Ying Zou, PhD (2010), Stanford University, is Associate Professor of Chinese Classical Literature at Renmin University of China. She has published monographs, translations, and numerous articles on Chinese literature and gender studies, including “Talent, Identity, and Sociality in Early Qing Scholar-Beauty Novels” (T’oung Pao, Sept. 2016) and The Study of Ming-Qing Fiction in the United States (Nanjing daxue chubanshe, 2016).

Ying Zou, PhD (2010), Stanford University, is Associate Professor of Chinese Classical Literature at Renmin University of China. She has published monographs, translations, and numerous articles on Chinese literature and gender studies, including “Talent, Identity, and Sociality in Early Qing Scholar-Beauty Novels” (T’oung Pao, Sept. 2016) and The Study of Ming-Qing Fiction in the United States (Nanjing daxue chubanshe, 2016).

Ying Zou, PhD (2010), Stanford University, is Associate Professor of Chinese Classical Literature at Renmin University of China. She has published monographs, translations, and numerous articles on Chinese literature and gender studies, including “Talent, Identity, and Sociality in Early Qing Scholar-Beauty Novels” (T’oung Pao, Sept. 2016) and The Study of Ming-Qing Fiction in the United States (Nanjing daxue chubanshe, 2016).