Chao Xiaohong, Ph.D. Professor of History Vice Dean, College of Humanities, Xiamen University. Tel: 86-592-2185751 E-mail: cxh@xmu.edu.cn | |
Education
1991, B.A., Shaanxi Normal University;
1994, M.A., Shaanxi Norma lUniversity;
1997, Ph.D., Xiamen University.
Professional Experience
1997-1999, Assistant Professor of History, XiamenUniversity.
2000-2005, Associate Professor of History, Department of History, College of Humanities, Xiamen University.
2002-2003, Visiting Scholar, HarvardUniversity.
2006-present, Professor of History, Department of History, College of Humanities, Xiamen University.
2008- present, Vice Dean, College of Humanities, Xiamen University.
Research Area
environmental history, socio-economic history in Late Imperial China, hydrological history in Late Imperial China.
Courses Taught
Environmental Evolution and Socio-economic History in Late Imperial China, Doctoral Course.
Studies on Environmental History, Graduate Course.
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Critical Approaches to Twentieth Century Historiography of the Ming & Qing Dynasties, Undergraduate Course.
History and Historical Study, Undergraduate Course.
Selected Publications
1. Chao, Xiaohong, “The Turbidity and Clarity of the Rivers Jing and Wei: An Analysis of the Examination Undertaken during the Qianlong Reign and Its Implications,” Social Sciences in China(top journal in
2. Chao, Xiaohong, “Frontier Research and Research Prospects for Chinese Environmental History,” Historical Research(top journal in
3. Chao, Xiaohong, “A Tentative Opinion on Deepening Environmental History Research,” Historical Research(top journal in
4. Chao, Xiaohong, “Survey and Discovery about the Documents of Water Conservancy in the Middle Part of GuanZhong (the middle part of ShaanxiProvince) since Ming & Qing Dynasties,”OsakaJapan: Researches in Chinese Water Conservancy History, No.41 (March 2012),pp.1-21.
5. Chao, Xiaohong, “Environment and Water Conservancy: Coal Pit and Water Cycle of Beijing Western Hill in the Mid-Qing China,”NagoyaJapan: China 21, Vol.37(Dec. 2012),pp.127-142.
6. Chao, Xiaohong, “Environmental History: The Interdiscipline and Emphasis of Subjects,” Reading Books, No.11(Nov.2011),pp.25-31.
7. Chao, Xiaohong, “Interaction among Heaven Earth and Human within Regional Water Conservancy Construction: A Case Study of Developing Well Irrigation by Cuiji during the Beginning of Qianlong Period,” Researches in Chinese Economic History, Vol.103, No.3,(Sept. 2009),pp.69-78.
8. Chao, Xiaohong, “On Historical Data about Water Conservancy in Biography: as Revealed by Xiang Zhong’s Biographies in the Ming and Qing Dynasties,”Journal of Xiamen University,Vol.203,No.1(Jan.2011),pp.93-101.
9. Chao, Xiaohong, “Literature and Environmental History Research,” Historical Research(top journal in China), Vol.323,No.1, (Jan., 2010),29-33.
10. Chao, Xiaohong, “Textual Research on Abolishing of Subscription for Officer in the Late Qing Dynasty,” Researches in Chinese Economic History, Vol.96. No.4,(Dec. 2009),pp.25-34.
11. Chao, Xiaohong, “Discovering and Publishing of Complete Stories of the Canals Affiliated to QingyuRiver,”Studies in Qing History, No.2(May 2008),pp.97-105.
12. Chao, Xiaohong, “Fighting for Water Rights and Searching for Evidence: The Transmission and Compilation of Water Conservancy Documents in the Guanzhong Region From the Qing to the Republican Periods,” in Ts'ui-jung Liu, ed., Interaction between Nature and Humanity: Viewing on the Study of Environmental History(Taibei: Academia Sinica, 2008), pp. 283-332.
13. Chao, Xiaohong, “Irrigation, Environment and the Water Community: An Analysis of the Central Guanzhong Region in the Qing Dynasty,”Social Sciences in China(top journal in China),Vol.160, No.4 (July 2006),pp.190-204.
14. Chao, Xiaohong, “Water Resource Environment and Social Changes in the Upper Hanshui River Region during the Qing Dynasty,”Studies in Qing History, No.2( May 2005),pp.1-20.
15. Chao, Xiaohong, “Studying the Partnership in the Qianlong Period from the Case that Gao Pu Privately Sold the Jade,” Researches in Chinese Economic History, Vol.75,No.3 (Sept. 2004),pp.56-65.
16. Chao, Xiaohong, “The Retrospect and Prospect on the Study of China's Commercial History,” Researches in Chinese Economic History, Vol.74,No.2 (Jule 2004),pp.158-160.
17. Chao, Xiaohong, “Historical Archives in Taipei Museum Palace and The Chronicle of the Disasters and unusual Phenomena, Draft History of the Qing Dynasty,”Studies in Qing History, No.3(Aug. 2003),pp107-113.
18. Chao, Xiaohong & Zheng, Zhenman, “Critical Approaches to Twentieth Century Historiography of the Qing Dynasty,”Historical Research(top journal in China), Vol.283(June 2003),pp.144-179.
19. Chao, Xiaohong,.“The Concept of extravagance and Waste during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and Its Evolution: An Investigation Based on Local Chronicles,”Historical Research(top journal in China), Vol.278, No.4(Aug. 2002),pp.96-117.
20. Chao, Xiaohong,“Environmental Protection in the Southern Part of Shaanxi from the Qing Dynasty to the Republic China,” Agricultural History of China, Vol.21, No. 2(May 2002),pp.3-15.