1. Establish the world's first set of Chinese historical population database. After the Ming Dynasty, these population data (number of men and women, age structure, fertility, death and other factors) will be intuitively reflected in the county. On the Chinese historical GIS system, a platform integrating database and electronic maps is formed for scholars to use and provides services for downloading data. On this basis, the book "Historical Population Geography of China" will be completed (completed).
2. The "History of Qing Dynasty·Population" project is an opportunity to collect original archival data on the population of the Qing Dynasty (mainly collected in the First Archives of Chinese History), restore the original appearance of the population reporting system of the Qing Dynasty, and establish a database of the population of the Qing Dynasty. , wrote a new book "Population History of the Qing Dynasty".
3. Research on the public health system and medical system from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China.
4. Research on administrative regions in the Qing Dynasty believes that "provinces" in the Qing Dynasty were not formal administrative regions, but just general names. "Provinces" and "eighteen provinces" are a layered fiction ( The paper will be published soon). As the host, he has won the National Social Science Foundation's "China Population Geographic Database", the Ministry of Education's key research base major project "Qing Palace Archives and Population Compilation and Review, and Count Report Research", the Ministry of Education's 985 Key Base Project, Shanghai Social Science Fund, He has participated in projects such as the Shanghai Dawn Plan, Shanghai Pujiang Talent Plan, and Japan's Sasakawa Peace Foundation's "China's Interregional Economic-Population Development Unbalanced Development" projects, and has participated in projects such as the EurAsian Project on Population and Family History.
In 2004, he received the "Chinese Population Database" from the Shanghai Social Science Fund
In 2005, he participated in the national "Qing History·Demography" and undertook the work of "examining differences"
In 2006, it was awarded the "Chinese Population Geographic Information System" by Shanghai Pujiang Talent Fund
The Ministry of Education Key Base Project 985 Fund "20th Century Chinese Population Database"
In 2006, it was awarded the National Social Science Award Fund "Chinese Population Database 1368-2000"
In 2007, it was awarded the major project of the Ministry of Education's Key Research Base "Research on the Compilation and Review of Qing Palace Archives and Population Statistics, and the Report on Population Numbers" "Chinese Population History" (Volume 1910-1953) ), Fudan University Press, 2001
"Revelation of the Golden Age", China Founder Publishing House, 2011 (by research category):
Population category:
1. "Report and Assessment of Population Numbers during the Qianlong Period", "Historical Research", 2008, Issue 3, using the Qing palace and cabinet archives to restore the reporting system.
2. "The Death of China's Population during the Republic of China", "Chinese Population Science", 2002, Issue 5.
3. "The Source of National Demographic Figures during the Republic of China", "Historical Research", Issue 4, 2000.
4. "Census Survey during the Xuantong Period", "Historical Research", 1998, Issue 6. Through the analysis of original data, this article believes that China's first modern national census occurred during the Xuantong period, not the 1953 census as commonly believed, and the results are reliable.
5. "Population and Family in the Yellow Records of the Ming Dynasty - Focusing on the Wanli Huizhou Yellow Records", edited by Zhang Guogang, "New Horizons in Family History Research" (International Academic Chinese Family History Symposium Proceedings), Beijing: Life. read. Xinzhi Sanlian Bookstore, 2004, co-author, using the existing Ming Dynasty yellow records to research, I am responsible for the quantitative statistical analysis of population and household types, and finalizes the draft.
6. "Analysis of the Demographic History of the Yellow Book of the Ming Dynasty in China" (Japanese) edited by Yasuyuki Sato, Hiroyuki Shimizu, and Tetsuro Kisagi "変appearance of the eastern family" (シリーズComparative Family No. 3 Issue 2 ), Waseda University Publishing A5 262 pages March 2004. (This article is responsible for the quantitative analysis of births and deaths of the population, household types and the relationship between them and housing)
7. "Births and Deaths of the Family Population in the Jiangnan Region of the Ming and Qing Dynasties", "Ph.D. of Chinese Humanities and Social Sciences" Master's Library" (continued), Zhejiang Education Press, 2005.
8. "China's Urban and Rural Population Distribution: 1900-1953", "Proceedings of the 2000 International Academic Symposium on Chinese Historical Geography", Qilu Publishing House, 2001
9. " "The Traditional Death Pattern of China's Population", in "Marriage, Family and Demographic Behavior" (Proceedings of the EuroAsia Poject International Conference on Historical Population) edited by Li Zhongqing, Guo Songyi, and Ding Yizhuang, Peking University Press, 2000.
10. "Artificial Suppression of China's Historical Population", published in "Chinese Genealogy Research" (Proceedings of the National Academic Symposium on Genealogy Development and Utilization) edited by Wang Heming and others, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 1999.
11. "Household Survey and National Population Estimation during the Xuantong Period", "Historical Geography" No. 15.
12. "Birth control of two families in the Jiangnan area during the Ming and Qing Dynasties", "Chinese Population Science", Issue 4, 1998. This article conducts an empirical analysis on the population data of 8,000 samples and believes that birth control behavior existed in China's historical population.
