Author of the preface of Wang Jingwei’s Poetry Professor Chiu Kay Tang, who has long studied the artistic value of Wang Jingwei’s poetry, just published his latest work on Wang’s poems about waterfalls in Volume 15, Bulletin of Studies of Literature and Culture in Republican China. In the article, Professor Tang observes that of the more than 400 poems collected … Read More
“Wang Jingwei’s ‘Sino-Japanese Cooperation’ Theory” by Hsu Yuming
Hsu Yuming, Associate Professor in the Department of History at National Dong Hwa University, published his article “Wang Jingwei’s ‘Sino-Japanese Cooperation’ Theory: Intellectual Evolution and Political Practice” in Issue 86 of the Bulletin of Academia Historica in December 2025. The study re-examines Wang Jingwei’s policy toward Japan by tracing the development of his political thought over several decades. The article … Read More
The Guangzhou Incident and Character Analyses in Nanshe Shihua by Chu Onpui
The 14th issue of the Journal of Republican Chinese Literature and Culture features a research article on Wang Jingwei’s “Nanshe Shihua,” written by Chu Onpui, the editor of Wang Jingwei & Modern China and author of “Analyzing Ho Mang Hang’s ‘Nanshe Shihua’”. The study focuses on the 1922 “Guangzhou Incident” and Wang’s analyses of contemporary figures such as Chiang Kai-shek, … Read More
“Towards the Path of a Martyr: The Political Thought of the Young Wang Jingwei“ by Eugene Chiu
Professor Eugene Chiu of the Department of History at Tunghai University published his article “Towards the Path of a Martyr: The Political Thought of the Young Wang Jingwei” in Vol. 6, No. 2 of Comparative Studies of Greater China (2025), published by the Academy of Chinese Studies at Incheon National University in South Korea. Focusing on the development of Wang Jingwei’s … Read More
Analyzing Ho Mang Hang’s “Nanshe Shihua” by Chu Onpui
Wang Jingwei & Modern China editor Chu Onpui’s essay in the journal Shijishuping points out the fact that Ho Mang Hang’s Nanshe Shihua is a unique edition, not an exact copy, of Wang Jingwei’s literary discourse “Nanshe Shihua.” Chu arrived at this conclusion after a careful study and analysis of Ho’s earlier draft of Nanshe Shihua, which he compared with … Read More
“Nanshe Shihua” Manuscript Published by Xie Ru
The January 2020 issue of Mingpao Monthly features a “New Book News” item introducing Wang Jingwei Nanshe Poetry and its first publication of Wang Jingwei’s handwritten manuscript, “Nanshe Shihua.” The author Xie Ru welcomes the complete presentation of every page of the manuscript in the book, which was published as part of the Wang Jingwei & Modern China series by China Times Publishing … Read More
“Wang Jingwei Poetry – Newly Edited: A Preliminary Exploration” by Chiu Kay Tang
Professor Chiu Kay Tang, who authored the preface of Wang Jingwei Poetry – Newly Edited, is the first scholar to analyze Wang Jingwei’s poetry collection Shuangzhaolou shicigao using Wang’s handwritten manuscripts that are presented in the book. Professor Tang discussed his work in a video interview produced by the Wang Jingwei Irrevocable Trust on July 9, 2019. Professor Tang further … Read More
“Nanshe Shihua” Authorship: Mystery Solved by Liang Jiyong
The fourth volume of Wang Jingwei & Modern China—Wang Jingwei Nanshe Shihua, is the first publication of the “Nanshe Shihua” manuscript handwritten by Wang Jingwei under the name “Manzhao.” The text was originally serialized in newspaper columns in Nanhua Ribao (1930-31) and again in Zhonghua Ribao (1934). After a close study of the visible markings and overwriting left on Wang’s … Read More
Preface to Wang Jingwei: His Life, Ideas and Beliefs by Wang Ke-wen
In the preface to Wang Jingwei: His Life, Ideas and Beliefs, now posted in its entirety on Oriental History Review’s weixin, Professor Wang Ke-wen wrote that Wang Jingwei’s entire life should not be summarized and concluded as traitorious. Instead, Wang Jingwei: His Life, Ideas and Beliefs offers an opportunity for readers to face history with honesty. Professor Wang’s preface is the … Read More
“How Was a Devoted Revolutionary Couple Created?” by Hsu Yuming
Hsu Yuming, Associate Professor in the Department of History at National Dong Hwa University, presented his paper, “How Was a Devoted Revolutionary Couple Created? Wang Jingwei and Chen Bijun in Light of Newly Published Materials, with a Discussion of the Origins of the ‘Wang Faction,’” at the 13th International Conference on “Modern China and the New East Asian Order,” held … Read More
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