研究專長
- 近代中國社會文化史
- 香港史
- 兒童史
- 性別史
著作選錄
- 《漁港浮沉：筲箕灣的漁業發展》，香港：長春社古蹟文化資源中心，2019（The Rise and Fall of a Fishing Port in Hong Kong: The Fishery of Shaukeiwan. Hong Kong: CACHe, 2019）.
- 《東華歷史散步》，香港：商務印書館 ，2019 (Historic Trails of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals. Hong Kong: The Commercial Press, 2019).
- 《母乳與牛奶：近代中國母親角色的重塑，1895-1937》，香港：中華書局, 2018 (Mother’s Milk and Cow’s Milk: Reinvention of Motherhood in Modern China, 1895-1937. Hong Kong, Chunghwa Book Co. Ltd, 2018.)
- 《非我族裔：戰前香港的外籍族群》(合著)，香港：三聯書店(香港)有限公司，2014。(Not My Ethnic Group: Foreign Communities in Pre-War Hong Kong. (Co-author) Hong Kong: Joint Publishing (HK) Company, 2014.)
- 〈近代中國飲牛乳風氣與人、牛觀念的變遷（1800-1937）〉，載陳燕遐、潘淑華編：《「牠」者再定義──人與動物關係的轉變》，香港：三聯書店(香港)有限公司，2018，頁88-111。(“Drinking of Milk and the Change of Human-Animal Relationship in Modern China.” In Chan Yin Ha, and Poon Shuk Wah, eds. Redefinition of “It”: The Change of Human-Animal Relationships. Hong Kong: Joint Publishing (HK) Company, 2018.)
- 〈棄嬰、童工與妹仔：基督教與香港兒童研究（1848-1938）〉，《婦女／性別研究》，2016年第3輯（2016年9月），頁28-40 。(“Orphans, Child labour and Mui Tsai: Christianity and Children of Hong Kong, 1848-1938.” Women/Gender Studies, 2016, No. 3 (Sep 2016), pp. 28-40)
- 〈圖像、雜誌與反日情緒：以《東方雜誌》為例，1928-1937〉，《南開學報(哲學社會科學)》2013年3 期(2013年6月)，頁63-73。(“Visual Images, Magazines and Anti-Japanese Sentiments: A Case Study of Eastern Miscellany, 1928-1937.” Nankai Journal(Philosophy, Literature and Social Science Editions), No. 3, 2013 (Sum No. 233), pp.63-73.) Research Projects
研究計劃
| 年度 | 研究計劃 |
|---|---|
| 2017-2020 | “Bottling Goodness: Culture and Commerce in Layered Identities of Dairy and Soy Beverages along the Periphery of China under Western Influences,” (GRF Project No.: 17604617) University Grants Committee |
| 2017-2019 | A Social History of Milk in Modern China: Canton, Shanghai and Hong Kong, 1800-1980s, (Project Code: 4051098) Direct Grant for Research 2016-2017 |
| 2014-2019 | Intangible Cultural Heritage and the Preservation: Research and Editorial Work on “Ethnographic Field Notes: Historical Geography and Traditional Culture in Hong Kong, Lord Wilson Heritage Trust |
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