Unraveling the Fabric of Control: Tracing China’s Transformations Through Evolving Vocabularies, Cultural Practices, and Social Imaginaries

Chinese Historians in the United States 7
Saturday, January 10, 2026: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
Marshfield Room (Palmer House Hilton, Third Floor)
Chair:
Lei Duan, Sam Houston State University
Papers:
“Amateur” and “Professional” Musical Culture in Socialist and Post-Socialist China
Ling Zhang, Purchase College, State University of New York
From “the Hundred Names (Baixing)” to “the Mass (Qunzhong)”: The Evolving Politics of the Multitude in Socialist China
Yaowen Dong, University of Memphis
Technocracy and/in Revolution: The Public Administration Efficiency Movement in Republican China, 1927–37
Ye Lin, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Performing After Hours: Workers’ Cultural Production at the Margins of Factory Labor in Socialist China
Feifan Li, University of Chicago
Comment:
Lei Duan, Sam Houston State University
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