Dr. Cho Chi Hang Harry’s research focuses on global Maoism and the influence of Chinese thought and culture in Japan. His work explores how Chinese factors shaped post-war Japanese society from language, cultural, political, and translation perspectives. His research is published in leading academic journals, including The Global Sixties, Japanese Studies, Twenty-First Century etc., offering new insights into Sino-Japanese history, global Maoism, and the Cold War.

“As a PhD (‘25) and MA (’21) graduate of the Department of Japanese Studies, I am honored to receive the Postgraduate Research Output Award 2025. It is a great privilege to be the Department’s first recipient of this award. This achievement would not be possible without CUHK and the Department. We have the most outstanding professors here. With interdisciplinary experts and the Library’s rich collections in Chinese, English, and Japanese, the Department of Japanese Studies of CUHK is one of the best places in the world to study Sino-Japanese history.”