontiers of Physics. Tianjin Baihua Literature and Art Press, 2001. Article Published: “Zhu Weizhi’s Role of Founder in Establishing Research on Chinese Bible Translation.” Sichuan Foreign Languages Studies Journal. No. 4, 2005. “Orientation Towards Literature in Chinese Biblical Poetry Translation.” Shandong Foreign Languages Teaching. No. 4, 2005. “Review of Biblical Content Translations from Two Chinese Versions of Ulysses.” Tianjin International Studies University Journal. No. 1, 2005. “How to Translate Biblical Contents Pervading Literary Works.” Foreign Languages and Their Teachings. No. 12, 2000.

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