ICCLL 2027|The 13th International Conference on Culture, Languages, and Literature

The conference will be held in Xi'an, China—one of the world's oldest cities and the historic starting point of the ancient Silk Road—from May 21 to 23, 2027. ICCLL 2027 is sponsored by Xi'an University of Posts & Telecommunications, China, and hosted by School of Foreign Languages, Xi'an University of Posts & Telecommunications, China. This year's theme is: "Cultural Dialogue Across Continents: Blending Traditional Humanities with Global Linguistic and Literary Innovations".

ICCLL 2027 is proudly supported by academic partners and institutions dedicated to advancing research in culture, languages, literature, and related interdisciplinary fields. It serves as a distinctive platform for scholars, researchers, and professionals worldwide to exchange ideas, showcase innovative research, and engage in meaningful dialogue.

As a city that has connected civilizations for over two millennia, Xi'an provides an ideal setting for exploring the intersections of language, culture, and literature. The conference will highlight how linguistic traditions, literary heritage, and cultural identities continue to evolve in an increasingly interconnected world, while fostering new perspectives on global communication and cross-cultural understanding.

Our mission is to bridge disciplinary boundaries, encourage international collaboration, and promote dialogue among scholars from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. The program will feature keynote speeches by distinguished experts, paper presentations covering a wide range of topics, and interactive discussions designed to stimulate new ideas and future partnerships.

Set against the backdrop of Xi'an, home to the world-famous Terracotta Warriors, the Ancient City Wall, and a rich legacy of cultural exchange along the Silk Road, ICCLL 2027 promises to be both academically rewarding and culturally inspiring. Participants will have the opportunity to experience the city's unique blend of historical heritage and modern development while engaging in thought-provoking academic discussions.