Perception, Attitudes and Expectations of translated Chinese literature

Welcome to this survey about your perception, attitudes and expectations of translated Chinese literature. It helps further my study on the reception of the contemporary and modern Chinese literature with a special focus on fictions and novels. It may also help you reflect on your past reading experience of translated literature. When answering the questions, please think about translations you read in daily life and your book club activities.

The survey should take 15-20 minutes to complete. Your answers will only be used for research purposes and will be kept highly confidential. You will be free to withdraw at any time up until you submit the survey.

If you have any questions about the survey or the research project behind it, please contact Amy DI at 17010027@bfsu.edu.cn.

Hereby you agree that you have read the information above and volunteer to participate in this project.

Name all the contemporary and modern translated Chinese literature or Chinese writers you or your book club has read or known

What's your main channel to read translated Chinese literature?

	Least frequent	Less frequent	Average	Very frequent	Most frequent
Bookshop
Bookshop
Library
Library
the Internet
the Internet
Friends or book club members
Friends or book club members

For what purpose do you read translated Chinese literature?

For personal interest, such as learning social, cultural, political culture of China

For study, research or work

For entertainment, nothing special from reading non-translated literature

Others

Report

	Always/Usually	Never	Sometimes
Front cover
Front cover
Back cover
Back cover
"About the author"
"About the author"
Introduction
Introduction
Translator's notes
Translator's notes
Footnotes
Footnotes
Main body of the book
Main body of the book