A tentative study on application of dynamic equivalence in literary translation——Loss and skewing of cultural-loaded image in literary translation;

In the post-colonial context,equivalence theory as the key translation theory has experienced a culture turn.

A Study on Internet News Translation from the Perspective of Nida s Equivalence Theory;

This thesis first makes a brief introduction of the history of film and film translation, reviews the studies on film translation in China and abroad, and discusses the feasibility of equivalence theory in the E-C film translation.

The most well-received equivalence theory is the one initiated by Nida, entailing dynamic equivalence and formal equivalence.

American translation theorist Eugene Nida (1964) maintains that the role of the translator in translation is an intermediary one that tries to convey to the readers the original information of the source text so as to achieve maximum"dynamic equivalence"between the source text and the target text.

A good translator should succeed in keeping the problem of "tone" in his mind and try his best to achieve a dynamic equivalence of tone between the original text and the translated text.

Group Key Agreement Protocols in Dynamic Peer Group;

With the rapid development of network technology and increased Internet-scale, the application areas of dynamic peer group communication (Dynamic Peer Group Communication) is more and more widely, such as video conferencing, network games, real-time information services, distributed simulation, etc.