In the context of global digital transformation and accelerated penetration of artificial intelligence technology, language and literature research and cross-cultural communication are standing at the intersection of tradition and innovation. Large scale language models reshape the paradigm of language research, digital narratives reconstruct the way literary expression is expressed, and cross-border knowledge flows and multilingual practices redefine the boundaries of cultural communication. As scholars have pointed out, language is not only a tool for communication, but also a carrier of culture and thinking. With the increasing popularity of AI today, traditional literary, linguistic, and cultural works are facing unprecedented challenges and reshaping. How to re-examine the artistic nature of language, the humanistic value of literature, and the intermediary function of cross-cultural communication has become a core issue of common concern in the international academic community.
The International Conference on Language, Literature, and Cross Cultural Communication (LLCCC 2026) aims to build an interdisciplinary and cross-border high-end academic exchange platform, focusing on core issues such as linguistic research and teaching, literary research and comparative literature, cross-cultural communication and translation research, and language and literature in the digital humanities and intelligent era. It brings together linguists, literary researchers, translation scholars, and cross-cultural communication experts from around the world to explore the inheritance, transformation, and innovation of humanities and academia in the digital age.