Qian Yue, female, Han ethnicity, from Xun County, Hebi City, Henan Province. She began working at the school in December 2022 and holds the position of Lecturer with a Ph.D. in Literature. She is currently a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the School of Humanities, Nanchang University. She earned her Ph.D. in Literature in 2022 from the Japanese Intellectual History Laboratory at Tohoku University, Japan. Her research focuses on the overseas development of traditional Chinese culture and Sino-Japanese cultural exchange studies.

  Contact Email: qyzy2012@ncu.edu.cn

  Main Research Areas and Directions:

  Overseas development of Chinese philosophy, Sino-Japanese cultural exchange studies; the Ming-Qing Morality Books Movement, and Edo-period Sekimon Shingaku.

  Courses Taught:

  History of Chinese Philosophy (Parts 1 & 2), Wisdom of Chinese Philosophy, Chinese Philosophy and Humanistic Tradition.

  Major Academic Research Achievements and Awards:

  I. Research Projects

  1.Principal Investigator of the National Social Science Fund Youth Project: "Sekimon Shingaku and the Popularization of Chinese Philosophical Thought in Edo-Period Japan" (Project No.: 23CZX035), ongoing.

  2.Principal Investigator of the Nanchang University Philosophy and Social Sciences Youth Talent Cultivation Innovation Fund Project: "Research on the Evolution of Sekimon Shingaku in Edo-Period Japan," ongoing.

  II. Published Papers

  1."Characteristics of Yan Maoyou’s Views on Women: Focusing on 'Nü Jian'," Japanese Intellectual History Research, No. 53, pp. 43–59, March 2021.

  2."The Features and Influence of Literati Associations in Late Ming Fujian: A Case Study of Yunqi Society," Nature and Practical Learning, No. 6, pp. 56–73, August 2021.

  3."New Trends in Shingaku Education in the Late Edo Period as Seen in 'Kōseki Nikki'," Bulletin of the Japanese Intellectual History Research Society, No. 38, pp. 90–106, March 2022.

  4."The State of Shingaku Lecture Halls in the Context of Ishida Baigan," Culture, Vol. 85, No. 3/4, pp. 55–69, March 2022.

  5."The State of Shingaku Education in the Late Edo Period as Reflected in Local Documents 'Shingaku Kokoro no Shirabe'," Annual Report of Japanese Intellectual History, No. 20/21, pp. 1–14, August 2022.