Abby Liu Introduction
Abby简介：
- 悉尼大学商学学士
- 悉尼大学经济学与英语语言学研究双料硕士
- 澳洲NATTI翻译认证
- Tesol国际英语教师资格认证
- 雅思成绩 8.0
- 澳大利亚悉尼留学生活8年
- 曾担任采尼大学中国学联副丰席
- 以志愿者身份参与悉尼市长选举活动;在澳洲多次担任中文教师进行汉语的传播授课
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The Australian short story in the last quarter of the twentieth century was intimately linked with the country’s isolated geographic status and search for national identity as well as international status. Given that Australia is the world’s largest island, cut off from its cultural and political colonizing roots in Great Britain and given the relatively small population, artists have always been tempted to leave the country in order to be recognized outside what has sometimes been seen as a cultural backwater. Three short-story writers since the mid-1970s lived for long periods abroad while managing to attract an international readership. After the Second World War, Australia revised its isolationist “white Australia” policy and began to attract immigrants from Europe and Asia. Australia’s multiculturalism is reflected in the short stories of a number of writers who have travelled abroad and who use their transnational experience to nourish their artistic output.
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