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Xueting C. Ni

Xueting C. Ni is a British Chinese culture writer, curator and literary translator. She has written extensively on China’s culture since 2010, working with institutions, festivals and companies such as the BBC, Confucius Institute and Tordotcom to further understanding and exchange. Her non-fiction writing includes From Kuan Yin to Chairman Mao: An Essential Guide to Chinese Deities (Weiser Books) and Chinese Myths (Amber Books). Her SFF translations include the curated sci-fi anthology Sinopticon (Solaris) and horror anthology Sinophagia (Solaris). Her current projects include a book on Wuxia culture and a queer Chinese fiction collection.

Works by Xueting C. Ni

Report on the Origin and Usage of Loong Memes

Xinfeng Xike 新丰昔客, Xueting C. Ni

Mona Lisa’s smile is a successful meme, for centuries it has been passed down through generations of humans, being replicated and modified without signs of decline. Now, how have we done that with dragons? Follow the chief scientist in tracing back the origin of the Loong meme and how it can be utilised… as the Anstra race plans to slowly infiltrate the humans.