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“Zhang Lu was born and raised in Jinan.” Yesterday afternoon when reporter contacted Zhang Lu’s former classmate Li Zhigang, he told the reporter proudly. Now she is officially recognized and became a heavily discussed celebrity. On March 14, 2010, she was also the translator for Premier Wen Jiaboa at a press conference. On March 7, 2010, when Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi answered reporter’s questions, Zhang Lu was the live translator. In February 2009, Premier Wen Jiabao met with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown during his visit to Britain Zhang Lu served as the on-site translator. People widely appreciated her quick thinking and elegant manners. With extensive experiences, she is Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao’s chief translator, and is also one of the important chief external interpreters. She is currently the Deputy Director of the English Translation and Interpretation department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She studied foreign affairs at a university in London and got her master’s degree there. She not only has a dignified and elegant appearance, but also was intelligent. Zhang Lu was born in 1977, a student at China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU) International Law student and graduated in 2000. Yesterday afternoon, the reporter got in contact with Zhang Lu’s family, former classmates and teachers together they looked back this “hottest female translator’s” past growing up. In fact, many people do not know, the female translator sat with Prime Minister Zhang Lu was a girl born and raised in Jinan. Her micro-blog click rank was even higher than Liu Xiang’s. Because of the fluent translation of the ancient poems quoted by Prime Minister Wen, the female translator Zhang Lu sat beside the Prime Minister also was praised and became popular on the Internet. “Who is the female translator next to the Prime Minister?” after the two conferences (the National People’s Congress and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (NPC and CPPCC), Prime Minister Wen Jiabao’s “poetic and knowledgeable elegant demeanor” at the press conference fascinated many reporters. Was this accidental or inevitable? Does this girl becoming popular mean Chinese netizens are more and more concerned about the country, politics and current affairs? Did Zhang Lu’s talent and elegance win millions of netizens over? Or was it because people like the fact Zhang Lu came from a common people’s family, a perfect Cinderella story? The following is an article on Netease supposedly is the first time exposing her past and her family background being ordinary, a very typical piece by the Chinese media to praise a public figure… Started just couple of days ago, her name was one of the most searched keywords on Google and Baidu. She was the female translator for Prime Minister Wen Jiabao at the meetings. The Committee cooperates with the Journal for the Study of Christian Culture.If you paid close attention to the Two Conferences (NPC and CPPCC), you must know who Zhang Lu (张璐) is. Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2011-12 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2012-13 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2013-14 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2014-15 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2015-16 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2016-17 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2017-18 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2018-19 Scriptural Reasoning & Comparative Literature Report 2019-20 Other members can be found in the reports uploaded below. ZHANG Hui, Peking University – Jing (Cathy), Renmin University of China – you are interested in joining the committee’s activities, please contact the Chair.

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Click to download the Statement of Purpose of the Scriptural Reasoning and Comparative Studies committee. The main purpose of the Research Committee “Scriptural Reasoning and Comparative Studies” is to explore “scriptural reasoning” specifically in the interstices of comparative literature and religious studies, to broaden its traditionally restricted scope with Chinese resources, and to deepen the intercultural, inter-lingual and interdisciplinary dimensions of comparative literature.

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