Beijing Foreign Studies University Chinese Canadian Library Collection

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Book Donation Project of BFSU -- Introduction:

In Sept. 2013, a group of four Chinese Canadian writers visited Beijing Foreign Studies University to give a roundtable talk on their individual writing as well as Chinese Canadian literature in general. This meeting not only left a very pleasant impression on both sides but inspired a book donation project that soon involved dozens of writers and scholars on the other side of the Pacific. Initiated by Denise Chong, writer and former senior advisor to Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, this project was warmly embraced by Chinese Canadian authors such as Judy Fong Bates, Paul Yee, Anthony Chan, to name a few, and scholars interested in Chinese Canadian Studies such as John Price and Pat Parungao. The Canadian Studies program of the University of Toronto and several publishers including Random House also made generous contributions.

Under the efficient organization of Jim Wong-Chu, poet, historian and founding member of the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop, nearly 300 books, films and journals were gathered from across Canada and sent across the ocean. They are now shelved in a special section within the China Canadian Studies Resource Centre at the University Library of BFSU, accessible to readers all over the country. Hopefully they will provide a much needed resource for Canadianists in China and give rise to many scholarly writings and ideas.

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Search: Genre Author Title Pub.year Publisher Book/Other Copy Number Donated by Non-fiction Judy Fong Bates The Year of Finding Memory 2010 Random House Canada Book 1 Random House Canada Non-fiction Anthony Chan Linkin AF A. Ghettos with Ctown 2010 Asian Profile Book 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction Li Ka-shing 1995 CDG Books Canada Book 2 Tony Chan Non-fiction Gagging the Hong Kong Press 1995 Gazette Book 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction Born Again Asian 1984 Journal of Ethnic Studies Journal 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction Citiizen Alliens 1990 Asian Profile Journal 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction Revisiting Anna May Wong 2006 Cinemaya Journal 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction ESL for Refugee Learners 1983 Adult Education Book 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction Gold Mountain 0 Electronic 1 Tony Chan Non-fiction Arlene Chan Chinese in Toronto 2011 Dundurn Book 2 Arlene Chan Non-fiction Lien Chao Beyond Silence 1997 TSAR Book 1 TSAR Non-fiction Lily Cho Eating Chinese 2010 University Toronto Press Book 2 Lily Cho Non-fiction Denise Chong The Concubine 1994 Penguin Canada Book 2 Denise Chong Non-fiction Lives of the Family 2013 Random House Canada Book 2 Denise Chong Non-fiction Lives of the Family 2013 Random House Canada Book 1 Random House Canada Non-fiction Concubine's Children 1994 Penguin Book 1 Pat Parungao Non-fiction Olivia Chow My Journey 2014 Harper Collins Book 1 Harper Collins Non-fiction 2013 Harper Collins Book 1 Pat Parungao Non-fiction Wayson Choy Not Yet.? (Australian pbk. ed.) 2009 Random House Canada Book 1 Val Lem donation Non-fiction Not Yet.? 2009 Random House Canada Book 1 Random House Canada

This page is created to recognize the generosity and passion of these donors, though it is far from enough to express our gratitude. The project is ongoing and we hope more people can join us in making a Chinese Canadian Canon.

For those interested in Asian Canadian writing, the following lists will prove helpful.

Booklist on Asian Canadian writing compiled by a group of authors: http://www.asiancanadianwiki.org/w/Authors

List of Asian Canadian authors and their works as compiled by Val Lem, librarian of Ryerson University:

http://library.ryerson.ca/asianheritage/authors/

About the Canadian Studies Centre

The Canadian Studies Centre of BFSU was founded in early 1980s. A number of scholars, Prof. Wu Zhenfu, Yuan Henian and Zhang Yun, offered courses on Canada and published papers and attended international conferences on Canadian studies. In 2006, the Centre was re-activated and an graduate program on Canadian Studies was initiated in 2007, the first of its kind in Chinese universities.

The Centre offers a unique opportunity for the study of Canada from a variety of perspectives.It has currently 9 faculty members and 9 adjunct and guest professors. Major areas of research and teaching include Canadian politics and foreign policy, Canadian social and public policy, Canadian economic development, and Canadian literature and culture. We offer two undergraduate courses on Canada and 9 graduate courses for the Canadian Studies program.

The Centre is active in the circle of Canadian Studies in China. It has successfully hosted the 14th ACSC biennial conference, The 9th Canada-China Energy and Environment Forum and a number of other international conferences and symposiums. Faculty members have successfully completed national and ministerial-level research projects, published on Canadian foreign policy, China-Canada relations, Canadian literature and culture and other areas on Canadian Studies. With the support of the Canadian Embassy, we have set up the “China Canadian Studies Resource Centre” in 2011, sharing academic resources with Canadianists in China.

The Centre has established extensive collaboration with Canadian institutions like University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, McGill University, University of Alberta, York University etc. We regularly invite guest speakers from Canadian universities and research institutions to give lectures or offer mini-courses to the students. Almost every Canadian Ambassador to China made BFSU the first university in China to visit and give speech at.

In 2011, the Centre was entitled by the Ministry of Education as the National Research Base for Area Studies (Canada).