Liu Zhiwei's masterpiece.

Works:

1. Between the State and Society: A Study on the Household Registration Tax System in Guangdong in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Sun Yat-sen University Press, 1997.

2. Business Culture: Management and Operation of Social Units in China (co-edited with Chen Chunsheng), Hong Kong Education Publishing Company, 1999.

3. Zhang Sheng and Family Literature, Hong Kong South China Research Press, 1999.

4. "18-19th Century Yangcheng Scenery-Guangzhou Export Paintings Collected by Victoria Albert Museum, UK" (co-edited with Liu), Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2003.

5. A General History of the Qing Dynasty, Volume V (Cooperation), Liaoning People's Publishing House, 199 1 year.

6. Economic History of Feudal Society in China (Volume II) (Cooperation), Wuhan University Press, 1993.

7. Liang Wenji (editor. ), Sun Yat-sen University Press, 2004.

Thesis:

1. Two Issues on Corvee System in Ming Dynasty, Journal of Beijing Normal University, No.4, 1982.

2. A new theory of Guangdong Tanding's entry into the ground, Study on China's Economic History, the first issue 1989.

3. On the ownership of Shatian in Guangdong during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Journal of Graduate Students of Sun Yat-sen UniversityNo. 1 issue 1982.

4. Silver Difference and Strength Difference in Ming Dynasty, Journal of Graduate Students of Sun Yat-sen University, No.2, 1982.

5. Query on the theory that the shipping company moved to Dianbai and Macau in the Ming Dynasty, Guangdong Historical RecordsNo. 1 issue 1986.

6. Textual research on Guangdong's taxation system before the flogging reform in Ming Dynasty, Social and Economic Research in Guangdong in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Guangdong People's Publishing House, 1987, Guangzhou.

7. The local turmoil in Chaozhou in the late Ming Dynasty and the blurring of the boundary between "people" and "thieves", Tide, No.7, 1998. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

8. Historical Development of Guangdong Officials' Thoughts on Opening Seas in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Academic Research No.3, 1986. (in cooperation with Dai He)

9. Characteristics of Guangzhou's Urban Economy in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Guangzhou Studies,No. 1 issue 1986.

10. Evolution of Hu in the Pearl River Delta System in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Journal of Sun Yat-sen University, No.3, 1988.

1 1. A case study of Guangdong silk weaving workshops in the late Qing Dynasty, Social and Economic History of China No.3, 1987.

12. Two Characteristics of Economic Operation in Qing Dynasty-An Outline of Market Economy, Research on Chinese Economic History No.3, 1990.

13. The "Total Households" and "Separate Households" in Guangdong Tujia System in Qing Dynasty, Research on Social and Economic History of China No.2, 199 1.

14. The development of traditional markets in the Pearl River Delta during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Review and Prospect of Economic Development in the Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-sen University Press, 1992. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

15. Officials of the Li Family in Guangdong and Their Reform in the Early Qing Dynasty, Social and Economic Development of Guangdong since14th Century, Guangdong Higher Education Press, 1992.

16. On the Formation of Centralized Tax Management System in the Early Qing Dynasty, Collected Works of History of Sun Yat-sen University (the first series), Guangdong People's Publishing House, 1992.

17. the orthodoxy and localization of god: an interpretation of the worship of the northern emperor in the pearl river delta, the historical anthology of sun yat-sen university, the second episode, Guangdong people's publishing house, 1994.

18. "Pirates and Li Jia System in Guangdong in the Ming Dynasty", historical anthology of Sun Yat-sen University (third series), Guangdong People's Publishing House, 1995.

19. Rural Autonomy in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Early Republic of China —— Introduction of191Year Village Manager's Office in Shawan, Collection of Academic Essays Celebrating the 85th Birthday of Professor Wang Zhonghan and Professor Wei Qingyuan, Huangshan Bookstore, 1999.

20. Supplement to the History of Longji Tea Shop compiled by Guangzhou Museum: On zhenhai tower, Guangzhou Fine Arts Publishing House, 1999.

2 1. "On the Development of Guangdong's Commodity Economy in Qing Dynasty", Research on Chinese Economic History, No.2, 1988.

22. Reconstruction of genealogy and its significance: A case study of a clan in the Pearl River Delta, Social and Economic History of China No.4, 1992.

23. Clan Studies and Social Sciences in China, Wang Bin, Jean? Is it hot? Balrog ed. Lions in China: Strategies for Two-way Cultural Understanding, Sun Yat-sen University Press, 1993.

