Prof. Zhijun Wen

• China’s Foreign Relations under Authoritarian Rule: Structural Patterns and Strategic Implications

  
  Oral Presentation
  
  (Chinese, Political Science, Asian Studies)
  Mikayla B. Arbeene
  Prof. Zhijun Wen, Faculty Mentor
  
  
  

• Generational Trauma and Family Separation in Zhang Yimou’s Cultural Revolution Cinema: To Live and Coming Home

  
  Oral Presentation
  
  (Chinese)
  Enyetullah Rahimullah*, Tristan Pier, Sakar Pandey, Hank Phan, and Pengkai Ma
  Prof. Zhijun Wen, Faculty Mentor
  
  
  

• Hierarchy and Family Structure in Republican-era China: Evidence from Two Chinese Films

  
  Oral Presentation
  
  (Chinese, History)
  London S. Blakey*, Xinjie Chen, Xinkai Cao, and Brayden Chen
  Prof. Zhijun Wen, Faculty Mentor
  
  
  

• Obedience and Hierarchy: Concubine Life in 1920s China as Depicted in Raise the Red Lantern

  
  Oral Presentation
  
  (Chinese)
  Kyra Ray*, Anna C. Kirchhoefer, Junwu Xiao, zifei wang, and Qianhui Wang
  Prof. Zhijun Wen, Faculty Mentor
  
  
  

• Trauma Beyond Politics: Memory and Family Rupture in Zhang Yimou’s Coming Home

  
  Oral Presentation
  
  (History)
  Jack D. Hubbard*, Thirtha Karmakar, Jurgen Habilaj, and Tianyu Jiang
  Prof. Zhijun Wen, Faculty Mentor