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Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong Hong Kong

Research Assitant

Education

I studied Chinese language and literature at The Chinese University of Hong Kong from 2003 to 2006 and worked a year as a research assistant before entering the Graduate School of the same institute in 2007. In the two years as a graduate student, I extended the focus of my research from Chinese classics to the intellectual history of the pre-modern period of the country, particularly the thoughts of Ming China (1368-1644) Confucians. I then earned my master¡¯s degree by submitting a thesis titled A Study of Statecraft Ideals in Ming China by Statistical Analysis of Collections of Statecraft Writings on jingshiwenbian½›ÊÀÎľŽ in June, 2009. I was deeply impressed by the achievement...