Liang Chen

Liang Chen

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Liang Chen, born in Beijing on September 8, 1984, is the first doctor of Slovak language and literature in China.

Personal profile

Liang Chen is the first doctor of Slovak language and literature in China.

Learning experience

2010.9-present doctoral student, School of philosophy, kaumensky University, Bratislava, Slovakia

2007.9-2010.7 School of Philosophy (Master) of khomensky University, Bratislava, Slovakia

2003.9-2007.6 Department of European languages, Beijing Foreign Studies University (Bachelor of Slovak language and literature, Bachelor of law / diplomacy)

2000.9-2003.6 Senior High School Department of Yuxin School Affiliated to Beijing Capital Normal University

1997.9-2000.6 Junior Middle School of Yuxin School Affiliated to Beijing Capital Normal University

1990.9-1997.6 No.1 Primary School, Zhanzhan Road, Xicheng District, Beijing

Research direction

The comparison of folk literature fairy tales between China and Slovakia, and the comparison of folk culture between China and Slovakia

work experience

Guest and subtitle translator in an interview with Ms. Heishan, a Sinologist on Slovak National Television in February 2010

On February 7, 2010, as the host of "Chinese culture day" held by Chinese Embassy in Slovakia, Ambassador Chen Jianfu delivered a speech and translated it into Slovak

2010.2.3 European tour of China Central National Orchestra - Slovak New Year Concert

In June 2009, entrusted by the Chinese Embassy in Slovakia, President Hu Jintao served as an interpreter accompanying director Zhang Ping of the national development and Reform Commission at the state banquet at the presidential palace during his visit to Slovakia; served as an interpreter for Minister of Commerce Chen Deming and Slovak ambassador to China at the state banquet of the Slovak president; and assisted the staff of the Information Department of the Ministry of foreign affairs in their communication with the presidential palace, the prime minister's office and the parliament before the visit Negotiation

In May 2009, I participated in Lux interview on Slovak TV station and recorded a talk show for one hour on the topic of Chinese Spring Festival

2008.12 as simultaneous interpreter in business negotiation between Slovak enterprises and Chinese Enterprises

In November 2008, he was appointed by the Chinese Embassy in Slovakia as the interpreter of the delegation of the Ministry of water resources to visit Slovakia

During the period of 2008.7-2008.8 Beijing Olympic Games, he served as NOC assistant of Slovak sports delegation, and was responsible for welcoming each batch of athletes and medical staff to vaslovac at the airport; Slovak President Gasparovic was responsible for the translation work as a volunteer representative during his visit to the Olympic village

In October 2008, I interviewed markiza, a Slovak television station, to record the learning life of Slovak students learning Chinese in the national public language school

From January 2008 to December 2008, I worked as a Chinese foreign teacher in Slovak National Language School, teaching Chinese culture and language dialogue classes for the highest grade

Interview with Slovak National Radio express in January 2008, recording a 20 minute talk show

Interview with markiza, a Slovak magazine, in December 2007. The special issue introduces the study and life of Chinese students in Slovakia

In October 2007, the first translation of Slovak writer P. caplicky's Chinese fairy tales was published in Slovakia

From May 2004 to January 2010, he published more than 70 articles on the comparison of Chinese and Slovak cultures, learning and life, etc. in the SME network electronic edition interface of slovak national newspaper

During the Beijing Olympic Games, due to the excellent performance of translation and reception, he was interviewed by many Slovak media and was rated as the "best member" of the Slovak Olympic delegation. In October 2008, he received a book from the Slovak Olympic Committee in Bratislava

In June 2009, during his visit to Sri Lanka, President Hu served as interpreter for the state banquet of the delegation, which was praised orally by Chen Deming, Minister of Commerce, and Zhang Ping, director of the national development and Reform Commission

In August 2010, she graduated with a master's degree from the school of philosophy of kadoorski University in Bratislava, Slovakia, and became the first female master of Slovak language and literature in China. At the same time, she won a scholarship from the Slovak government and continued to study for a doctorate in this university