Stephen
Zhongqing Wu holds an MA in
Applied Linguistics and is a member of the Translation Committee at the International Comparative Literature Association (ICLA) , an expert member of the Translators Association of
China (TAC), and a member of the Writers Association of Hainan Province in the PRC. He is a published translator, writer, and researcher based in Hainan, the PRC. He has had extensive working experience in the corporate, financial and
language service providing sectors in China, in which he has had over 21 years of translation in the aforesaid fields. His
publication in Chinese and English includes papers, articles of translation and
essays published in China and the US, Chinese translations of Eating Women Telling Tales, a collection
of Indian English short stories by Bulbul Sharma, and The Lion Companion to Church Architecture by David Stancliffe
(co-translated, the second translator). His Chinese translation of Religio Medici and Other Writings by Sir
Thomas Browne and Dr Samuel Johnson will be forthcoming. His recently forthcoming publication is an English paper to be published in the open access format of the Conference Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association. His areas of other interest include
cultural studies, translation studies, and comparative literature researched
from the multilingual and interdisciplinary perspectives.