Lecturer, School of Journalism and Communication, South China University of Technology
Professional Profile
Liu Xiaoni earned her Master of Arts degree from South China Normal University. Her principal research interests include gender and media, literature and gender culture, and Hakka culture.
Education and Work Experience
· 2002.9–2005.6 – Master of Arts, South China Normal University
· 2006.3–Present – Lecturer, School of Journalism and Communication, South China University of Technology
Part-Time Positions
· Member of the Literary and Artistic Critic Association
Publications (Co-Authored)
1. Shunde Township Enterprise History. Beijing: People’s Publishing House, 2007.
2. Hakka Merchants. Beijing: People’s Publishing House, 2008.
3. History of Hakka Culture. Guangzhou: South China University of Technology Press, 2009.
4. History of Hakka Culture in Guangdong. Guangzhou: Guangdong People’s Publishing House, 2010.
5. Hakka Encyclopedia. Guangzhou: Guangdong Education Publishing House, 2010.
6. Guangdong Boxing Dao. Guangzhou: Huacheng Publishing House, 2015.
Representative Papers
1. “Perspective on the Relationship between Guangdong Entertainment News and Women’s Culture under the Maritime Silk Road Background.” In Vigorous South of the Five Ridges—Collection of Research Papers on ‘Maritime Silk Road Culture’ in Guangdong, Academic Press, October 2018.
2. “Observing Hakka Women from Modern Hakka Novels.” Journal of South China University of Technology (Social Science Edition), Issue 1 (2011).
3. “Feminist Writing Theory and the Chinese Context.” Journal of Shenyang Agricultural University (Social Science Edition), Issue 4 (2009).
4. “The Abyss of ‘Female’ and ‘Sex’: Misconceptions in Women’s Erotic Writing in the Late 1990s.” Journal of Changchun University of Technology (Social Science Edition), Issue 3 (2009).
5. “Contemporary Hakka Academic History Research.” Journal of South China University of Technology (Social Science Edition), Issue 3 (2008).
6. “Modern and Contemporary Hakka Academic History Research.” Academic Research, Issue 7 (2006).
Research Projects
1. Research on Contemporary Entertainment News Communication and the Construction of Chinese Women’s Culture, Central University Project x2xcD2118330 (2012).
2. Women’s Magazines and the Construction of Modernity in China, Guangdong Province Philosophy and Social Science Planning Joint Project x2xcN4150160 (2015).
3. Women’s Magazines and the Construction of Modernity in China from 1919 to 1949, Central University Project x2xcD2152700 (2015).
4. Research on the ‘Sister-Younger Brother Love’ Subculture in the Internet Era, Central University Project x2c2C2181360 (2018).
5. Reshaping and Dissemination of Lingnan Women’s Culture, Guangzhou Municipal Philosophy and Social Science Development “13th Five-Year Plan” Special Joint Project 2018GZMZGJ02 (2018).
Awards and Honors
· Third Prize (2007) and Second Prize (2008) for Outstanding Teaching, South China University of Technology
· Outstanding Class Teacher Award, South China University of Technology (2007, 2008)
· Third Prize for Outstanding Achievements by the Ministry of Education (2013)
· Top 30% for Outstanding Humanities Courses in the University (2013)
· Outstanding Thesis Advisor (2014)
