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Duan, F. (2006). Deep Description, New Historicism, and Thick Translation—Translation Studies from the Perspective of Cultural Anthropology. Journal of China West Normal University (Philosophy & Social Sciences), No. 2, 90-93. (In Chinese)

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• TITLE: An Analysis of the English Translation of Museum Interpretive Texts from the Perspective of Thick Translation—A Case Study of the Shaanxi History Museum

  AUTHORS: Junye Li, Yijie Liu

  KEYWORDS: Thick Translation, Cultural Relic Interpretive Texts, Shaanxi Culture, Shaanxi History Museum

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.14 No.8, August 20, 2026

  ABSTRACT: Shaanxi is rich in cultural and tourism resources and attracts a steady stream of foreign visitors. The Shaanxi History Museum is therefore an important vehicle for the overseas dissemination of Shaanxi culture and for constructing the image of Shaanxi. Based on thick translation theory, this paper analyzes the English translations of the museum’s interpretive texts from three dimensions—cultural context, cultural explanation, and deeper connotation. It identifies current shortcomings in translation and aims to help overseas audiences gain a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural lineage of the Qin region, thereby promoting Shaanxi culture more effectively.