Biography
Born and raised in China's Northeast, I am interested in the history of my homeland and the coming into being of this region, both politically and intellectually. In history, the place of China's Northeast, also known as Manchuria, was both the center of the Qing empire's homeland and the important borderland of modern China. My dissertation project focuses on the historical transformation from "Manchuria" to "China's Northeast" through the lenses of migration, agricultural cultivation, and archeological and historiographical research in the early twentieth century.
Research Interests
Borderland History; Manchuria; Migration Studies; Empire Studies; Postcolonialism
Education
M.A., EALC, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
B.A., Chinese Language and Literature, Wuhan University
Grants
IGI Graduate Language Learning Fellowship, 2024-2025
EALC Summer Research Fellowship, 2023 & 2024
EALC Summer Research Assistantship, 2021
Courses Taught
EALC 250 Introduction to Japanese Culture
CHIN 203
CHIN 204