FAN Wenjie

FAN Wenjie, Ph.D. in Literature, is currently an Associate Research Fellow and Deputy Director of the Xinhua Dictionary Editorial Office at the Institute of Linguistics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Her primary research focuses on philology, exegesis, and lexicography.

E-mail: fanwj@cass.org.cn

Representative Academic Achievements:

1. "Seven Explanatory Notes on Yunbu Seye Ji" (Journal of Chinese Linguistics, Vol. 21, The Commercial Press, March 2024)  

2. "Semantic and Etymological Analysis of Annotation Symbols in Medieval Japanese Sinographic Dictionaries: A Case Study of Yunbu Seye Ji " (Journal of Hebei Normal University [Philosophy & Social Sciences Edition], 2019, no.6)  

3. "The Japanese Classical Dictionary Yunbu Seye Ji and Its Scholarly Value" (Lexicographical Studies, 2019, no.1)  

4. "Collation and Verification of Problematic Entries in Zhuanli Wanxiang Mingyi" (Originally published in Wu Yuzhang Collection of Chinese Language and Character Studies [Vol.1], China Social Sciences Press, October 2017; reprinted by Linguistics and Philology, April 2019)  

5. "Etymological Investigation of Alternative Terms for 'Knee'" (Nankai Linguistics Journal, The Commercial Press, February 2014)  

6. "Research on Duan Yucai's 'Modern Corrections' in Shuowen Jiezi Annotations" (Studies of Shuowen Research [Vol. 6], Thread-bound Books Publishing House, 2012)

Research Projects:

1. Principal Investigator for "The Development of Chinese Lexicography in Japan During the Ming Dynasty: A Case Study of Yunbu Seye Ji (China Postdoctoral Science Foundation 64th General Funding Program, No. 2018M641573, completed).  

2. Principal Investigator for "Yunbu Seye Ji Studies" (2019 Asia Research Center Program, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, No. 2019YYZX001, completed).  

3. Participant in "Compilation and Research of Chinese Character Dictionaries Preserved in Japan" (2015 National Social Science Fund Major Project, No.15ZDB097).  

4. Participant in "History of Chinese Character Development" (2015 Beijing Social Science Fund Major Project, No.15ZDA12).