The Fourth Conference of East Asian Environmental History

第四届东亚环境史学大会
Tracing the Ecological Footprint of East Asian and World Civilizations
文明的生态足迹：东亚与世界
Organizer： Association for East Asian Environmental History (AEAEH) 东亚环境史学会         Chinese Society for Environment Sciences (CSES) 中国环境科学学会
Sponsor:Nankai University, Tianjin, China

October 26-30th, 2017, Tianjin CHINA

PROGRAM TIMETABLE
Thursday, October 26
Time
Item
Conference Check-in
Hotel Check-in
All Day

Venue
Expert Apartment, NKU 南开大学专家公寓
Expert Apartment, NKU 南开大学专家公寓
Tianjin Country Garden Phoenix Hotel 天津碧桂园凤凰酒店

Friday, October 27
Time

Item

08:00-09:00

Registration

09:00-10:00

10:00-10:30

10:30-11:10

Lecture Hall, NKU 南开大学报告厅
Opening Ceremony
Chairman: Lihua Wang 王利华(President of AEAEH)
Welcome Address: Ke Gong 龚克(President Nankai University)
Speaker: Xinyuan Lu 陆新元(Former Chief-engineer of the Ministry of Environment Protection of China,
Vice President of Chinese Society of Environmental Sciences)
Interpreter: Haiyan Luan 栾海燕(Professor, Nankai University)
Group Photo
South Stairs Outside the Library Building NKU 南开大学图书馆阶梯
Lecture Hall, NKU 南开大学报告厅
Keynote Speech 1
Speaker: Yuqing Wang 王玉庆(Former President of Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences)
Title: Ecological Civilization: Our Thinking and Action
Chair/Discussant: Meiting Ju 鞠美庭(Professor, School of environmental science and Engineering, Nankai Univeristy)Interpreter: Shen Hou 侯深(Associate professor, Center for Ecological History, Renmin University of China)

11:10-11:50

Keynote Speech 2
Speaker: Donald Worster(Hall Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Kansas,
Distinguished Foreign Expert, Renmin University of China)
Title: Rim and Chasm: Down the Trail to a Larger Sense of History
Chair/Discussant: Xueqing Mei 梅雪芹(Professor, History Department, Tsinghua University)

12:00-14:00

Lunch BreakMulti-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室

14:00-15:50

Parallel Session 1
Session 1.1
Chair:
Wei PanDiscussant:Hong-shuai Shi
Presenters:
Fiona Williamson
Tao SunSheng Li
Rao SuSession 1.2
Chair/Discussant:Xiaohong Chao
Presenters:
Junfeng Zhang
Shinobu Iguro
Chi-Ying Chang
Yingze Hu

Session 1.3
Chair:
Xueqin Mei
Discussant:J. Donald Hughes
Presenters:
Xueqin Mei
Linbo Chen
Felania Liu
Lingjing Wu

15:50-16:00

16:00-17:50

19:00-21:00

Session 1.4
Chair/Discussant:Xingguang Wang
Presenters:
Xiaolin Ren
Yanyan Yu
Guowen Zhang
Yating Qu
Qipeng Yan
Tea BreakSession 1.5
Chair:
Shu-Ching Chang
Discussant:Donald Worster
Presenters:
Shih-Ming Jung
Shu-Ching Chang
Shiow-Ying Wen

Session 1.6
Chair/Discussant:Andrea Janku
Presenters:
Qiong Zhou
Yuda Yang
Mingfang Xia
Jindou Li

Multi-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室
Parallel Session 2
Session 2.3
Session 2.2
Session 2.1
Chair:
Chair/Discussant:Chair:Kayo Nishi
Yuda Yang
Jianfu Han
Discussant:Presenters:
Discussant:Tatsushi Fujihara
Jianguo Liang
Quanming Zhang
Presenters:
Handeng Xia
Presenters:
Satoe Nakahara
Ronghua Li
Sainan Cheng
Kayo Nishi
Xiaohong Chao
Jianfu Han
Takashi Arai
Yuga Kobayashi
Toru Terao
Session 2.6
Session 2.5
Session 2.4
Chair:
Chair/Discussant:Chair:
Wenjiao Cai
Chengshuang Fu
Chunghsin Li
Discussant:Presenters:
Discussant:Shen Hou
Akihisa Setoguchi
Hurng-jyuhn Wang
Presenters:
Guorong Gao/ Lei Yan
Presenters:
Jinghao Sun
Ling Ren
Chunghsin Li/
Wenjiao Cai
Manyong Moon
Hsiung-ming Liao
Mu CaoChun-Lin Kuo
Lisa M. Brady
Yawen Ku
Jinyong Cao
Lecture Hall, College of Tourism and Service 旅游与服务学院报告厅
Multidisciplinary Communication I: Food & Environment in History
Organizer: Lihua Wang
Chairman: Siming Wang, Micah Muscolino
Speakers: Donald Worster, Der-chin Hong, Nanami Toishi, Kotaro Fukuhara,
Robert Winstanley-Chesters , Jagdish Lal Dawar, Guowen Zhang, Lingjing Wu

