Representations of 'China' in Britain

Wang, C., Wielander, G., Chen, S.W.S., Shi, F.D.L., Witchard, A. and Thorniley, T. 2021. Representations of 'China' in Britain. in: Kehoe, S. and Wielander, G. (ed.) Cultural China 2020: The Contemporary China Centre Review University of Westminster Press. pp. 65-83

Chapter titleRepresentations of 'China' in Britain
AuthorsWang, C., Wielander, G., Chen, S.W.S., Shi, F.D.L., Witchard, A. and Thorniley, T.
EditorsKehoe, S. and Wielander, G.
Book titleCultural China 2020: The Contemporary China Centre Review
Page range65-83
Year2021
PublisherUniversity of Westminster Press
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JournalCultural China

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Thomas Burke, Limehouse nights: tales of Chinatown (1916)
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The politics of the transcendental
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Researching Chinese Christianity: (mis)conceptions and revelations
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Missionaries and China’s modernization
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Christian values in Communist China
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Chinese Christians and the party-state: the perfect complementarian relationship?
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Chinese Christian values online: harmony in diversity
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Guiqiao as political subjects in the making of the People's Republic of China 1949-1979
Wang, C. 2013. Guiqiao as political subjects in the making of the People's Republic of China 1949-1979. in: Xiang, B., Yeoh, B. and Toyota, M. (ed.) Return: nationalizing transnational mobility in Asia Durham Duke University Press. pp. 63-82

Bridging borders in the global city: negotiating sameness and difference in Hong Kong’s skilled immigrants from mainland China
Wang, C. 2012. Bridging borders in the global city: negotiating sameness and difference in Hong Kong’s skilled immigrants from mainland China. Journal of International Migration and Integration. 13 (4), pp. 565-581. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12134-012-0236-6

Sax Rohmer
Witchard, A. 2012. Sax Rohmer. in: Hughes, W., Punter, D. and Smith, A. (ed.) Encyclopedia of the gothic Wiley.

Lao She in London
Witchard, A. 2012. Lao She in London. Hong Kong Hong Kong University Press and Royal Asiatic Society (Shanghai).

Love, faith and the CCP
Wielander, G. 2012. Love, faith and the CCP. British Association of Chinese Studies, Annual Conference 2012. Oxford, UK 3-5 September 2012

Christian love, faith and the CCP
Wielander, G. 2012. Christian love, faith and the CCP. King’s College, Lau China Institute Research Seminar. London, UK 28 November 2012

A threepenny omnibus ticket to "Limey-housey-causey-way": fictional sojourns in Chinatown
Witchard, A. 2011. A threepenny omnibus ticket to "Limey-housey-causey-way": fictional sojourns in Chinatown. in: Short story criticism: excerpts from criticism of the works of short fiction writers Gale Cengage Learning.

Aspects of literary Limehouse: Thomas Burke and the “glamorous shame” of Chinatown
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Museumfying Chinese diaspora: same heritage, different meanings?
Wang, C. 2011. Museumfying Chinese diaspora: same heritage, different meanings? Co-Reach (Co-ordination of Research between Europe and China) Conference on Chinese Cultural Heritage. German Archaeological Institute, Berlin 24 Apr - 24 May 2011

How does a house remember? family, village and memory of an Indonesian-Chinese community in Guangdong
Wang, C. 2011. How does a house remember? family, village and memory of an Indonesian-Chinese community in Guangdong. Co-Reach (Co-ordination of Research between Europe and China) Conference on Chinese Cultural Heritage. Beijing 26 - 27 Sep 2011

"Curious kisses": the Chinatown fantasies of Thomas Burke
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Book review: Wilkie Collins: a literary life
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Bedraggled ballerinas on a ’bus back to Bow: "the fairy business"
Witchard, A. 2011. Bedraggled ballerinas on a ’bus back to Bow: "the fairy business". 19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century. (13).

From minsheng to hexie shehui: addressing social inequality through social welfare. China's Amity Foundation as an example of Big Society
Wielander, G. 2011. From minsheng to hexie shehui: addressing social inequality through social welfare. China's Amity Foundation as an example of Big Society. Association of Chinese Political Studies (ACPS) International Symposium and 24th Annual Meeting. King's College London 17 - 19 Jun 2011

Amity foundation: joining the grass roots and the local state in China's 'harmonious society'
Wielander, G. 2011. Amity foundation: joining the grass roots and the local state in China's 'harmonious society'. International Symposium on China's Appeal and its Discontents. Hong Kong Shue Yan University 20 - 23 Jun 2011

Beyond repression and resistance - Christian love and China's harmonious society
Wielander, G. 2011. Beyond repression and resistance - Christian love and China's harmonious society. The China Journal. 65, pp. 119-138.

