Biography

I have been engaging the exploration of Chinese social history of the third Century B.C. to the sixth Century A.D. since 1995. I always maintain that people occupy a prominent position in activating history as reflected from literary or archeological evidence. Historians should cut through ideological and methodological bias to strive for objectivity and truth. Under this premise, I attempt to interpret and structure all historical fragments into an integrated whole and project the past of human being. Currently, I am doing research in the Han social history through the investigation of the newly excavated bamboo and wooden documents. I believe these new evidences will give new lights to the study of the life of ordinary people in Han China.

Research Intrest

Political and Social History of Qin-Han and Wei-Jin Periods Kinship Systems Studies on Bamboo Slips & Wooden Documents

List of Publications
Lily Xiao Hong Lee D, Stefanowska K, Armonk NY, Sharpe ME (2007) Zheng Sisters”. In Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Women: Antiquity through Sui 22: 253-255.
Yuen-sang L (2007) “Legitimation of Qin-Han China: From the Perspective of the Feng and Shan Sacrifices (206 B.C. – A.D. 220)”. In The Legitimation of New Orders: Case Studies in World History, ed. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press 2: 1-26.
Lily Xiao, Hong Lee, Stefanowska AD, Armonk NY, Sharpe ME (2007) Zheng Sisters In Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Women. Antiquity through Sui 1600 B.C.E 618: 253-255.