Begoña Martínez Gómez

Motivated and adaptable History and Languages Lecturer with over 5 years of experience teaching history, language, and culture across multiple educational settings. Specialized in Chinese History, with strong proficiency in Chinese language and culture, and passionate about integrating Eastern and Western histories into engaging lessons. Demonstrated success in designing and delivering curriculum for diverse age groups, from 12 to 24 years old, in multicultural environments such as China, Spain, and Bangladesh. Proven ability to foster student engagement and enhance academic performance through creative, culturally responsive, and student-centered teaching strategies

• The Legitimization of Political Power of Wu Zetian 武则天.International Congress of Contemporary Studies on China. Confucius Institute of Leon. May 2019.
• The evolution of women in Buddhism. II Complutense International Congress on East Asia Supernatural Asia: Religion, Rituality and Folklore in Asia. UCM. October-December 2022
• The evolutionary vision of clothing during the Tang period (618 A.D./ 907A.D.). III Complutense International Congress on East Asia: Daily Life in Asia. UCM. October 2023.
• The difficulties encountered in translating Jia pingwa into Spanish and the limited knowledge of the writer in Spain. 贾平凹与中国当代文学 国际学术研讨会. 商洛学院 May 2024.
• The challenges of using Virtual Translation Assistants. 2024 Conference on Digital Translation and International communication. XUFE. October 2024.
• The Challenges in translating Jian Pingwa´s prose from Chinese, English to Spanish. TAC Annual Conference 2025. TAC. April 2025.

• Northwest University, Xi´an Translator ( Chinese-English-Spanish)2023 – 2025. Currently translating Jia Pingwa prose.
• UCM (Complutense University), Sichuan University, Xi'an International University, Zjongnan Daxue and 清华大学. Upcoming proyect (2025-2026) Research about 武则天 and writing a book about her. Work as a research collaborator.

AAEAO (Spanish Association of Eastern Asian Studies) (2022-present)

AIER (Interdisciplinary Association of Roman Studies) (2015-present)