Chow Kai Wing
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Chow Kai Wing (Traditional Chinese: 周佳榮, 1947-) is a Professor and the Head of Department of History in Hong Kong Baptist University.[1]
Chow attended the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hiroshima University, Osaka University of Foreign Studies and he gained the PhD at University of Hong Kong. Chow is a historian in Hong Kong and his research interests are focus on the modernization of East Asian Countries (China, Japan and Korea); Sino-Japanese Relations; Intellectual History of Modern China.
Chow should not be confused with Chow Kai Wing of University of Illinois, who is also a historian.
[edit] Bibliography
- Chow Kai Wing (2002). The Chinese Medical History Dictionary. Hong Kong: Chung Wah Book Company.
- Chow Kai Wing (1999). New Citizen and Revival: Major Themes in Modern Chinese Thought. Hong Kong: Lee Man Publication.
- Chow Kai Wing (1985). Historical Modern Japanese Culture and Thought. Taiwan: The Commercial Press.
[edit] References
- ^ "港台公布建國六十年特備節目 十花甲名人聚首率先為國祝壽" (in Chinese). Radio Television Hong Kong. 28 April 2009. http://www.rthk.org.hk/press/chi/20090428_66_122240.html. Retrieved 30 December 2010.
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