Xu Hong

Xu Hong

Xu Hong, born on December 25, 1943 in Jianyang County, Fujian Province, holds a Bachelor of Arts, a master of Arts and a doctor of national literature in the Department of history, Taiwan University. He is now an honorary professor of Jinan International University, a lecture professor of History College of Nankai University, a lifelong lecture professor of Xiamen University, an adjunct professor of Jilin Normal University, an executive supervisor of China Ming Dynasty Research Association and a member of China economic history research. He was professor and head of the History Department of Taiwan University, founding director of the Institute of art history, Professor of history of Hong Kong University of science and technology, founding director of the literature department and acting Dean of the school of Humanities and Social Sciences, founding director, provost and acting president of the History Department of Jinan International University, Professor of History Department of Soochow University, full-time professor of History Department of Xiamen University, Minnan Normal University Professor of Southern Academy of cultural studies, chairman of China Ming Dynasty Research Association, academic member of Institute of history and language of Academia Sinica, visiting researcher of Ming Dynasty History Research Office of Institute of history of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and founding chairman of China Fengyuan society. He has published more than 90 books and papers on salt industry in Ming and Qing Dynasties, social ethos in Ming and Qing Dynasties, marriage and family in Ming Dynasty, domestic immigrants, cities in Ming Dynasty, natural disasters in Taiwan in Qing Dynasty, and historiography in Ming and Qing Dynasties, 120 kinds of literature discussed in academic conferences, more than 30 academic reviews and more than 30 popular historical books, and his recent works are "Research on Ming history in 20th century China" (2012), "he Bingdi's book" history of Ming Dynasty " On the social history of Ming and Qing Dynasties (2013), on the importance of Qing Dynasty in Chinese history by he Bingdi (2014), the dispute over Hedong Salt Market Area in Ming Dynasty (2015), the debate on new Qing Dynasty history: starting from the debate between he Bingdi and Luo Youzhi (2016), and the proofreading and annotation of Renxuan Zhizhi (2016).

present employment

He is a full-time professor of History Department of Soochow University, Honorary Professor of national Jinan International University, concurrent professor of History Department of national Jinan International University, concurrent professor of History Department of National Taiwan International University, concurrent professor of architecture and Urban Rural Research Institute, concurrent professor of History Department of Catholic Fu Jen University.

On the catalogue of works

Journals and Monographs

1. Xu Hong, 1964.05, "the greatest historian in the Hellenistic era: Polybius," young people of NTU, pp. 29-32.

2. Xu Hong, 1965, ramble on history, Shi Yi, 2, pp. 76-85.

3. Xu Hong, 1970, Chang Shang of Huaihe River and Huaihe River in Qing Dynasty, Shiyuan, first issue, pp. 13-45.

4. Xu Hong, 1974, "a study of the history of the Ming Dynasty in the past 60 years." Sinology in the past 60 years, Volume 3, Taipei: Zhengzhong publishing house, pp. 379-452.

5. Xu Hong, 1974, "salt transportation and marketing system in the early Ming Dynasty", Journal of literature, history and philosophy, NTU, No. 23, pp. 221-266.

6. Xu Hong, 1974, Lian Heng and a general history of Taiwan, Sinology in the past 60 years, Volume 3, Taipei: Zhengzhong publishing house, pp. 519-554.

7. Xu Hong, 1974, a summary of salt law in Ming Dynasty, huaxue monthly, No. 28, pp. 30-32.

8. Xu Hong, 1975, "salt production organization in the early Ming Dynasty", Journal of literature, history and philosophy, NTU, No. 24, pp. 161-193. Xu Hong, 1975, "changes of salt transportation and marketing system in the middle of Ming Dynasty", Journal of History Department of National Taiwan University, No. 2, pp. 139-164. [collected in selected papers on Chinese history, Volume 2, Taipei: young lion press, 1977, pp. 749-801. Chen Guodong, Luo Tonghua, Taiwan scholars' research on Chinese History: economic pulse, Beijing: Encyclopedia of China Press, 2005, pp. 260-290.

9. Xu Hong, 1976, "the changes of salt production organization and production pattern in the late Ming Dynasty." collected papers of Mr. Shen gangbo, Ba Zhi Rong Qing, Taipei: Lianjing publishing company, pp. 389-432.

10. Xu Hong, 1977, "salt administration reform and establishment of monopoly system in late Ming Dynasty," Journal of History Department of National Taiwan University, No. 4, pp. 299-311.

11. Xu Hong, 1977, "a preliminary study of geographical records of the Qing Dynasty," Journal of literature, history and philosophy of National Taiwan University, No. 26, pp. 251-355.

12. Xu Hong, 1980, "urban planning and population change in Nanjing in the early Ming Dynasty." food monthly, Vol. 10, No. 3, 12-46.

