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China & Southeast Asia Uncovered: Chinese Historical Sources You Can Use

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Researching on China and Southeast Asia's history? Discover the Chinese primary and secondary resources available in our holdings, including digitised and subscribed historical periodicals, books and dissertations on Southeast Asia and China. Whether you're conducting research or just curious, this session will guide you on how to access and utilise these valuable materials.
Part of our Historical Sources series, this workshop offers a closer look at the rich historical materials in our collection.

Other workshops in this series:
➠ Past in Print: Historical Newspapers in Our Collection (5 Feb)
➠ Learning Southeast Asia’s History Through Primary Sources (5 Mar)
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Learn

  • To use Chinese primary and secondary resources for your research on China and Southeast Asia history

Speaker

Chai Khim

Chow Chai Khim

Senior Librarian (Special Collection Librarian)
Chai Khim has been working in the Library for more than 14 years. As a Special Collection librarian, she helps students and researchers locate related Chinese and English resources especially on Chinese Studies and Southeast Asian Studies. She also provides information service and engagement programmes. During her free time, Chai Khim enjoys reading and exploring new territories in her travels.

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Monday, February 24, 2025
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All NUS staff and students are welcome.
Booking availability on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registered participants will receive a meeting invite to join the workshop online.

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