The Chinese Students’ Monthly Online

The Chinese Students’ Monthly Online

The Chinese Students’ Monthly is the first magazine published by Chinese students in the United States from 1906-1931. This publication became the official organ of the enlarged Chinese student organization: The Chinese Students’ Alliance in the US. During its publication, the periodical discussed all the important movements in China during that period of time: education, social, industrial, agricultural, political, and economical, etc. This magazine includes valuable information for scholars interested in the overseas Chinese but also for scholars interested in this important turning period in the history of China.

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    • 1906 - 1907, Vol. 2

    • 1907 - 1908, Vol. 3

    • 1908 - 1909, Vol. 4

    • 1909 - 1910, Vol. 5

    • 1910 - 1911, Vol. 6

    • 1911 - 1912, Vol. 7

    • 1912 - 1913, Vol. 8

    • 1913 - 1914, Vol. 9

    • 1914 - 1915, Vol. 10

    • 1915 - 1916, Vol. 11

    • 1916 - 1917, Vol. 12

    • 1917 - 1918, Vol. 13

    • 1918 - 1919, Vol. 14

    • 1919 - 1920, Vol. 15

    • 1920 - 1921, Vol. 16

    • 1922 - 1923, Vol. 18

    • 1923 - 1924, Vol. 19

    • 1924 - 1925, Vol. 20

    • 1925 - 1926, Vol. 21

    • 1926 - 1927, Vol. 22

    • 1927 - 1928, Vol. 23

    • 1928 - 1929, Vol. 24

    • 1929 - 1930, Vol. 25

The Chinese Students’ Monthly is the first magazine published by Chinese students in the United States from 1906-1931. This publication became the official organ of the enlarged Chinese student organization: The Chinese Students’ Alliance in the U.S. Many important historical figures among Chinese students in the U.S. during the early 20th century, such as Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, Wellington Koo, Hu Shi, Chao Yuanren, Xie Bingxin, contributed their articles to this magazine. The magazine was a most influential publication among the Chinese students in the U.S. at that time. The overseas Chinese has been an emerging area of scholarly research.

This magazine includes valuable information for scholars in this particular field. During its publication, the periodical discussed important movements in China during that period of time: education, social, industrial, agricultural, political, and economical, etc. In addition, the period (1906-1931) during which the magazine was published happened to be an important turning period for modern Chinese history.

The Chinese Students' Monthly Online, a full-text searchable online product, makes this primary source available to scholars and interested readers on modern China.

This online product is a result of collaboration between Cornell University Library and Brill. It is, to the best of our knowledge, the most comprehensive collection of the magazine so far. This online collection of The Chinese Students’ Monthly includes 25 volumes from Volume 2 to Volume 26 as we have not found any reference on Volume 1. In addition, we were not able to get a copy of Issue 8 in Volume 12, Issues 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Volume 17, Issues 7 and 8 in Volume 25 and Issues 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8 in Volume 26. If any individual or library has a copy of any of these issues, either on paper or microfilm or any format, please let us know so that we could make this collection more complete.

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Volume

Issue

Year

1

 

1906

12

8

1917

17

3

1922

17

4

1922

17

5

1922

17

6

1922

25

7

1930

25

8

1930

26

2

1930

26

3

1931

26

4

1931

26

7

1931

26

8

1931
 
 
 

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