24. bloodline on the beach: the case of Shawan. Amp David fall ed. Down to earth. Stanford university press, Stanford 1995.

25. Worship of Folk Gods in the Shadow of Han Nationality: Worship of Northern Emperor in Shawan, Temples and Folk Culture, Taiwan Province Province: Sinology Research Center, 1995.

26. Empathy and the realm of historical research —— Reading Liu Biography and Liu Biography and the Study of Chinese Studies, Zhejiang People's Publishing House. 1995. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

27. Legend, Ownership and Historical Truth: Narrative Structure and Significance of Clan History in Pearl River Delta Genealogy, China Genealogy Research, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 1999.

28. State Order in Regional Space: Formation of Shatian-Tian Min Model in the Pearl River Delta, Research on the History of Qing Dynasty, No.2, 1999.

29. The national identity of clan and local society-the ideological basis of clan development in South China in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Historical Research, No.3, 2000. Selected Works of Fifty Years' Historical Research (Social History), Beijing Social Science Literature Publishing House, July 2005.

30. Clans and Shatian Development —— Taking the He ethnic group in Shawan, Panyu as an example, China Agricultural History No.4, 1992.

3 1. Genealogy and Cultural Identity-Oral Tradition in Guangdong Genealogy, China Genealogy Research, Shanghai Science and Technology Literature Publishing House, 2000.

32. Behind "Waiting for an Empty Seats": The Appointment of Chen Yinque by Oxford University, Chen Yinque and the Academic Research of China in the 20th Century, 2000.

33. Ancestor pedigree and cultural identity —— Some issues of Guangdong pedigree in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the compilation of seasons. ): genealogy and overseas Chinese immigrants, Chinese Museum, Singapore, 2002.

34. Overseas business activities and rural relations —— Taking the Chen family tree of Chuwangfang in Shajiao as an example, it is compiled by season. ): genealogy and overseas Chinese immigrants, Chinese Museum, Singapore, 2002.

35. Beyond the Metaphor of Emperors: A Local History of Northern Emperor Worship in the Pearl River Delta, A Study of China in History (5438+0, autumn 2006), 2002.

36. The Remodeling of Female Images: Legend of Sister-in-law's Tomb, China Folklore Classics in the Twentieth Century, Social Science Literature Publishing House, 2002.

37. Gods and Buddhas in Heaven: Gods and Secular Society in South China, edited by China Cultural Center of City University of Hong Kong: Lingnan History and Society, City University of Hong Kong Press, 2003. ISBN962-937-086-7，2003 .

38. Shawan Community, the marginal center under the "Shatian-Tian Min" pattern, Rural Studies in China, Volume I, Commercial Press, 2003. ISBN 7- 100-03720-4, 2003.

39. Structural Process of Regional Society and Culture —— Dialogue between History and Anthropology in Pearl River Delta Studies, Historical Studies,No. 1 2003.

40. The Relationship between Island Temples and Communities, Folk Belief and Social Space, edited by Zheng Zhenman and Chen Chunsheng, Fujian People's Publishing House, 2003.

4 1. Clans, Markets, Pirates and Egg People-Ethnic Groups and Society in the Pearl River Delta after the Ming Dynasty, Research on Social and Economic History of China, No.3, 2004. (Cooperate with Xiao)

42. Clan, Household Registration and Clan —— A discussion centered on Rao genealogy in Chayang, Tai Po, Journal of Sun Yat-sen University, No.4, 2004.

43. China's Servants of Foreigners' Families in Guangzhou in the189th Century, Slim, No.4, 2004. (Cooperate with Cheng)

44. Looking for Guangzhou from the Outside, Journal of Guangzhou Art Museum, the first issue in 2004.

45. Clans, Markets, Pirates and Danes: Ethnic Characteristics of the Pearl River Delta in South China, in, Helen F. Shaw and Donald S. Sutton (ed.), The Marginal Empire: Culture, Ethics and Frontier in Early Modern China, University of California Press, 1995. (Cooperate with Xiao)

46. Historical Narration and Social Facts-Historical Interpretation of Genealogy in the Pearl River Delta, History of Soochow,No. 14, 2005.

47. From a Good History to a Scholar's Memory —— On the transformation of local power in the Ming Dynasty from Huang Zuo's "Before the World", Historical Research, No.6, 2006.

Book reviews, written reports and papers:

1. "Immigrants"-Myth under the Household Registration System, South China Research and Information Center Newsletter No.25, 200 1, 10.

