Where was Guo Hong born?

Guo Hong, a native of Yongji, Shanxi, is an associate professor and vice president of the College of Literature, Shanghai University. His representative work is A General History of Administrative Divisions in Ming Dynasty in China.

Chinese name: Guo Hong.

Nationality: China.

Place of birth: Yongji, Shanxi

Occupation: civil servant

Main achievements: Vice President of School of Literature, Shanghai University.

Masterpiece: A General History of chinese administrative division in Ming Dynasty.

Character experience

In 200 1 year, he received a doctorate in history from China Historical Geography Research Center of Fudan University, and has been teaching in the history department of Shanghai University ever since. In 2007-2008, sponsored by the Joint Board of Directors of Asian Christian Higher Education, he visited China Christian College in Oxford and Ferdinand Webster Cultural Center.

research direction

History, Human Geography and Modern Christian History in China.

Main contribution

Academic writing

General History of Administrative Divisions in Ming Dynasty in China, Shanghai, Fudan University Press, 2007, the first author.

Academic paper

From Children's Textbooks to Missionary Tools —— Publication of Christian Three-Character Classics 1823 to 1880, Collected Works of History, No.6, 2009. (Reprinted in History of Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.3 (20 10).

Shanghai Dialect Writing and Gao Dipi's Dialect Pinyin System, China Construction Newsletter (Hongkong), No.93, 2009.

The first English-Chinese vocabulary of Ningbo dialect-Zazi Wen, or Wen (Japanese),No. 15, 2008.

Immigration, Land and the Spread of Catholicism in Suiyuan, Journal of Shanghai University, No.3, 2005.

Duan Zhenju, The Case of an acre of land and the change of the way Catholicism preached in Inner Mongolia, Kyushu Xuelin (Hong Kong), spring 2004.

Dusiwei System and Military Administrative Regions in Ming Dynasty, Research on Military History, No.4, 2004.

Health Center Migration and Regional Cultural Changes in Ming and Qing Dynasties, China Historical Geography Theory Series, No.2, 2003.

Embodiment of Unique Geographical Units —— Wei Suozhi in Ming and Qing Dynasties, China Local Records, No.2, 2003.

Textual research on the evolution of Shaanxi provincial capital, supplement of Academic Monthly in 2003.

Research on the Establishment of Guizhou Capital in Ming Dynasty, Guizhou Literature and History Series,No. 1, 2002.

Textual research on the establishment and evolution of Wanquandusi, included in Historical Geography of China Facing the New Century, edited by Historical Geography Research Center of Fudan University, Qilu Bookstore, 200 1 10.

Textual research on the establishment and evolution of Daning Dusi, historical geography, 16 series, 2000.

Immigrants in Shanxi, Research on Military History, No.3, 2000.

A Comparative Study of Two Maps of Datong Town, China Historical Theory Series,No. 1, 2000.

Historical Atlas of Shanghai (ed.), Shanghai People's Publishing House, 2000.

project

In 2007, the joint board of directors of Asian Christian higher education project: overseas study of the sacred heart of Notre Dame.

In 2008, China Historical Geography Research Center of Fudan University: Guangxi Part of National Historical Engineering Geography in Qing Dynasty.

In 2004, the project of Shanghai Education Commission: Urban Development and River Changes since Shanghai's Opening to the outside world.

Winning record

In 2005, Duan Zhenju's case and the transformation of Catholic missionary mode in Inner Mongolia won the Shanghai Historical Society's Excellent Paper Award.