13. Xu Hong, 1982, "private salt in Ming Dynasty," Journal of History Department of National Taiwan University, No. 7, pp. 23i-266. (also included in the first volume of research on Ming history, Taipei: Dali publishing house, 1982, pp. 525-592. 〕

14. Xu Hong, 1982. "Population migration in the year of Ming Hongwu." Proceedings of the Symposium on history and social change in China. Taipei: Institute of three principles of the people, Academia Sinica, pp. 235-294.

15. Xu Hong, Hua Changyan, 1983, "historical materials of Sino Korean relations in Ming Shi Lu (1) Taizu Dynasty", Journal of Korea, No. 2, pp. 175-206.

16. Xu Hong, 1984, index to biographies of Ming people in the records of Ming Taizu, special issue of Ming history, No. 7, pp. 1-14.

17. Xu Hong, 1984, "a supplement to the historical data of natural disasters in Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty," Taiwan scenery, Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 1-28.

18. Xu Hong, 1984, a study of Beijing in Ming Dynasty, Sinology, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 569-598.

19. Xu Hong, 1986, "a brief introduction to the study of Ming history", Journal of the study of Ming history, No. I, pp. 40-45.

20. Xu Hong, 1986, "the change of social atmosphere in the late Ming Dynasty", East Asian culture (Seoul University, Korea), Vol. 24, pp. 83-110.

21.Hsu,Hong.1988.“TheInternalMigrationPolicyduringtheEarlyMingPeriod.”BulletinoftheCollegeofLiberalArts,NationalTaiwanUniversity,36:51-57。

22. Xu Hong, 1988, population migration policy in the early Ming Dynasty, Sinological Studies, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 179-190.

23. Xu Hong, 1989, "the changes of social ethos in the Ming Dynasty." Proceedings of the second International Conference on Sinology: the Ming and Qing Dynasties and modern groups. Taipei: Academia Sinica, pp. 137-159. [also included in Xing Yitian and Lin Liyue, editor in chief, studies on Chinese history by Taiwan Scholars: social change, Beijing: Encyclopedia of China Press, 2005, pp. 292-318. 〕

24. Xu Hong, 1989. "The development of commodity economy and the change of social atmosphere in North China in the late Ming Dynasty." Proceedings of the second symposium on Modern Chinese economic history, Taipei: Institute of economics, Academia Sinica, pp. 107-174.

25. Xu Hong, 1989, "marriage system in Ming Dynasty" (I) (II) "mainland magazine, Vol. 78, No. 1, No. 2, pp. 26-37, 68-82.

26. Xu Hong, 1989, "notes on the data of Sino Korean relations in Ming Tai Zong Shi Lu", Journal of Korea, No. 8, pp. 38-56.

27. Xu Hong, 1990, salt administration in Ming Dynasty, Journal of History Department of National Taiwan University, No. 15, pp. 97-106.

28. Xu Hong, 1991, "hukou migration during the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty." Proceedings of the National Science Council: Humanities and Social Sciences, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 96-218.

29. Xu Hong, 1991.04.26, "changes in the types of history questions in the joint college entrance examination." Proceedings of the Symposium on history topics in the joint college entrance examination, Taipei: Taiwan University Entrance Examination Center, 1992, pp. 8-13.

30. Xu Hong, 1991.10, "the flourishing age of Shengming: China's society and economy in the 16th and 17th centuries", Palace Museum Cultural Relics monthly, Vol. 9, No. 7 (total 103), pp. 47-52.

31. Xu Hong, 1992, "preface to the Symposium on the review and Prospect of national history studies since the Republic of China", Proceedings of the Symposium on the review and Prospect of national history studies since the Republic of China, Taipei: Department of history, Taiwan University, pp. 1-5.

32. Xu Hong, 1992.06, "on the curriculum structure of the Department of history." Proceedings of the teaching seminar of the Department of history, Taipei: Department of history, Chengchi University, 1993, pp. 6-32.

33. Xu Hong, 1993.02, "the change of commodity economy and social atmosphere in the late Ming Dynasty", Guangdong Social Sciences, 1993, No. 1, pp. 111-112.

34. Xu Hong, 1993.12, "planning, layout and symbolism of imperial city and palace city of Nanjing in early Ming Dynasty", Journal of architecture and urban rural studies of NTU, No. 7, pp. 79-96. Also included in Zhang Zhongzheng, editor in chief, "Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Ming history and the third annual meeting of China Ming history society" (Hefei: Huangshan publishing house, 1994), pp. 483-486.

35. Xu Hong, 1993.12, "the power structure of the family in Ming Dynasty and the relationship among its members", Fu Da Li Shi Shi Bao, No. 5, pp. 167-202.

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