The Cultural Salon Series, organized by Hong Kong Kittiwake Social Service Association, held its autumn session at the Love Hope Foundation in Taipei to a full house and enthusiastic response. Responding to readers’ keen interest in uncovering historical truths, two major talks will be launched this November 9th and 16th as part of the winter program, continuing the exploration and … Read More
Wang Jingwei Family in Hong Kong | October Talk in Taipei
The Kittiwake Social Service Association from Hong Kong will host a cultural salon with Wang Jingwei’s granddaughter Cindy Ho and Dr. Gabriel Chai focused on Wang’s family members and associates who lived in Hong Kong. The talk will take place at: The Love Hope Foundation 6/F, No. 154, Bo-ai Rd., Zhongzheng District, Taipei (Telephone: 02-23816678) Date: Sunday, October 12, 2025 … Read More
Discounts on Digital and Printed Books | Restoring History Through Firsthand Sources
The Wang Jingwei and Modern China series was first launched at the Hong Kong Book Fair in 2019. As this year’s Fair approaches, we wish to express our gratitude for the continued support of our readers. To encourage the pursuit of historical truth through firsthand sources, we are offering a 30% discount on all of our eBooks available on Google, … Read More
How Can Our Books Be Improved? | A 2024 Interview with Managing Editor
In 2024 Managing Editor of the Wang Jingwei and Modern China series and granddaughter of Wang Jingwei Cindy Ho, spoke with philologist Dr. Liang Jiyong about her decisions to reissue standalone paperbacks after the First Edition was sold out. Their discussion focused on the question: How can each book in the series be improved? They agreed that only by returning … 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
How Do New Books Differ From the First Edition?
The six-volume Wang Jingwei & Modern China hardcover series (the first edition) was launched in 2019, featuring a trove of first-ever-published handwritten manuscripts by Wang Jingwei and his associates. In response to enthusiastic global response, the Wang Jingwei Irrevocable Trust followed up with individual paperback editions and e-books. While preserving the original content, the new editions include additional primary source … Read More
“Who Wants to Erase Wang Jingwei’s Words?” by Cindy Ho
On May 25, 2025, Wang Jingwei’s granddaughter Cindy Ho, who serves as Managing Editor of the Wang Jingwei & Modern China series and trustee of the Wang Jingwei Irrevocable Trust, responded to a May 4 article in the newspaper Ming Pao. The following is the complete text, which includes illustrations and content that are not present in the newspaper version … Read More