In the context of the deepening reshaping of cultural exchange patterns through globalization and digitization, language, literature, and translation studies are standing at the intersection of tradition and innovation. From the transformation of translation technology driven by artificial intelligence to the diverse interpretation of cross-cultural literature, from the critical examination of language power by sociolinguistics to the rereading of classic texts by digital humanities methods, the cross fusion of linguistics, literature, and translation studies continues to expand the boundaries of humanities and academia. In 2026, with the continuous penetration of generative AI into language production and cultural dissemination, how to re-examine the artistic nature of language, the humanistic value of literature, and the cultural intermediary function of translation has become a core issue of common concern in the international academic community.
The International Conference on Language, Literature and Translation Studies (LLTS 2026) aims to build an interdisciplinary and cross-border high-end academic exchange platform, focusing on core issues such as linguistic theory and application, literary research and comparative literature, translation research and cross-cultural communication. It brings together linguists, literary researchers, translation scholars and experts in related fields from around the world to explore the inheritance, transformation and innovation of humanities and academia in the digital age.