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Call for Papers

Manuscripts of Contemporary International Students

Volume of China

 

With curiosity and expectation, you came to China.

 

Your experience and feelings in China are what we are eager to know. NOT ONLY STUDENTS. ANYONE WHO WORKS OR LIVES HERE IS WELCOME. Very possibly, you may also want to share with us your thoughts. Then please, write down your true stories.

 

You are expected to share your stories in this special series Manuscripts of Contemporary International Students.  From 2003, we have been working on this series of books that aims to record the study and life of international students. The Volume of France and the Volume of Germany have been published, while the other three volumes, the Volume of Russia, Malaysia and Britain are under final refinement. Now the Volume of China is on our schedule. It is in this volume that you may express freely and directly to our readers home and abroad and find a cozy place to store your precious memories.

 

We have heard countless stories from Chinese students in other countries. And now, can we hear your stories?

 

We are anxiously expecting your supports, and hope to see your article in this Manuscripts of Contemporary International Students, Volume of China.

 

Simply true stories!

 

You can send your stories to don@sinofrance.org (Chinese, Français, and English). Please kindly attach a brief introduction of your own.

 

YOU WILL HAVE AT LEAST ONE PUBLISHED BOOK IF YOUR STORY IS ADOPTED.

 

Board of Editors

GU Dongdong, Chief Editor, +86 13305810421

HONG Ying, Co-operator, roannahong@yahoo.com.cn

 

Manuscripts of Contemporary International Students, Volume of China

Hangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing,

Paris, London, Washington, Saint Petersburg

 

If you have any questions or comments, please send them to

www.lixq.cn/forum/forum-23-1.html  (Chinese)

www.lixq.cn/forum/thread-3828-1-1.html   (English)

forum.sinofrance.org/index.php?showtopic=888   (français)

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