2. Review of land contract documents in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Historical Research of ChinaNo. 1 issue 1990. (in cooperation with Ye Xianen)

3. Revision of the article The First Photographer to China, No.6 Historical Grand View Garden, 1994.

4. 1987 Guangzhou International Regional Economic History of Qing Dynasty and Summary of the Fourth National Seminar on Qing History, No.2 Newsletter on Qing History Research, 1988.

5. Academics between Communism and Commerce, Volume 85, No.4 of the Academy (USA), 1999.7-8. (Cooperate with Cheng)

6. The Truth of Chen Yinque's Affinity with "Oxford" —— The file of Chen Yinque hired by Oxford University, Ming Pao Monthly, April issue 1999 (cooperation with Cheng)

7. Viewing the role of historiography from Professor Liang's academic contribution, Academic Research, No.5, 1994.

8. Humanistic Orientation in the Study of Local History, Jiang Boqin: The History of Zen Buddhism in Shi Lian and Macau, Lin Xue Publishing House, 1999.

9. Read Essays on Economic History, Liang Supplement, Research on Social and Economic History of China, No.2, 1985. (,in cooperation with Tang Ming)

10. On the characteristics of regional economy in Qing Dynasty, Nanfang Daily,128 March 988.

1 1. Summary of academic report in memory of Professor Tang Mingsui, Guangdong Academic Newsletter,1993.11.

12. Comments on Jiajing's Zengcheng County Records, Guangdong Provincial Records, No.4, 1986.

13. Revealing the economic and cultural connotation of China's traditional political struggle —— Reading The Origin of Political Struggle in Ming Dynasty, Guangdong Social Sciences, No.2, 1992. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

14. Scientific Pursuit and Humanistic Care in Economic History Research —— Reading Market Mechanism and Social Change-/kloc-Analysis of Rice Price in Guangdong in the 8th Century, Historical Research No.5, 1994. (Cooperation with Zheng Zhenman)

15. The history of opening to the outside world and its modern enlightenment —— Reading the 5th issue of Silk Fields in South China: Local Historical Changes and World System Theory, Rural Economy and Society, 1988.

16. To understand China's traditional "economy", we should attach importance to the study of laws and regulations. Research on Chinese Economic History, No.2, 1996. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

17. Study on Traditional Rural Society in China Based on History, China Historical Yearbook 1997, Joint Publishing Company, 1998. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

18. Oxford and China Studies, Oriental Culture, No.2, 1996.

19. Comment on Shen's creative comparison and exploration of the third way, in Cultural China: Concept and Practice, edited by Zhou Yingxiong and Chen Qinan, published by Yunchen Culture Company, Taipei, 1994.

20. Comment on Zheng Zhenman: "Family Organization and Social Changes in Fujian in Ming and Qing Dynasties", "Oriental Culture", Asian Studies Center of HKU, 1993, Phase II.

2 1. Shang Yang's lonely and thin snow and frost posture-a short biography of Tang Mingsui, collected works of Tang Mingsui, Guangdong People's Publishing House, 1998. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng, Daihe)

22. Socialism and Opening-up (Written Talk), Open Era, Phase I 1988.

23. History Education in the Digital Age, China Higher Education, 2000,438+03, 14.

24. Improving theoretical thinking ability and cultivating modern academic consciousness, reform and practice, edited by Academic Affairs Office of Sun Yat-sen University, Sun Yat-sen University Press, 1999. (Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

25. Looking for the roots of Hong Kong culture (looking for "Hong Kong culture" from history), Ming Pao Monthly, 1997, 1. Cooperate with Cheng)

26. Attention should be paid to the social space for the development of traditional agriculture, Research on China's Economic History,No. 1994,No. 1. 9 Cooperation with Chen Chunsheng)

27. A notice of God's birthday activities, Newsletter of South China Research Information Center, No.4, 1996.7.

28. Some supplements to the introduction of field investigation in the Pearl River Delta, Newsletter of South China Research Information Center, No.7, 1997. Attachment: Answer by Mr. Chen Zehong, the newsletter of South China Research Information Center,No. 10, 1998.

29. Newsletter of South China Research and Information Center, No.8, 1997, a brief introduction to Zhang Sheng and his family literature collected by Dr. Xu Shu.

30. Understanding a Title Deed, Newsletter of South China Research Information Center,No. 10, 1998.

3 1. Cultural construction must be based on academics and education, Lingnan Academic Forum, No.4, 2004.

32. Special Commentator on Region, Structure and Order-Dialogue between History and Anthropology, Wen Shizhe, No.5, 2007.