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TOC for JCLC 13.1

by admin | March 16, 2026 | JCLC News, Sliders | 0 Comments

We are pleased to share that the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (JCLC) 13.1, a special themed issue entitled "The Power of Witness: Japanese and Korean Sojourners in China, ca. 1840–1950," edited by Professor Stephen Roddy and Professor Liu Yucai, has...

How to Read Chinese Poetry English Videos: Topics V & VI

by admin | February 15, 2026 | Forum News, HTRCL Series, News, Sliders | 0 Comments

Dear Colleagues and Friends, We are pleased to announce the release of Topics V and VI in our ongoing English video series, "How to Read Chinese Poetry." To date, this series is quickly approaching one million views with just 13 episodes. We extend our sincere...

Greetings for the Year of the Horse

by admin | February 10, 2026 | News, Sliders | 0 Comments

HAPPY NEW YEAR OF THE HORSE from the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all colleagues and friends for their kind support over the past year! Our special thanks go to Dr. Wang Ziwei 王紫微 who has designed this beautiful...

How to Read Chinese Poetry Topic 3: The Book of Poetry – The Han Canonization

by admin | January 13, 2026 | HTRCL Series, Sliders | 0 Comments

We are delighted to invite you to watch the third topic of our video series "How to Read Chinese Poetry," titled "The Book of Poetry: The Han Canonization." This topic delves into the interpretive transformation that the Book of Poetry underwent during the Han...

How to Read Chinese Poetry Topic 2: The Book of Poetry and Diplomacy

by admin | December 26, 2025 | HTRCL Series, Sliders | 0 Comments

We are delighted to invite you to watch the second topic of our video series "How to Read Chinese Poetry," co-hosted by Professor Wai-yee Li of Harvard University. This topic, titled "The Book of Poetry and Diplomacy," explores how poetry served as a tool for...

Launch of English Video Series | How to Read Chinese Poetry: From the Shijing to Qing Poetry

by admin | December 16, 2025 | HTRCL Series, Sliders | 0 Comments

Dear colleagues and friends, We are pleased to announce the launch of the “How to Read Chinese Poetry: From the Shijing to Qing Poetry” video series—an adaptation of the podcast series released in 2022-2023. Co-hosted by ten leading sinologists from North America, the...

JCLC 12.1 available via Duke University Press Journals Online

by admin | October 22, 2025 | News, Sliders | 0 Comments

Dear Forum friends, we are pleased to share “Key Terms of Chinese Literary Theory,” the newest issue of the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (12:1) edited by Zong-qi Cai. This special issue calls for the elevation of...

Richard John Lynn’s New Book

by admin | February 28, 2025 | Member Publications, News, Sliders | 0 Comments

Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce the publication of Richard John Lynn's new book, From the Studio of Sour Mood: Poetry and Prose of Guan Yunshi (1286-1324). This is a study of one of the major literary figures of the period of Mongol rule in China, the Yuan...

HAPPY NEW YEAR OF THE SNAKE

by admin | January 29, 2025 | News, Sliders | 0 Comments

HAPPY NEW YEAR OF THE SNAKE from the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture!We extend our heartfelt thanks to our colleagues and friends for their kind support of JCLC over the past year! Our gratitude also goes to Dr. Wang Ziwei for designing this elegant greeting...

TOC for JCLC 12.1

by admin | December 5, 2024 | JCLC News, Sliders | 0 Comments

We are pleased to report that the Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture (JCLC) 12.1, a special themed issue entitled “Key Terms of Chinese Literary Theory" edited by Professor Zong-qi Cai, has gone through the review and editing processes and is now in press. It...