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The Dissemination And Reception Of The English Translations Of Xi You Ji In The English-Speaking World
Xi You Ji is a Chinese literary canon which enjoys popularity worldwide. Given the important role played by the overseas spread of fictions in cultural transmission, there is a need to identify the transformation of XYJ’s images in the English-speaking world, determining the changes in the reception
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