Saturday, October 28
Time

09:00-09:40

09:40-10:20

Item
Lecture Hall, NKU 南开大学报告厅
Keynote Speech 3
Speaker: J. Donald Hughes(Distinguished University Professor Emeritus, University of Denver)
Title: The Anthropocene in Environmental History, East and West: Human Evidence
Versus Nature's Power
Chair/Discussant: Shiyung Liu 刘士永(Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)
Keynote Speech 4
Speaker: Tao Hu 胡涛(Director of China Program, World Wide Fund for Nature or World Wildlife Fund)

Title: Environmental Impacts of Industrialization: Historic Perspective
Chair/Discussant: Robert Marks(Professor of History, Whittier College)10:20-10:30

10:30-11:10

11:10-11:50

12:00-14:00

Tea BreakLecture Hall, NKU 南开大学报告厅
Keynote Speech 5
Speaker: Ts'ui-jung Liu 刘翠溶 (Academician, Academia Sinica)
Title: Practices of Energy Saving and Emission Reduction in Coastal Southeast
Mainland China and Taiwan
Chair/Discussant: Yixin Zhang 张一心(Associate Professor, The School of Ecology and Environment of Inner
Mongolia University)
Keynote Speech 6
Speaker: Daniel Guttman(Professor of Environmental Law, New York University-Shanghai)
Title: Comparative Environmental History in the Making: the Rapid Development ofEnvironmental law and Policy in China and the U.S.
Chair/Discussant: Philip Brown(Professor of History, The Ohio State University)
Lunch BreakMulti-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室

14:00-15:50

Parallel Session 3
Session 3.1
Chair/Discussant:Ts’ui-jung Liu
Presenters:
Der-chin Horng
Hurng-jyuhn Wang
Wei Wang
Yijie Xu

Session 3.4
Chair/Discussant:David Bello
Presenters:
Yu Ye
Chaisung Lim
Jiayan Zhang
Xu Wang

Session 3.2
Chair:
Koji Nakashima
Discussant:Akihisa Steoguchi
Presenters:
Koji Nakashima
Taisaku Komeie
Taro Takemoto
Shoko Mizuno
Session 3.5
Chair/Discussant:Bruce Batten
Presenters:
Patricia Sippel
M. William Steele
Martin Collcutt

Session 3.3
Chair/Discussant:Xueqin Mei
Presenters:
Fei Wang
Nanami Toishi
Joe Fonseca
Kotaro Fukuhara

Session 3.6
Chair:He Xu
Discussant:Wei PanPresenters:
Chengpeng Zhang
Jun Jia
Yang Li

15:50-16:00

Tea Break

16:00-17:50

Multi-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室
Parallel Session 4
Session 4.3
Session 4.2
Session 4.1
Chair/Discussant:Chair/Discussant:Chair/Discussant:Sheng Fei
Robert Marks
Tatsushi Fujihara
Presenters:
Presenters:
Presenters:
Tatiana Feklova
David Bello
Yong Hu
Fan Yang
Micah Muscolino
Kazuyuki Watanabe
Yan GaoMeng Zhang
Takashi Nakazawa
Jongchan Lee
Nanny Kim
Nele Fabian
Session 4.4
Session 4.6
Session 4.5
Chair:
Chair/Discussant:Chair/Discussant:Fei Huang
Lisa M. Brady
Qi-Feng Lin
Presenters:
Discussant:Presenters:
Yunxia Deng
Wei Guan/Baihui Cui
Yongjian Hou
Gongcheng Jiang
Qi-Feng Lin
Presenters:

Renlong Huo
Yifeng Yao
Zhengsong Lin
Yong Yao
Adam Tompkins
RobertYujun Bai
Winstanley-Chesters
Tu LanLecture Hall, College of Tourism and Service 旅游与服务学院报告厅
19:00-21:00

