Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States

Yuyuan Zhou

doi:10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252750.20261003

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Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States

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Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States
Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States
Computer Science Department, Zhuhai College of Science and Technology, Zhuhai, Guangdong, 519000, China
2026年10卷第3期页码：244-248
网络首发：2026-08-07，

纸质出版：2026-06-30
DOI：10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252750.20261003
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Yuyuan Zhou. (2026). Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States. 创意与创新（英文版）, 10(3), 244-248.

Zhou Yuyuan.Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States[J].Creativity and Innovation,2026,10(03):244-248.
Yuyuan Zhou. (2026). Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States. 创意与创新（英文版）, 10(3), 244-248. DOI： 10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252750.20261003.

Zhou Yuyuan.Comparison and Integrated Development of Research on Sign Language Translation Between China and the United States[J].Creativity and Innovation,2026,10(03):244-248. DOI： 10.47297/wspciWSP2516-252750.20261003.

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Abstract

Sign language serves as the primary communication tool for deaf individuals

relying mainly on variations in hand gestures combined with facial expressions to convey information.Besides

some deaf people also utilize lip reading as an auxiliary means of understanding.As the world's mainstream sign language systems

Chinese Sign Language and American Sign Language exhibit significant differences

yet relevant research lacks systematic comparison and integrated exploration.This study compares the development of sign language translation industries and the current level of social recognition for deaf communities in China and the United States

analyzes the feasibility of mutual technological exchange between the two countries

and proposes establishing a bidirectional sign language translation framework

aiming to provide theoretical insights for the collaborative advancement of cross-system sign language translation technologies.

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