A major project of the Humanities and Social Sciences Base of the Ministry of Education of the Chinese Institute of Modern Thought and Culture: "Women, Performance, and Shanghai Urban Culture"
Shanghai Pujiang Talent Plan Personal Project: Performing women: opera, popular culture, and politics in 20th-century Shanghai
Shanghai Social Science Fund General Project: Women's Yue Opera and Shanghai Urban Culture
Main courses taught: Opera and Shanghai Urban Culture, Modern Chinese women’s history, feminism and modern Western culture (bilingual courses), etc.
Main research areas: modern Chinese history, Chinese women and gender history, social and cultural history, Shanghai urban culture
Main works:
"Women and Public Culture: Poetics and Politics of Women's Yue Opera in Republican Shanghai, 1930-1940s," PH.D. dissertation, Stanford University Press, 1998. (Ph.D. thesis Already published (Stanford University Press)
"Overseas Chinese Studies Review" No. 1, edited by Zhu Zhenghui, deputy editors Wang Dong and Jiang Jin, Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, January 2006
The 2nd volume of "Overseas China Studies Review", edited by Zhu Zhenghui, deputy editors by Wang Dong and Jiang Jin, Shanghai: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, April 2007
"Modern China in Urban Culture" "(Editor-in-Chief), East China Normal University Press, July 2007
"Modern Chinese Cities and Popular Culture" (Editor-in-Chief), Xinxing Publishing House, October 2008
Thesis
"The Introduction of Science and Technology during the Westernization Movement", "Scientific Economy and Society", Issue 1, 1984.
"Nonlinearization of Historical Research and Its Methodological Issues", "Historical Research", Issue 1, 1986.
"Tan Sitong - The Special Intersection of Eastern and Western Humanism", "Journal of Shenzhen University" (Humanities and Social Sciences Edition), Issue 3, 1986.
"Heresy and Persecution in Late Ming Society: Reinterpret the Case of Li Zhi," (Late Imperial China, December 2001)
"Times Have Changed; Men and Women are the Same ” (Some of Us: Chinese Women Growing up in the Mao Era. Rutger's University Press, 2001).
"Chinese History from a Feminist Perspective", "Wenhui Po·Xuelin Edition", 2004.12.26.
"Frustration and Continuity: Cultural Transformation in Shanghai in the 1950s", "Social Science", Issue 6, 2005.
"Women and Chinese Politics" (originally published in the 10th issue of "China Social Guide" in 2005, China Society Publishing House, was selected into "Adhering to the Scientific Outlook on Development and Building a Harmonious Society - Theoretical Study for Party and Government Cadres" Selected Works·Science and Culture Volume", Documentation Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, November 2006.
"Surge and Reconstruction: Gender and Class in Urban Culture from the View of Yue Opera Audiences", 2005 "Modern China. Proceedings of the International Symposium "Urban Culture and Social Change".
The first issue of "Overseas Chinese Studies Review" (2006.1).
"In Search of Modernity: Historical Interpretation of Shanghai Romance Culture in the Republic of China" , "Shilin", Issue 4, 2006
"Gender, History, and Medicine in Feminist Scholarship: An Interview with Charlotte Furth." Chinese Historical Review, vol. 13, no. 2 (Fall 2006 ).
"Topic: Gender and Class in the Context of Feminism - A Discussion on the Book "Sexual Gap"", "History Teaching Issues", Issue 2, 2006.
"Butterfly Dream and the Reconstruction of Sexual and Moral Discourses on Women in Chinese Drama", "Journal of the Central Academy of Drama", Issue 2, 2007; reprinted by "Chinese Social Sciences Digest", Issue 1, 2008 ( February).
"Women and Chinese Politics", "Sunset", Issue 20, 2007
"Suspicious Prosperity: An Analysis of Urban Women's Culture in the Shadow of the Japanese Army", " Journal of East China Normal University", Issue 2, 2008.
Translation
Reminiscences of Hongkew: The Life of Jewish Refugees, 1938-1945. Shanghai: Xuelin Publishing House, August 2005
"Gender, Medicine, and the Body in the Ming and Qing Dynasties: The Process of Feminist Historical Writing in Chinese Studies", "Overseas Chinese Studies Review", 2006 First issue in January. Translation of Charlotte Furth's talk in English at ECNU on December 6, 2004 titled “Gender, Medicine, and the Body in Late Imperial China.”
“Cultural Consumption and Popular Reception of the West in Shanghai, 1950- 1966" (Chinese to English), Chinese Historical Review, vol. 12, issue 1 (April 2005). Translation of Zhang Jishun's paper in Chinese titled, "Transformation and Continuity: Cultural Consumption and Shanghai Grassroots Society's Response to the West (1950- Early 1960s)"
Reminiscences of Hongkew: Legends of the Revolution ("Hongkou Memory: Red Trace"), Shanghai: Xuelin Publishing House, June 2007.
"Intellectual Elites and Underclass Education in the Chinese Revolution" (Elizabeth Perry? "Social Movements in Modern Chinese History: A Comparative Perspective").
"Intellectuals Series" No. 6? October 2007, Nanjing: Jiangsu People's Publishing House