Multidisciplinary Communication II: Localising the Anthropocene
Organizer: Cameron Muir
Chairman: Lisa M. Brady
Speakers: Lisa M. Brady, Philip Brown, Mu Cao, Sheng Fei, Shen Hou, J. Donald Hughes,
Jongchan Lee, Anne McDonald, Satoshi Murayama, M. William Steele

Sunday, October 29
Time
All Day

Item
Mid-conference Study Tour
1.The Tour of History and Culture (inside Tianjin central city)
2.The Tour of Ecology Landscapes (large Tianjin area)

Monday, October 30
Time

Item

09:00-10:20

Multi-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室
Parallel Session 5
Session 5.3
Session 5.2
Session 5.1
Chair:
Chair/Discussant:Chair:
Zhihong Cao
Xinzhong Yu
Bozhong Li
Discussant:Presenters:
Discussant:Yongjian Hou
Xingguang Wang
Mingfang Xia
Presenters:
Hongwei Jia
Presenters:
Jie Zhang
Hiroshi Kawaguchi
Li Zhang
Chuanping Nie
Kunyan Zheng
Jianxin Cui
Jiehua Wu
Bozhong Li
Song Ye
Session 5.6
Session 5.5
Session 5.4
Chair/Discussant:Chair/Discussant:Chair/Discussant:Micah Muscolino
Yingze Hu
Qiong Zhou
Presenters:
Presenters:
Presenters:
Satoshi Murayama
Xiangyu Du
HongJiang Wang
Huaqing Shi
Xiaoxian Yuan
Wen Lian
Yaoyao Cheng
Hyangsuk Shin
Haijian Teng
Tingyu Liu

10:20-10:30

TeaBreak

10:30-11:50

Multi-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室
Parallel Session 6
Session 6.3
Session 6.2
Session 6.1
Chair:
Chair/Discussant:Chair/Discussant:Yoko Yasuda
Tao WuYan Gao
Presenters:
Presenters:
Discussant:Xiangli Ding
Jagdish Lal Dawar
Satoshi Murayama
Wanpeng Fang
Yikai Li
Presenters:
Joy Hughes
Gang Ma
Shingo Nakamura
Xuanhua Nie
Takumi Inoue
Kazuo Takehara
Yoko Yasuda

Session 6.4
Chair/Discussant:Jiayan Zhang
Presenters:
Huaidong Li
Linfeng Zhang
Quanming Zhang

Session 6.5
Chair/Discussant:Li Zhang
Presenters:
Yuki Mitarai
Ruisheng Zhang
Tatsushi Fujihara
Xueyan Ba

12:00-14:00

Lunch Break

14:00-15:00

Multi-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室
Round Table
Introducers: Lihua Wang, Satoshi Murayama, Ts’ui-jung Liu, Philip Brown,
Tatsushi Fujihara, Andrea Janku, Shiyung Liu, Akihisa Setoguchi, Li Zhang

15:00-15:10

Tea Break

15:10-16:10

16:10-16:30

18:00-20:00

Lecture Hall, NKU 南开大学报告厅
General Meeting
Chair: Shiyung Liu 刘士永 Xingzhong Yu 余新忠
ClosingCeremony
Chair: Andrea Janku
Speakers: Ts'ui-jung Liu, Satoshi Murayama, J. Donald Hughes, Donald Worster,
Lisa M. Brady, Robert Marks, Bozhong Li, Xueqing Mei, and the new President
Farewell Banquet
Expert Apartment, NKU 南开大学专家公寓

PROGRAM IN DETAILKEYNOTE SPEECHES
Lecture Hall of Jinnan Campus, Nankai University 南开大学新校区西楼报告厅
Keynote Speech 1

Friday, October 27

10:30-11:10

Title

Speaker

Chair/DiscussantEcological Civilization: Our Thinking andActionYuqing Wang 王玉庆(Former President of Chinese
Society for Environmental
Sciences)

Meiting Ju 鞠美庭(Professor, School ofenvironmental scienceand Engineering,
Nankai Univeristy)

Keynote Speech 2

Friday, October 27

11:10-11:50

Title

Speaker

Chair/Discussant

Rim and Chasm: Down the Trail to a
Larger Sense of History

Donald Worster(Hall Distinguished Professor
Emeritus, University of Kansas,
Distinguished Foreign Expert,
Renmin University of China)

Xueqing Mei 梅雪芹(Professor, History
Department, Tsinghua
University)

