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FENG Lijun        

  • Professor, PhD in History

  • Associate Dean, Research School for Southeast Asian Studies

  • Director of Institute of History of Sino Foreign Relations and Overseas Chinese Studies, Research School for Southeast Asian Studies

  • Visiting scholar, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Contact Information

  • Mobile: +86-13860177163

  • Fax: +86-592-2186414

  • E-mail: fljxmdxch@xmu.edu.cn or fljch@163.com

  • Address: Nan’an Building, Xiamen University, Xiamen, Fujian, China

  • Postcode: 361005

Research Fields:

  • Southeast Asian History

  • History of Chinese Overseas Trade

  • Overseas Chinese and Chinese Diaspora

Education:

  • 2006-2009, PhD, Specialized History – Chinese Overseas History

  • 1997-2000, MA, Specialized History – Chinese Overseas History

Courses Taught:

·         China’s relations with Southeast Asia

·         The cultural exchange of Chinese medicine between China and Southeast Asia

·         Overseas Trade of Xiamen

Grants:

                   ·  2014 National Social Science Research Fund: The Trade of Sea Cucumber, Bird’s Nest, and Shark’s Fin between China and Southeast Asia  in  Ming and Qing Dynasty

             ·  2013, All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese Project: Military Monopoly, Free Competition or the Advantage of Networking: The Chinese Traders in the trade of Sea Cucumber and Bird’s Nest between China and Southeast Asia in Qing Dynasty

             ·  2007, Xiamen Social Science Key Project: The Exchange between China and the West in Qing Dynasty and the Social Changes in Xiamen

             ·  2003, Xiamen University Preparatory Research Fund: The Exchange of Chinese Medicine between China and Southeast Asia

Publications:

  • Journal Articles

    1.New Development in the Study of Asian Maritime History in the Twentieth-First Century: English-Language Scholarship as a Focus, Historiography Quarterly, 2018.2,pp.116-125.

    2.The Sea Routes between China and Australia: A Neglected Maritime Silk Road, Journal of Xiamen University, 2018.4, pp.97-104.

    3.A Study of Shark Fin Trade between China and Southeast Asia in the Qing Dynasty, Journal of Xiamen University, 2017.2, pp.84-95.

    4.The Ups_and_Downs of the Ocean Trade of the Bugis People from the 17th Century to the 19th Century, World History, 2009.6, pp.69-76.

    5.A Brief Description about Medical and Hygeian Customs of Nations in Southeast Asia during Ancient times, World Ethno-National Studies, 2004.6, pp.70-76.

    6.Discussion on Edible Bird’s Nest Trade between China and Southeast Asia in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Researches in Chinese Economic History, 2015.2, pp.103-112.

    7.Cognition, Market and Trade: Discussion on Trepang Trade between China and Southeast Asia in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Journal of Xiamen University, 2012.6, pp.49-56.

    8.Macassar’s Role in the Malayan Archipelago’s Maritime Trade from the 17th to 19th , Southeast Asian Studies, 2010.2, pp.79-84.

    9.Overseas Chinese and the Diffusion of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Southeast Asia, Overseas Chinese History Studies, 2003.3, pp.54-61.

    10.Management and Control of Guangxi_Vietnam Border Trade in the Early Qing Dynasty, Southeast Asian Affairs, 2007.3, pp.76-84.

    11.A Brief Comment on Ancient European’s Knowledge of Chinese Medicine, Collected Papers of History Studies, 2003.4, pp.62-68.

    12.Coastal Prohibition in the Early Qing Dynasty and Xiamen Foreign Trade under the Control of Zheng Chenggong’s Forces, Southeast Asian Affairs, 2000.4, pp.85-94.

    13.On Xiamen’s Management of Overseas Trade in the Earlier Stage of the Qing Dynasty, Southeast Asian Affairs, 2001.4, pp.74-82.

  • Book

    1.A Study of Traditional Chinese Medicine Exchanges Between China and Southeast Asia in Ancient Times, KumingYunnan Arts Press2010

    2.The Maritime Silk Road and the Overseas Dissemination of TCM Culture -- Centered on the Dissemination and Influence of TCM Culture in Southeast Asia, Harbin: Heilongjiang Education Press, 2019


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