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“Xiaosa Tanyuan” (The Etymology of Xiaosa [Natural and Unrestrained]), in Yaowen-Jiaozi 300 Pian ''(300 Essays Selected from Correct Wording),'' Book 1, ed. Hao Mingjian (Shanghai: Shanghai Wenhua, 2008), pp. 240-241. Reprint of Yaowen-Jiaozi, Oct. 2000, pp. 18-19, as one of the 300 best essays out of 8,000 articles of the journal.

“Dui Duolunduo Shanghai Meishi de Wenhua Sikao” (A Cultural Study on Shanghai Cuisine in Toronto), in Yangzhou Daxue Pengren Xuebao (''Yangzhou University Journal of Culinary Studies''), 23:1 (Mar. 2006), pp.8-11.  

“Shiwu he Yaowu Mingcheng zhong Bichou-qumei de Xiuci Xianxiang” (The Rhetorical Phenomenon of Avoiding the Ugly and Inclining to the Beautiful in Naming Foodstuffs and Medicines), in ''Xiucixue Yanjiu (Research on Rhetoric),'' series No. 10, by the Rhetorical Studies Society of East China and the Chinese Language and Literature Research Institute of Fudan University, Shanghai: Shanghai Culture, 2004, pp. 213-218.  

“Zhang Ling de Zhong-duan-pian Xiaoshuo jiqi Huojiang Zuopin ‘Nüren Sishi’  Pingxi” (On Zhang Ling’s Novellas and Short Stories and Her Award-winning Short Story ‘A Woman at Forty’), ''Wenhua Zhongguo (Cultural China),'' in 9:4, No. 35 (Dec. 2002), pp. 13-21.   

“Shi Guji zhong youguan Paoguan-yaoguan he Maiguan-maifa de Guanjian Ci” (Examining the Keywords about Jockeying for Officialdom and Bending the Law by Selling Official Positions in Classics). ''Hanxue Congshu (Forum on Sinology),'' Book 3. Ed. Zhu Liyuan and Chen Guanglei. Taiyuan, Shanxi: Shanxi Guji Chubanshe (Shanxi Press for Classics), 2002, pp. 139-149.  

“Guji zhong de ‘Paoguan’ Jizai” (On the Records about Jockeying for Officialdom in the Classics), Guji Yanjiu (Research on Classics), No. 4, 2001 (Serial No. 36), pp. 43-45 and 67.  

“Lun Daxue Chuji Hanyu Jiaocai Wenxuexing, Sixiangxing, Quweixing yu Yuyan  Gaodian de Jiangu” (On the Integration of Linguistic Points with Literature, Thought and Humor in Beginning Chinese Textbooks for Universities), in Dui yi Yingyu wei Muyuzhe de Hanyu Jiaoxue Yanjiu – Niujin Yantaohui Lunwen Ji (Research on Teaching Chinese to Native Speakers of English: Collection of Essays at the Oxford Symposium), ed. Zhang Dexin and Li Xiaoqi, Beijing: People’s Education Press, 2001, pp. 240-252.  

“The Sociology of Language Through the Choice of Terms: From Buzhengzhifeng (Unhealthy Tendencies), Guandao (Official Profiteering) to Jingji Fanzui (Economic Crimes),” in the Proceedings of the Ninth North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics. Vol. 2. Ed. Hua Lin. Linguistics Department, University of Southern California, 1998, pp. 297-309.  

“Wenyanwen Jiaoxue Yu Jiao yu Le, Bu Yi Le hu? – Tan Gushi Xinbian Fa (Is It Not a Pleasure to Combine Teaching Literary Chinese with Recreation? – On the Pedagogy of Creating New Stories in a Literary Chinese Course), in Di-wu-jie Shijie Hua Yuwen Jiaoxue Yantaohui Lunwen Ji: Jiaoxue Yingyong Zu (Shang Ce) (The Proceedings of the Fifth World Chinese Language and Literature Conference: Applications in Teaching (Book 1), Taipei, Taiwan: Shijie Hua Yuwen Jiaoyu Xuehui, [1997,] pp. 299-307.

Helen Xiaoyan Wu & Vivelle Yearwood The Pros and Cons of the Two Chinese Script Systems and Their Implications in Teaching The Centre for French and Linguistics presents: 1st Undergraduate Linguistics Conference 1st UTSC Undergraduate Conference in Linguistics: November 15, 2013 (IC318) http://ose.utsc.utoronto.ca/ose/story.php?id=5521

  “Exposing Official Corruption in Comic Dialogues,” CHINOPERL 2006 http://chinoperl.osu.edu/sites/chinoperl.osu.edu/files/program-2006.pdf

  “The Revival of Drug Crimes in China since the Open Door,” The 47th American Association for Chinese Studies (AACS) Conference Vanderbilt University October 21-23, 2005  http://www.vanderbilt.edu/econ/conference/aacs/aacs-program.pdf