Book review: Victorian vulgarity: taste in verbal and visual culture
Witchard, A. 2011. Book review: Victorian vulgarity: taste in verbal and visual culture. Victoriographies: a journal of nineteenth-century writing. 1 (1), pp. 138-140.

Book review: Revenge of the forbidden city. The crackdown on the Falungong in China, 1999-2005
Wielander, G. 2011. Book review: Revenge of the forbidden city. The crackdown on the Falungong in China, 1999-2005. China Quarterly. 206, pp. 435-437. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0305741011000439

Book review: Civilising missions: international religious agencies in China, by Miwa Hirono
Wielander, G. 2011. Book review: Civilising missions: international religious agencies in China, by Miwa Hirono. China Journal. 66, pp. 219-220.

Review: Modern painters: the Camden Town Group, Tate Britain 13 February - 5 May 2008
Witchard, A. 2010. Review: Modern painters: the Camden Town Group, Tate Britain 13 February - 5 May 2008. Literary London: interdisciplinary studies on the representation of London. 8 (1).

Special section: London and the Camden Town Group
Barfield, S. and Witchard, A. 2010. Special section: London and the Camden Town Group. in: Literary London: interdisciplinary studies in the representation of London Literary London.

Mobile heritage, transnational nationalism: the construction of a national Overseas Chinese museum in Beijing
Wang, C. 2010. Mobile heritage, transnational nationalism: the construction of a national Overseas Chinese museum in Beijing. Co-Reach (Co-ordination of Research between Europe and China) Conference on Chinese Cultural Heritage. University College London, London 06 - 07 May 2010

'A fatal freshness': mid-Victorian suburbophobia
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中国四个城市吸引海外回流人才比较研究:一个政策的视角 (Returned highly skilled migrants in four Chinese cities: a policy perspective)
Wang, C. 2010. 中国四个城市吸引海外回流人才比较研究:一个政策的视角 (Returned highly skilled migrants in four Chinese cities: a policy perspective). 华人研究国际学报 (The Journal of Diasporic Chinese Studies). 2 (2), pp. 55-74. https://doi.org/10.1142/S1793724810000179

Book review: Chinese transnational networks
Wang, C. 2009. Book review: Chinese transnational networks. Social Transformations in Chinese Societies. 4.

Transformed border, repositioned place and contested identity: mainlander professionals in Hong Kong
Wang, C. 2009. Transformed border, repositioned place and contested identity: mainlander professionals in Hong Kong. AHRC Diasporas, Migration and Identities Programme/CRONEM Conference, Diasporas, Migration and Identities: Crossing Boundaries, New Directions. University of Surrey, Surrey, England 11 - 12 Jun 2009

Remapping the landscape of skilled expatriates in post-1997 Hong Kong
Wang, C. 2009. Remapping the landscape of skilled expatriates in post-1997 Hong Kong. New Zealand Chinese Association and International Society of the Study of Chinese Overseas Conference. University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand 18 - 19 Jul 2009

Introduction: rising challenges and new frontiers of the population policies in China and India
Wong, S.L. and Wang, C. 2009. Introduction: rising challenges and new frontiers of the population policies in China and India. in: Wong, S.L. and Wang, C. (ed.) Population policies and development in China and India : comparative perspectives Hong Kong Centre of Asian Studies, University of Hong Kong. pp. 1-9

Thomas Burke's dark chinoiserie: Limehose nights and the queer spell of Chinatown
Witchard, A. 2009. Thomas Burke's dark chinoiserie: Limehose nights and the queer spell of Chinatown. Farnham Ashgate.

Chinoiserie wonderlands of the fin de siècle: twinkletoes in Chinatown
Witchard, A. 2009. Chinoiserie wonderlands of the fin de siècle: twinkletoes in Chinatown. in: Hollingsworth, C. (ed.) Alice beyond wonderland: essays for the twenty-first century Iowa City University of Iowa Press. pp. 155-174

The political activism of Beijing House Church Intellectuals
Wielander, G. 2009. The political activism of Beijing House Church Intellectuals. Seminar at Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Foreign and Commonwealth Office London 8 June 2009

Protestant and online: the case of Aiyan
Wielander, G. 2009. Protestant and online: the case of Aiyan. China Quarterly. 197, pp. 165-182. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0305741009000095

Love as a Political Concept in China's Harmonious Society
Wielander, G. 2009. Love as a Political Concept in China's Harmonious Society. JEASC Conference. University of Sheffield 8-10 September 2009

Generous and cultural inspirational: how the UK higher education sector can contribute to Britain's role as host of international events
Wielander, G. 2009. Generous and cultural inspirational: how the UK higher education sector can contribute to Britain's role as host of international events. Languages in Higher Eucation: transitions and connections. Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies, York 08 - 09 Jul 2009

