April 23, 2025
DEALL Buckeyes Presented at 2025 CHINOPERL as part of AAS
A number of DEALL Buckeyes returned to Columbus to attend the 2025 annual meeting of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) in March. Among the organizations that host their annual conference in conjunction with AAS is the Chinese Oral and Performing Literature (CHINOPERL) (中國演唱文藝研究會), which held its event on Thursday, 13 March 2025, at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
We are delighted that a total of 7 presentations were delivered at CHINOPERL by current and past DEALLers in the U.S. and abroad (UK and China). This marks the largest group of DEALL Buckeyes presenting at a single CHINOPERL conference event in its history since its founding in 1969!
We are delighted that a total of 7 presentations were delivered at CHINOPERL by current and past DEALLers in the U.S. and abroad (UK and China). This marks the largest group of DEALL Buckeyes presenting at a single CHINOPERL conference event in its history since its founding in 1969!
Mark Bender, The Ohio State University
“Revisiting ‘Looking Good’: Display, Presence, Spectacle, and Performance in Lower Yangzi Storytelling”
Yan Li and Jiahang Wu, The Ohio State University
“Cross-Cultural Fusion: Analyzing Betrayal in Zha Mei an and ‘If You Feel My Love (Chaow Mix)’”
Yawei Li, Case Western Reserve University, and Marjorie K.M. Chan, The Ohio State University
“Breaking Boundaries: Tradition and Innovation through the Lenses of Zhejiang Yue Opera”
Eric Shepherd, University of South Florida
“Is The Tale of Wu Song a Chinese Epic?”
Timothy Thurston, University of Leeds
“‘Telling’ the Epic of King Gesar: Examining Performance and Ideologies of Inspired Bards from Yushu”
Hui Yao, Duke Kunshan University
“Dreaming in the Theater: Fei Mu’s Transmedial Spoken Drama in 1940s Shanghai”
Ziying You, University of Georgia
“Innovation Grounded in Tradition: Integra-tion of Guqin and Kunqu Opera on YouTube”
“Revisiting ‘Looking Good’: Display, Presence, Spectacle, and Performance in Lower Yangzi Storytelling”
Yan Li and Jiahang Wu, The Ohio State University
“Cross-Cultural Fusion: Analyzing Betrayal in Zha Mei an and ‘If You Feel My Love (Chaow Mix)’”
Yawei Li, Case Western Reserve University, and Marjorie K.M. Chan, The Ohio State University
“Breaking Boundaries: Tradition and Innovation through the Lenses of Zhejiang Yue Opera”
Eric Shepherd, University of South Florida
“Is The Tale of Wu Song a Chinese Epic?”
Timothy Thurston, University of Leeds
“‘Telling’ the Epic of King Gesar: Examining Performance and Ideologies of Inspired Bards from Yushu”
Hui Yao, Duke Kunshan University
“Dreaming in the Theater: Fei Mu’s Transmedial Spoken Drama in 1940s Shanghai”
Ziying You, University of Georgia
“Innovation Grounded in Tradition: Integra-tion of Guqin and Kunqu Opera on YouTube”
Way to go, DEALL Buckeyes!
