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Zhao Ming's honor
Professor Zhao Ming has taught general linguistics, translation theory, English prose, English lexicology, English rhetoric, research methodology, teaching theory and practice, contemporary English translation, advanced oral English, English speech and eloquence, business English and other courses for postgraduates and undergraduates for more than 20 years.

Professor Zhao Ming has published more than 60 teaching research papers and academic papers in national core journals such as China Sci-tech Translation, Shanghai Sci-tech Translation, Journal of Tianjin Foreign Studies University, Academic Exchange, Foreign Language and Foreign Language Teaching, participated in the dictionary 1 department, and published 2 books as chief editors. I have independently completed the scientific research project of young teachers in Xuzhou Normal University (QW932 1). Three teaching and research projects have been completed in the University of Mining and Technology: Research on Modern English-Chinese Translation Operation Training (project number: 0409 16), Research on Business English-Chinese Translation Practice (project number: 2004 16) and Research on China English Cultural Translation Perspective (project number: 050903). The research results were included in 2 articles by the National People's Congress Photocopying Information Center, 2 articles by CSSCI and more than 20 articles by China academic journals. Some achievements won the second prize and the third prize of scientific and technological progress at the school level, the outstanding achievement award of Xuzhou philosophy and social sciences and the outstanding thesis award of "Selected Scientific Research Achievements in the Ninth Five-Year Plan". At present, he is in charge of the project of School 1 Science and Technology Fund: Perspective Study on the Formation and Acceptance of English in China (Y20040 1).

Professor Zhao Ming's main research interests are English applied linguistics, translation theory and practice, interlanguage translation and aesthetics, and business English.