Chinese Christian Thought and China's "Moral Reconstruction"
Wielander, G. 2009. Chinese Christian Thought and China's "Moral Reconstruction". Research Seminar. Beijing, Renmin Daxue 14 May 2009

China's Harmonious Society - Towards a Politics of Love?
Wielander, G. 2009. China's Harmonious Society - Towards a Politics of Love? A Century of Change: China and Modernization, 1900-Present. Library of Congress, Washington D.C. 16-18 September 2009

Bridging the Gap? An investigation of Beijing intellectual house church activities and their implications for China's democratization
Wielander, G. 2009. Bridging the Gap? An investigation of Beijing intellectual house church activities and their implications for China's democratization. Journal of Contemporary China. 18 (62), pp. 849-864. https://doi.org/10.1080/10670560903174689

All you need is Love? - Love as a Political Force in China's Harmonious Society
Wielander, G. 2009. All you need is Love? - Love as a Political Force in China's Harmonious Society. SOAS Lunchtime Seminars. SOAS, London 27 October 2009

Guiqiao: returnees as a policy subject in China
Wang, C. 2009. Guiqiao: returnees as a policy subject in China. Newsletter of International Institute of Asian Studies (IIAS). 50, p. 7.

Book review: Chinese business in the making of a Malay state, 1882-1941: Kedah and Penang
Wang, C. 2008. Book review: Chinese business in the making of a Malay state, 1882-1941: Kedah and Penang. Social Transformations in Chinese Societies. 3.

Border, place and identity: mainlander professional migrants in Hong Kong
Wang, C. 2008. Border, place and identity: mainlander professional migrants in Hong Kong. Cityscapes of Diaspora: Chinatowns & Beyond. Middlesex University, London 15 - 15 Nov 2008

Re-defining return in Asian migration: the case of China
Wang, C. 2008. Re-defining return in Asian migration: the case of China. International Conference on Return Migration in Asia: Experiences, Ideologies and Politics. National University of Singapore, Singapore 31 Jul - 01 Aug 2008

Chinese mainland professionals in Hong Kong: profile, prospect and problems
Wang, C. 2008. Chinese mainland professionals in Hong Kong: profile, prospect and problems. 2008 Annual Conference of China’s Sociological Association, Jilin Provincial Academy of Social Sciences. Changchun, China 19 - 21 Jul 2008

Book review: Formal investigations: aesthetic style in late Victorian and Edwardian detective fiction
Witchard, A. 2008. Book review: Formal investigations: aesthetic style in late Victorian and Edwardian detective fiction. English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920. 51 (3).

Bloomsbury, Limehouse and Piccadilly: a Chinese sojourn in London
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Book review: Recalling London: literature and history in the work of Peter Ackroyd and Iain Sinclair
Witchard, A. 2008. Book review: Recalling London: literature and history in the work of Peter Ackroyd and Iain Sinclair. Literary London: interdisciplinary studies on the representation of London. 6 (1).

Thomas Burke: "Son of London"
Witchard, A. 2007. Thomas Burke: "Son of London". in: Phillips, L. (ed.) A mighty mass of brick and smoke: Victorian and Edwardian representations of London Amsterdam, Netherlands Rodopi.

Home as a circular process: a study of the Indonesian Chinese in Hong Kong
Wang, C. and Wong, S.L. 2007. Home as a circular process: a study of the Indonesian Chinese in Hong Kong. in: Thunø, M. (ed.) Beyond Chinatown: new Chinese migrants and China's global expansion Denmark Nordic Institute of Asian Study Press. pp. 183-209

“让我们一起去香港” (Let’s go to Hong Kong together)
Wang, C. 2007. “让我们一起去香港” (Let’s go to Hong Kong together). 读书 (Dushu). 11, pp. 76-83.

“跨境人口流动及其政策含义: 基于香港的分析” (Trans-border mobility and its policy implications: the case of Hong Kong)
Wang, C. 2007. “跨境人口流动及其政策含义: 基于香港的分析” (Trans-border mobility and its policy implications: the case of Hong Kong). 南方人口研究 (South China Population). 4, pp. 25-31.

“归的含义” (The meaning of return)
Wang, C. 2007. “归的含义” (The meaning of return). 读书 (Dushu). 1, pp. 107-114.

A threepenny omnibus ticket to "Limey-housey-causey-way": fictional sojourns in Chinatown
Witchard, A. 2007. A threepenny omnibus ticket to "Limey-housey-causey-way": fictional sojourns in Chinatown. Comparative Critical Studies. 4 (2), pp. 225-240.

Book review: Anti-Japanese or pro-Japanese: Overseas Chinese, the Chinese nationalist government and the Wang regime
Wang, C. 2006. Book review: Anti-Japanese or pro-Japanese: Overseas Chinese, the Chinese nationalist government and the Wang regime. Journal of Chinese Overseas . 2 (2), pp. 311-313. https://doi.org/10.1163/179325406788639688

Book review: The language of the eyes: science, sexuality, and female vision in English literature and culture, 1690-1927
Witchard, A. 2006. Book review: The language of the eyes: science, sexuality, and female vision in English literature and culture, 1690-1927. English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920. 49 (4).