13.Demographic Patterns in Southern Jiangsu, China, 1370-1904: A case study of Fan's Genealogy (English, "Population Pattern of Southern Jiangsu, China"), submitted to The International Conference on Asian Population History (Asia Historical Population Conference, Taipei, January 1996), this conference was jointly sponsored by the International Union of Population Sciences (IUSSP) and Academia Sinica, Taiwan. This article studies the period changes and social background of the population pattern in the Jiangnan region during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
14. "Estimation of the total population of Shanghai in history", "Academic Monthly", Issue 7, 1995. This article uses the method of historical demography to comprehensively restore the population of Shanghai in various periods in its history.
15.Demographic and social change in Jiangsu and Zhejiang between 1370 and 1900 (English, "Population and Society in Jiangsu and Zhejiang"), Chinese Journal of Population Science, Vol. 8, No. 4, 1996. 361-372 pp., New York. This paper studies the relationship between the fertility rate, mortality rate and rice price of the population in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This article is included in the Princeton University Population Index.
16. "Socioeconomic Development and Population Change in Jiangnan Region" (cooperated with Peng Xizhe), "Chinese Population Science", Issue 3, 1996, using the methods of demography, economics, and history to Genealogy was used as the main data, and demographic data of more than 6,000 samples were analyzed.
17. "Reexamination of Northeastern Immigration in the First Half of the 20th Century - Focusing on the "Provisional National Survey" Data of the Puppet Manchukuo", "Historical Geography" Volume 23, second author.
18. "Micro-analysis of the population and families in the Jiangnan region in the late 1940s - focusing on Baojia household registration data", "Northwest Population" Issue 2, 2009, second author.
19. "The origin of the "original population" in "The Unification of the Qing Dynasty" - Taking Jiangnan as an example", "Qing History Research", Issue 1, 2010, second author.
20. China’s urban population in the first half of the 20th century: definition and estimation”, “Journal of Shanghai Normal University (Philosophy and Society Edition)”, Issue 1, 2010, pp. 27-31.
Economic category:
1. "Long-distance trade of rice and cereals in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River: 1912-1937", "Research on Chinese Economic History", Issue 2, 1996, this article uses measurement Market integration is studied using a historical approach. In his article "Using Grain Price Changes to Study Market Integration in the Qing Dynasty" (published in "Chinese Economic History Research" in the same period), Mr. Wu Chengming, President of the Chinese Economic History Society, commented on this article as one of the representative works on the study of modern market integration issues. . "Annals of Chinese History" (1997) commented on this article as a representative work of China's modern economic history. This article won the second prize in the paper category of the 1996-1997 Shanghai Outstanding Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences Award.
2. "Estimation of cotton and cotton cloth output in Shanghai during the Ming and Qing Dynasties", "Chinese History Research", Issue 1, 1997. This paper uses agroecological and historical measurement methods to estimate the output of cotton and cotton cloth in Shanghai, the main producing area of ??cotton and cotton cloth, an important commodity during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
3. "Over-densification Theory and Analysis of Small Farmers' Economic Decision-making Behavior", "Academic Monthly", Issue 7, 1994; This article and the previous paper use empirical data to analyze the "over-intensification theory" of Professor Huang Zongzhi of the University of California, USA. Densification" theory has been questioned. The full text is reprinted in "National People's Congress Newspaper and Periodical Copying Materials", Issue 5, 1994. The 2nd issue of "Research on Chinese Economic History" in 1995 reviewed these two papers as representative works on this topic.
4. "Questioning the Over-densification Theory", "Journal of Fudan University", Issue 2, 1994.
5. The Regional Disequilibrium of Economy-population Development in China (English, "China's regional economic-population development imbalance", research report), using econometric methods to study 1952-1992 The imbalance of economic-demographic development among regions in China. This is a research project funded by the Sasakawa Ryoichi Peace Foundation (SPF).
Administrative Region Category:
1. "A Study of "Anqing Province" - Also on the Provincial System of the Qing Dynasty", "Historical Geography", Issue 23, December 2008, Pages 88-92
2. "An Examination of "Xi'an Province" - Also on "Greater Shaanxi" and "Little Shaanxi"", "Chinese Historical Geography Theory Collection", Volume 24, No. 1, 2009 ed., pp. 68-72, p. 135.
3. "The Formation of the Eighteen Provinces in the Qing Dynasty", "Chinese Historical Geography Theory Series", Volume 25, Series 3, July 2010, pp. 17-28.
Others:
1. "Analysis of Tongue Phenomenon and Symptoms of Acute Respiratory Infectious Diseases", "Chinese Journal of Basic Medicine of Traditional Chinese Medicine", Issue 11, 2002, I am responsible for the statistical analysis.
2. "Research on the Succession of Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty", "Journal of Fudan University", Issue 2, 1992; this article examines two major historical mysteries with complicated litigation in Chinese history: "The Shadow of the Candle" and "The Sound of the Ax". "Alliance of the Golden Chamber" has been thoroughly researched, and the full text is reprinted in "People's Congress Newspaper Reproduction Materials" (History of Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties), Issue 3, 1992; "Chinese History Research Trends" (Issue 3, 1993) regards this article as a representative The viewpoints are reviewed; "Annals of Chinese History" (1993) reviews this article as the main representative paper on this topic. In addition, "Historical Monthly" and "Academic Monthly" used this article as the main representative work when commenting on this topic.