Keynote Speech 3

Saturday, October 28

09:00-09:40

Title

Speaker

Chair/Discussant

The Anthropocene in Environmental
History, East and West: Human Evidence
versus Nature's PowerJ. Donald Hughes(Distinguished University
Professor Emeritus, Universityof Denver)Shiyung Liu 刘士永(Research Fellow,
Institute of Taiwan
History, Academia
Sinica)Keynote Speech 4

Saturday, October 28

09:40-10:20

Title

Speaker

Chair/DiscussantEnvironmental Impacts ofIndustrialization: Historic Perspective

Tao Hu 胡涛(Director of China Program,
World Wild Fund for Nature)

Robert Marks(Professor of History,
Whittier College)

Keynote Speech 5

Saturday, October 28

10:30-11:10

Title

Speaker

Chair/Discussant

Practices of Energy Saving and Emission
Reduction in Coastal Southeast Mainland
China and Taiwan

Ts'ui-jung Liu 刘翠溶(Academician and Former
Executive Vice-president,
Academia Sinica, The
Founding President of East
Asian Environmental History)

Yixin Zhang 张一心(Associate Professor,
The School of Ecology
and Environment of
Inner Mongolia
University)

Keynote Speech 6

Saturday, October 28

11:10-11:50

Title

Speaker

Chair/DiscussantComparative Environmental History in the
Making: the Rapid Development ofEnvironmental Law and Policy in China
and the U.S.

Daniel Guttman(Professor of Environmental
Law, New York
University-Shanghai)

Philip Brown(Professor, Departmentof History, The Ohio
State University)

MULTIDISCIPLINARY COMMUNICATION
Lecture Hall, College of Tourism and Service 旅游与服务学院报告厅
Friday, October 27

Multidisciplinary Communication I

19:00-21:00

Food & Environment in History
Organizer: Lihua Wang
Chairman: Siming Wang, Micah Muscolino
Speakers: Donald Worster, Der-chin Hong, Nanami Toishi, Kotaro Fukuhara, Robert Winstanley-Chesters ,Guowen Zhang, Lingjing Wu

Multidisciplinary Communication II

Saturday, October 28

19:00-21:00

Localising the Anthropocene
Organizer: Cameron Muir
Chairman: Lisa M. Brady
Speakers: Lisa M. Brady, Philip Brown, Mu Cao, Sheng Fei, Shen Hou, J. Donald Hughes, Jongchan Lee,
Anne McDonald, Satoshi Murayama, M. William Steele

PARALLEL SESSION
Multi-Media Classrooms, History College 历史学院多媒体教室
Parallel Session I - 1.1

Climate Change and Water Management

Friday, October 27

14:00-15:50

Chair/Organizer:
Wei Pan 潘威Shaanxi Normal
University

Discussant:Hong-shuai Shi 史红帅

Shaanxi Normal
University

Title

Presenters

Cities and Disasters: Floods and Urban
Development in Colonial Singapore

Fiona Williamson

National University ofSingapore, Singapore

The Elevation Modeling of the Grand Ganal(Shandong Section) in Qing Dynasty: Base on a
Field Investigation on Historical Canal Course andWater Gate in Shandong

Tao Sun 孙涛

Fudan University

The Change of Yanfang Lake in Beijing and theChange of Bohai Sea Level Change during theMedieval Warm Period

Sheng Li 李盛

Shaanxi Normal
University

The Area Change of Bosten Lake in Xinjiang
Since 1935

Rao Su 苏饶

Shaanxi Normal
University

Parallel Session I - 1.2

Friday, October 27

14:00-15:50

Organizer:
Chi-Ying Chang 张继莹

Academia Sinica

Chair/Discussant:Xiaohong Chao 钞晓鸿

Xiamen University

Water and Land: Understanding Environment
and Society by Historical Images
Title

Presenters

Village Dispute and Hydraulic Order of Gudui
Spring in Jiangzhou, Qing Dynasty

Junfeng Zhang 张俊峰

Shanxi University

Borders between Self and Others: A Spatial
Analysis of Local Communities Connected by
Water in Shanxi, in Late Imperial China, Based on
Canal Network Maps on Steles

Shinobu Iguro 井黑忍

Otani University, Japan

Irrigation and Sequence in Agricultural Time in
ShanxiChi-Ying Chang 张继莹

Academia Sinica

The Spatial Features of Land Distribution andManagement from Suzhou Fish-Scale in Qing
Dynasty of Daoguang

Yingze Hu 胡英泽Shanxi University

Parallel Session I - 1.3
On the Variation of Human's Interaction with
Other Species

