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Japan: Two Sides in Ch’en Shou-yi Collections
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Ch’en Shou-yi, A Bridge Connecting China and The United States cultures
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A Glimpse of Ch’en Family via Ch’en’s Correspondence
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Lingnan University Glories
Lingnan University (嶺南大學) and its predecessor, Canton Christian College (嶺南學校) played important roles in Ch’en Shou-yi’s life. Ch’en and his brothers completed their undergraduate programs in Lingnan...
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Ch’en Shou-yi and The Development of Chinese Studies in the Western United...
In the past weeks we have introduced Ch’en Shou-yi’s academic circle with various global scholars, Ch’en’s academic contributions to Sino-US communication, and Ch’en’s successful education for the new...
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Ch’en Shou-yi’s Collections on Chinese and Japanese Cultures
This week I processed one of two boxes of Ch’en Shou-yi’s personal collections. I must admit that Ch’en’s historical collections in these two boxes should be the most interesting visual items during...
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Hu Shih Materials in Ch’en Shou-yi Papers
If we study modern Chinese history, Hu Shih (胡適) should be an inevitable name. As a scholar, Hu Shih introduced methodologies he learned in the United States to renovate modern Chinese history,...
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Ch’en Shou-yi’s Personal Documents
This week I processed a small box full of Ch’en Shou-yi’s personal documents such as his diaries, to-do lists, address books, official documents, appointment letters, governmental forms, and materials...
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The Directory of Chinese Scholars in America, 1961-1962
This week when I was processing Ch’en Shou-yi’s materials, I found a governmental document, Directory of Chinese Scholars in America, 1961-1962, which was published by the Office of the Cultural...
View ArticleLast Week
Hello dear readers, This week is my last week working as a CCEPS Fellow. It has been my honor to work with Special Collections and the Asian Library of The Claremont Colleges Library. I have learned a...
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