A few days ago, the National Office of Philosophy and Social Science Work office accepted the application for closure. Peng Qinglong, distinguished professor of School of Foreign Languages of Shanghai Jiao Tong University and chief editor of Journal of Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), is the chief expert of the National Social Science Fund major project "Oceania Literature Research from the perspective of Multi-culture" (16ZDA200), which has been successfully concluded and was evaluated as "excellent".

Recently, with the approval of the National Publishing Fund Management Committee, the final result of the project "Oceania Literature Research from the Perspective of Multiculturalism" has been successfully selected as the National Publishing Fund project in 2024 and has been granted the financial support of the National Publishing Fund.
The project team is headed by Professor Peng Qinglong of the SFL, with Professor Wang Jinghui of Tsinghua University, Professor Zhu Xiaoying of East China Normal University, Professor Yu Jianhua of Shanghai International Studies University, and Professor Wang Xiaoling of Anhui University as sub-project leaders. At the same time, well-known scholars in related fields are invited to participate in the research as core members of the project team.
From the perspective of multiculturalism, the research group takes Oceanian literature since the 1970s as its research object, and takes multicultural thought theory, Australian literature, New Zealand literature and South Pacific Island literature as its research content. Along the lines of text, literature, culture and civilization, the research group adopts synchronic study as its main research method and diachronic study as its auxiliary research method. It will reveal the multicultural values contained in the literary texts of Oceania, and on this basis, from the height of human civilization and world literature, it will elaborate on the multicultural pattern of Oceania and the internal and external interaction of Oceania's multicultural culture, highlight the essential characteristics of the hybridity of Oceania's multicultural culture, and help build a community with a shared future for mankind.