Eugene Wen-chin Wu
Eugene Wen-chin Wu (b. Sichuan China 1922 d. Menlo Park, California August 1, 2022) was a China-born American China scholar, best known for being head of the Harvard-Yenching Library from 1965 to 1997. Wu was an English major at National Central University in wartime China, served as an interpreter, and was sent to the United States to help train pilots for the Chinese airforce. After earning a degree in Library Science from University of Washington, Seattle he worked as Chinese language cataloger at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He worked toward a PhD there, but became head of the Harvard-Yenching Library, where he stayed until retirement in 1997. [1]
Selected publications
___ Leaders of Twentieth-Century China : An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Chinese Biographical Works in the Hoover Library. Stanford Calif: Stanford University Press; 1956.
---, with Berton Peter, Contemporary China: a Research Guide. Stanford Calif: Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace. 1967
__ Introduction, The Secret Speeches of Chairman Mao : From the Hundred Flowers to the Great Leap Forward. Council on East Asian Studies/Harvard University : Distributed by Harvard University Press 1989 ___, 美國東亞圖書館發展史及其他. (Meiguuo Dongyatushuguan fazhanshi ji qita The history of American Far Eastern Libraries and other things) 聯經出版事業股份有限公司 Taibei 2016.
References
Notes
- ^ Yang, Jidong. "Eugene Wu, 1922-2033: In Memoriam". Harvard_Yenching Institute. Harvard_Yenching Institute.
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