Multilinguality in DH can refer to the inclusion of multilingual research objects in digital resources. It also refers to the need for multilingual academic exchange (which is often limited to English), especially since many terms are difficult to translate. Both aspects come with major challenges (cf. Fiormonte 2021). Tinghui Duan will address these challenges by using the example of the Romantic Period Poetry Archive ( <ref xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" target="https://t.co/QdLYAaWiCZ">https://t.co/QdLYAaWiCZ</ref>), an “open access digital platform of global Romantic-period poetry”. Since the project itself notes that its "selection process is largely Western/Northern-centric" (e.g. Görner 2021, Matuschek 2021), it is not surprising that not a single Chinese romantic writer was registered originally ( <ref xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" target="https://t.co/o8MkasqQ0A">https://t.co/o8MkasqQ0A</ref>). While three Chinese writers have now been admitted at the suggestion of Tinghui Duan (for romanticism in Asia cf. Long et al. 2018, Rabut 2014), he will address possibilities of acknowledging languages more equally.