Haigui: a new area in China’s policy towards Chinese diaspora?
Wang, C., Wong, S.L. and Sun, W. 2006. Haigui: a new area in China’s policy towards Chinese diaspora? Journal of Chinese Overseas. 2 (2), pp. 294-309. https://doi.org/10.1163/179325406788639615

“回家的路:关于全球化时代移民与家园关系的思考” (Way back home: reflection on the relationship between migrants and home in globalization era)
Wang, C. and Wong, S.L. 2006. “回家的路:关于全球化时代移民与家园关系的思考” (Way back home: reflection on the relationship between migrants and home in globalization era). 广西民族大学学报 (Journal of Guangxi University for Nationalities). 28 (4), pp. 30-44.

”回家的路:全球化时代移民与家园关系的思考“ (Way back home: reflection on the relationship between migrants and home in globalization era)
Wang, C. and Wong, S.L. 2006. ”回家的路:全球化时代移民与家园关系的思考“ (Way back home: reflection on the relationship between migrants and home in globalization era). 中国社会科学文摘 (Chinese Social Science Digest). 42, pp. 55-56.

Locating Hong Kong in the global network of professional migrants
Wang, C. 2006. Locating Hong Kong in the global network of professional migrants. Journal of Comparative Asian Development. 5 (2), pp. 329-344. https://doi.org/10.1080/15339114.2006.9678437

活在别处:香港印尼华人口述历史 (Life is elsewhere: stories of the Indonesian Chinese in Hong Kong)
Wang, C. 2006. 活在别处:香港印尼华人口述历史 (Life is elsewhere: stories of the Indonesian Chinese in Hong Kong). Hong Kong Centre of Asian Studies, University of Hong Kong.

“华人网络的再认识:一个空间的视角” (Re-examining global networks of Chinese diaspora: a spatial perspective)
Wang, C. 2006. “华人网络的再认识:一个空间的视角” (Re-examining global networks of Chinese diaspora: a spatial perspective). 华侨华人历史研究 (Overseas Chinese History Studies). 2, pp. 22-30.

"Thomas Burke, the 'Laureate of Limehouse": a new biographical outline
Witchard, A. 2005. "Thomas Burke, the 'Laureate of Limehouse": a new biographical outline. English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920. 48 (2), pp. 164-187.

Aspects of literary Limehouse: Thomas Burke and the “glamorous shame” of Chinatown
Witchard, A. 2004. Aspects of literary Limehouse: Thomas Burke and the “glamorous shame” of Chinatown. Literary London: interdisciplinary studies on the representation of London. 2 (2).

“也谈华人“ (On Chinese diaspora)
Wang, C. 2004. “也谈华人“ (On Chinese diaspora). 读书 (Dushu). 10, pp. 121-129.

”黄绍伦教授与华人研究:一个社会学的观点“ (Wong Siu-lun and Chinese migration studies: a sociological perspective)
Wang, C. 2004. ”黄绍伦教授与华人研究:一个社会学的观点“ (Wong Siu-lun and Chinese migration studies: a sociological perspective). 华侨华人历史研究 (Overseas Chinese History Studies). 4, pp. 61-69.

"重塑香港的族群地图: 华人移民认同与族群建构的再认识" (Re-mapping Hong Kong’s sub-ethnicity landscape: a reconsideration of identity and ethnicity of Chinese diaspora)
Wang, C. 2004. "重塑香港的族群地图: 华人移民认同与族群建构的再认识" (Re-mapping Hong Kong’s sub-ethnicity landscape: a reconsideration of identity and ethnicity of Chinese diaspora). 社会学研究 (Sociological Studies). 6, pp. 90-100.

“香港的归侨团体研究—以巨港(香港) 校友会为例” (A study of guiqiao communities in Hong Kong: the case of Palembang Chinese school alumni association)
Wang, C. 1999. “香港的归侨团体研究—以巨港(香港) 校友会为例” (A study of guiqiao communities in Hong Kong: the case of Palembang Chinese school alumni association). 华侨华人历史研究 (Overseas Chinese History Studies). (3), pp. 55-66.

"东亚现代化视野中的华人经济网络:以泰国为例的研究" (Overseas Chinese economic networks in the perspective of East Asian modernization: the case of Thailand)
Wang, C. 1998. "东亚现代化视野中的华人经济网络:以泰国为例的研究" (Overseas Chinese economic networks in the perspective of East Asian modernization: the case of Thailand). 华侨华人历史研究 (Overseas Chinese History Studies). (3), pp. 8-27.

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