
Li Yingnan
Name | Li Yingnan |
Title | Director of the Russian Language Center at Beijing Foreign Studies University |
Gender | - |
Birthday | 1943 |
nationality | — |
Source | https://baike.baidu.com/item/李英男/62624 |
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LastUpdate | 2025-07-11T09:14:27.774Z |
After graduating from a ten-year secondary school in Moscow in 1960, this individual returned to China. In 1962, they entered the Spanish Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University and graduated in 1967. Since 1974, they have been teaching at the Russian Language Institute of BFSU, received the title of professor in 1998, and was appointed as a doctoral supervisor in 2001. Currently, they serve as the director of the Russian Language Center at Beijing Foreign Studies University and is the former dean of the School of Russian. They are also a council member of the Chinese Society for Russian Language Teaching and a member of several historical research associations. They teach a variety of courses including practical language, speaking, translation, and also offer courses related to Russian culture at the master's and doctoral levels. In the 1980s, their research primarily focused on Russian vocabulary and teaching methodology, generating numerous translations. After the 1990s, their research shifted toward Russian history, society, and culture, covering topics such as national character, social thought, and political culture. They aim to analyze Russia from a Chinese perspective, promote China-Russia cultural交流, and develop new theories and practical content for teaching. They have mentored five master's students and one doctoral student. Their main works include "On the National Character of Russia and Its Relationship with Russian History and Culture." Additionally, their translation of "The Living Dead" was awarded the "Rainbow" Translation Prize by the Chinese Writers Association in 1985.