(Including but not limited to the following topics)
Track 1: Comparative Literature and Literary Criticism
Comparative literature theory and methodology
Literary criticism and interpretation
Comparative studies of Chinese and foreign literature
Postcolonial literature and theory
Gender and sexual orientation in literature
Race and ethnicity in literature
Literary adaptation and cross-media research
Digital humanities and literary studies
Literary translation and creative translation
Modernism and postmodernism in literature
Track 2: Cross-cultural Research and Mutual Learning of Civilizations
Construction and criticism of cross-cultural theory
Mutual learning of civilizations and the community of shared destiny
Cross-cultural communication theory and practice
Cross-cultural research from the perspective of digital humanities
Cross-cultural competence and global competence
International migration, mobility and social integration
The Belt and Road Initiative and regional cross-cultural research
Cross-cultural translation theory and practice
Cultural identity and political differences
Chinese theories and practices in cross-cultural research
Track 3: World Literature and Global Mobility
World literature theory and criticism
Worldwide circulation and reception of literature
Global literary market and translation politics
Perspective from the margins and the reconstruction of world literature
Transnational/Displaced/Exile writing
Local literature and global classics
Comparative studies of folklore and mythology in world literature
Artificial intelligence and world literature research
Literature of the Global South and spatial politics
Literary boundaries and cultural hybridization