Rui Guo

I graduated as a Master of Arts in Linguistics from Beijing Language and Culture University (China), and is currently enrolled as a PhD student in Applied Linguistics as the department of Linguistics and Literary Studies of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium). My research is funded by the China Scholarship Council, and focuses on linguistic landscapes as a way of gauging language vitality of Chinese as a heritage language in a multilingual diaspora context.

I graduated as a Master of Arts in Linguistics from Beijing Language and Culture University (China), and is currently enrolled as a PhD student in Applied Linguistics as the department of Linguistics and Literary Studies of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium). My research is funded by the China Scholarship Council, and focuses on linguistic landscapes as a way of gauging language vitality of Chinese as a heritage language in a multilingual diaspora context.