Mozhuo Chen completed her master’s degree at the University of Oxford and will begin a PhD in Cultural Studies at the University of Melbourne. Her research lies at the intersection of transnational feminism, popular media, and Chinese online literature. She is also interested in developing computational methods for cultural and literary analysis. Beyond academia, she enjoys writing science fiction to explore alternative social imaginaries.
Linda Qian’s Homesick Nation: Development, Migration and Yearning in Rural China (Cambridge University Press, 2026) examines rural development in contemporary China through the lens of 乡愁 xiangchou, a concept connoting homesickness and rural nostalgia. Centred on Heyang, a heritage village in Zhejiang, the book employs hometown ethnography to trace the complex return flows of people, […]
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