Monica Chang who was born and raised in Macau, China is a Ph.D. candidate of China Studies in the School of Modern Languages and Cultures (HKU). Graduated from the University of Macau, M.A. in History and B.A. in English Studies, her dissertation takes an interdisciplinary and comparative approach to study propaganda and violence in the 1911 Revolution and the ethnic incarnations.

CONFERENCES AND PUBLICATIONS
Chang, Kin-ian Monica. Presentation on “Cong Duanfang zhi shi kan Xinhai Geming de Man Han guanxi 從端方之死看辛亥革命的滿漢關係 [Looking at the Manchu-Han relation during the 1911 Revolution through the death of Duanfang]” in the “Shoujie Dongbeiya shehui wenhua luntan” 首届東北亞社會文化論壇 [The first Northeast Asia social and cultural forum], Heilongjiang University, Harbin (2019.12).

Chang, Kin-ian Monica. Presentation on the translation of The Dagur Story in an international conference held by the Centre for Manchu Studies, Korea University, Seoul (2014.5).

Chang, Kin-ian Monica, Gary Luk Chi-hung, and Eugene Shun-yung Tam. “Heritage in Translation: ‘A Dagur Story’ as Historical Fiction and Sample Text for Learning Manchu—Part Two.” Saksaha: A Review of Manchu Studies 14 (2016): 45–56. http://dx.doi.org/10.3998/saksaha.13401746.0014.003.

Co-author of George Watt’s story book, Still Drying (2012), published by Association of Stories in Macau.

曾健欣是香港大學現代語言及文化學院中國研究課程的博士候選人。澳門大學歷史系碩士和英文系本科畢業，她以跨學科和比較方法研究辛亥革命中的革命文學和暴力，以及民族身分認同等課題。曾健欣在人名數據庫團隊中擔任數據錄入和管理工作。