BA, M.Phil. (CUHK); Ph.D. (Arizona State University)
Assistant Professor, Department of History, CUHK
My research interest focuses on the intellectual and social history of the Middle Period of China (7th-14th century). I deal with various texts of intellectual communication in Tang and Song periods, including annotations and commentaries on traditional Classics, literati letters between scholar-officials, memorials, encyclopedias on daily life, as well as other kinds of elite and vernacular literature. In particular, I am interested in how knowledge has been produced, exchanged and transmitted in imperial China. My current writing project focuses on the correlation between the New Learning (xinxue新學) community and the Daoxue fellowship (道學) in the late Northern Song. Switching between intellectual, social and political history, my study shares the convention that ideas and conceptions of ideas play a key role in maintaining a sense of connectedness among people of different spatial and temporal horizons. The study of intellectual history, in this light, serve as a lens through which not only we examine the history of past horizons, but also reflect on our modern mentality.
(* Refereed books, journal articles, conference papers, and book chapters)
Monographs
Refereed Publications
Refereed conference papers
Book Review
Translation
Year | Research Project |
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2020-2022 | Re-thinking the Song Yuan xue’an: The Formation of the “Cheng School” as a Disciplinary Matrix and its Development in the Early Twelfth Century (從《宋元學案》出發再探十二世紀「程門」之建構與發展) Project number: 14608519 Fund Awarded (HK$): $445, 000 Principal Investigator, GRF Grant of the Research Grant Council (RGC) of Hong Kong |
2018-2020 | Male Medicine and Reproduction in Late Imperial China (近世中國的男科醫學與生育文化) Project number: 14600117 Fund Awarded (HK$): $388,000 Principal Investigator, Co – Investigator: Prof Hsiung, Ping-chen, GRF Grant of the Research Grant Council (RGC) of Hong Kong |
2018-2019 | Empowered by Imperial Ancestors: Ritual Politics and Ritualists in Northern Song Reforms (威兮其祖: 北宋改革中的禮儀政治與禮臣) Project number: 24603017 Fund Awarded (HKD): $216, 000 Principal Investigator, ECS Grant of the Research Grant Council (RGC) of Hong Kong |
2017-2018 | Internal grant for teaching staffs of the Chinese University of Hong Kong Project title: The making of “New Court Rituals” in the transition period of the early Northern Song (1000-1067) Fund Awarded (HKD): $62, 000 Principal Investigator, Direct Grant of the Chinese University of Hong Kong |
2017-2018 | Competitive grant for publications of literature writings and literature criticism in Hong Kong Project title: 《綠滿窗前:吐露港讀書劄記》(出版資助計劃) Fund Awarded (HKD): $22, 000 Project Grant of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC) |