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The Center for Chinese Studies at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa aims broadly at an increased understanding of China in light of its civilization and its hopes for the future through instruction, research, publication, conference, and outreach.

If you are interested in joining our Global Webinar series for next Fall, please see the flyer below and scan the QR cod...
05/11/2026

If you are interested in joining our Global Webinar series for next Fall, please see the flyer below and scan the QR code!

As a boy in Taiwan, George Wang watched his father screen a rerun of King Hu’s Dragon Inn. Decades later, as a final-sem...
05/01/2026

As a boy in Taiwan, George Wang watched his father screen a rerun of King Hu’s Dragon Inn. Decades later, as a final-semester student at the American Film Institute, he found himself working at King Hu’s side — until the master died suddenly, months before their Hollywood debut.

So George became his scholar instead.

Now Professor of Cinematic Arts at UH Mānoa, he’s chasing a question King Hu left behind: Was King Hu a Japanophile? The films say one thing. The late-career columns say another.

Swipe through for the story.
Please see the link here for full story:
https://manoa.hawaii.edu/chinesestudies/chasing-a-master-through-time/

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As a boy in Taiwan, George Wang watched his father screen a rerun of King Hu's Dragon Inn. Decades later, as a final-sem...
04/30/2026

As a boy in Taiwan, George Wang watched his father screen a rerun of King Hu's Dragon Inn. Decades later, as a final-semester student at the American Film Institute, he found himself working at King Hu's side — until the master died suddenly, months before their Hollywood debut.

So George became his scholar instead.

Now Professor of Cinematic Arts at UH Mānoa, he's chasing a question King Hu left behind: Was King Hu a Japanophile? The films say one thing. The late-career columns say another.

Swipe through for the story.
Please see the link here for full story:
https://manoa.hawaii.edu/chinesestudies/chasing-a-master-through-time/

CCS Faculty Voices

#胡金銓

Please scan the QR code to register for next week’s webinar!
04/15/2026

Please scan the QR code to register for next week’s webinar!

Aloha CCS Ohana,Please scan the QR code for our upcoming CCS Webinar happening next week Wednesday April 22!Thank you!
04/14/2026

Aloha CCS Ohana,

Please scan the QR code for our upcoming CCS Webinar happening next week Wednesday April 22!

Thank you!

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