Ruoyun Bai 多伦多媒体研究白若云

@ruoyunbai.bsky.social

Associate Professor of Media Studies/Comparative Literature, Univ. of Toronto, working on Chinese Media, Culture and Society. Author of "Staging Corruption: Chinese Television and Politics" and co-editor of 3 books. Writing a book on scandals in China.

A virtual conference: "In Search of Early Chinese Empires: The Dynamics between Excavated Manuscripts and Transmitted Texts"; Easter Time: (1) 7:30 pm, Dec. 20-- 4 am Dec. 21; (2) 7:30 pm, Dec. 21-- 4am Dec. 22, 2024 Zoom registration link: notredame.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

12月20/21日国际学术会议:“寻找秦汉帝国:传世文献与出土文献的碰撞” (线下+线上)

12月20-21日秦汉历史国际学术会议:“寻找秦汉帝国:传世文献与出土文献的碰撞” (线下+线上)

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A chapter from the recently published Chinese anthology "Law, Knowledge, and Power in the Age of Empire," providing some critical reflections on the use and analysis of historical archives in the field of Chinese (legal) history. t.cn/A6mCvA2N ​​​

方法|陈利:“隐形档案”与史料深挖四步法

最近二三十年间, 欧美的人文社会科学研究领域中形成了一个所谓“档案转向” (archival turn) 的学术潮流。

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1. How seriously did late imperial China's rulers treat their pets and/or job of archiving their everyday lives? Here're 2 registers from the No. 1 Historical Archives of the Qing royal family's cats and dogs (with names & years of birth/death). Two cats died after 9 years & one dog after 15 years.

清宫皇室宬馆藏宫廷毛犬名册《大清实录》等朝廷重要史料收藏龙纹柜清代皇家史册保存地“皇史宬”

After twenty years of field work and digital collection, there are inevitably some intriguing or truly remarkable items in my collection that I may share from time to time, including interesting samples from a variety of legal texts and judicial archives from the Qing period (1644-1911).

Took many pictures during my fall 2023 visiting professorship at Peking Univ. Here's the iconic Reclining Shakyamuni Buddha entering Nirvana at the Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing, PRC, a UNESCO World Heritage Site (dated 9th-13th centuries) with a blend of Buddhist, Confucian & Taoist influences.

The Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing, China, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, date from the 9th to 13th centuries and showcase a blend of Buddhist, Confucian, and Taoist influences. The reclining Buddha depicted in the images represents Shakyamuni Buddha entering Nirvana, surrounded by disciples and bodhisattvas symbolizing reverence and enlightenment. These carvings, renowned for their artistic excellence, provide insight into the religious practices and cultural values of Tang and Song China, highlighting the harmonious coexistence of spiritual traditions.

I created a starter pack for sociologists studying China: go.bsky.app/NetJdDm. We study China’s labor, gender, family, inequality, organizations, education, professions, media, civil society, protests, immigration, as well as politics and history. Let me know if you want to be added (or removed).

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