Graduate Student Workshop on “Imperial Form, Technology, and Materiality in the Qing Court”
Dec. 26, 2016, Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
This graduate student offered an important platform for young scholars in Taiwan to engage with ongoing debates on Qing court art. Building on an earlier international workshop, the event gathered graduate students to explore themes such as “Court Style and Its Formation,” “The Emperor and the Court,” and “Technology and Materiality.” By encouraging dialogue across different research materials and perspectives, the workshop strengthened the training of a new generation of Qing specialists and fostered a domestic scholarly community connected to global discussions.
The workshop was featured in the Ming-Qing Studies Newsletter of the Committee for Promotion of Ming-Qing Studies, Academia Sinica, which published a detailed report highlighting its significance and outcomes.