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Patricia Bjaaland Welch is a former University lecturer on Chinese history and philosophy, currently doing independent research on a variety of Chinese topics. She has six published books, the most recent being a book on Chinese New Year traditions (Oxford University Press, 1995); Chinese Art: A Guide to Motifs and Visual Imagery (Tuttle, 2008); and a History of the Southeast Asia Ceramic Society (SEACS, 2019), in addition to numerous articles in such journals and magazines as Arts of Asia. She is a former president of the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society and an expert on Southeast Asian ceramics and a frequent and popular speaker on major cruise lines.

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	~~Pbwelch~~ is a former University lecturer on Chinese history and philosophy, currently doing independent research on a variety of Chinese topics. She has six published books, the most recent being a book on Chinese New Year traditions (Oxford University Press, 1995); ''Chinese Art: A Guide to Motifs and Visual Imagery'' (Tuttle, 2008); and a ''History of the Southeast Asia Ceramic Society'' (SEACS, 2019), in addition to numerous articles in such journals and magazines as ''Arts of Asia''.		Patricia Bjaaland Welch is a former University lecturer on Chinese history and philosophy, currently doing independent research on a variety of Chinese topics. She has six published books, the most recent being a book on Chinese New Year traditions (Oxford University Press, 1995); ''Chinese Art: A Guide to Motifs and Visual Imagery'' (Tuttle, 2008); and a ''History of the Southeast Asia Ceramic Society'' (SEACS, 2019), in addition to numerous articles in such journals and magazines as ''Arts of Asia''. She is a former president of the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society and an expert on Southeast Asian ceramics and a frequent and popular speaker on major cruise lines.