Friday, October 27

14:00-15:50

Chair/Organizer:
Xueqin Mei 梅雪芹Tsinghua University

Discussant:J. Donald Hughes

University of Denver

Title

Presenters

The Dirty River and Its Fishkill: On the Fate ofThames Salmon in the Industrial Age and Some
Relevant Issues

Xueqin Mei 梅雪芹Tsinghua University

The Death of Equity: The Pacific Salmon Treaty in
the U.S.-Canada "Salmon Wars"

Linbo Chen 陈林博

Tsinghua University

The Changing Image of Oak: From Tree of Life,
Tree of Kings, Tree of Nation, to Tree of the
World

Felania Liu 刘梦霏/Yunzi Huang

Tsinghua University

Governing Nature: Transplantation of Chinese Tea
and Development of Indian Tea Dominated by
British Empire during 18-19th Century

Lingjing Wu 吴羚靖

Tsinghua University

Parallel Session I - 1.4

Friday, October 27

14:00-15:50

Environmental Archeology

Chair/DiscussantXingguang Wang 王星光Zhenzhou University

Title

Presenters

Study on the Human-landscape Relations in
Shuangji River Valley over Past 40,000 Years

Xiao Ren 任小林,Duowen Mo 莫多闻

Chinese Academy of
Sciences/ Peking
University

A Paleo-dietary and Subsistence Strategies
Investigation of the Iron Age Tuoba Xianbeisite by
Stable Isotopic Analysis: A Preliminary Study of
the Role Agriculture Played in Pastoral Nomad
Societies in Northern China

Guowen Zhang 张国文

Nankai University

Diverse Lifestyles and Populations in the Xiaohe
Culture of the Lop Nur Region, Xinjiang, China

Yating Qu 屈亚婷

Shaanxi Normal
University

Spatial and Temporal Changes of Prehistoric
Human Land Use in the Wei River Valley,
Northern China

Yanyan Yu 于严严
Haibin Wu
Zhengtang Guo

Chinese Academy of
Sciences

Cribra Orbitalia on the Neolithic Age Skulls from
Wanggou Site in Zhengzhou, Henan

Qi-peng Yan 闫琪鹏

Shaanxi Normal
University

Parallel Session I - 1.5
Ideas, Knowledge, and Environmental Practices
in Twentieth-Century Taiwan

Friday, October 27

14:00-15:50

Chair/Organizer:
Shu-Ching Chang 张淑卿

Chang Gung University

Discussant:Donald Worster

Renmin University of
China

Title

Presenters

LNHO Technocrafts and Epidemic Disease Survey
in Taiwan, 1923

Shih-Ming Jung 容世明

Linkou Chang Gang
Memorial Hospital

Knowledge Flow, Rural Health, and the Scientific
Practice of Parasitology in Taiwan: 1950s-1970s

Shu-Ching Chang 张淑卿

Chang Gung University

Taiwan's Black-faced Spoonbill Conservation andEconomic Development in 1990s

Shiow-Ying Wen 温秀英

Chang Gung University

Parallel Session I - 1.6

Friday, October 27

14:00-15:50

Seeing History through Landscapes:
Methodological Explorations Based on the Case
Studies of Jiangnan and Yunnan

Chair/Discussant

Title

Presenters

The Power of Culture and Tradition in the Shapingof the Ecological Environment: A Case Study of“Bajing” of Yunnan in the Qing Dynasty and Its
Cultural Formation

Qiong Zhou 周琼

Yunnan University

Perception vs Reality: Exploring the Potential of
the Genre of 'bajing' for Writing an Environmental
History of a Chinese Frontier

Yuda Yang 杨煜达

Fudan University

Another History of Jiangnan: Rethinking Disaster,Indeterminacy, and the Jiangnan Path

Mingfang Xia 夏明方

Renmin University ofChina

A Study on the Relationship between Social
Organization and Natural Environment in Ganqing
RegionJindou Li 李金斗

Henan Provincial
Institute of Cultural
Heritage andArchaeology

Parallel Session II - 2.1

Friday, October 27

16:00-17:50

Chair/Organizer:
Jianfu Han 韩健夫

Fudan University

Discussant:Quanming Zhang 张全明Central China Normal
University

Reconstructing of Historical Typhoon
Frequency and Extreme Drought Events in East
Asia Area
Title

Andrea Janku

Presenters

SOAS, University of
London, UK

Reconstructing of Historical Typhoon Frequency
Influencing Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province(1895-1940A.D.) and Reliability Analysis on
Historical Diaries

Sainan Cheng 成赛男Fudan University

A Reconstruction of Extreme Drought Events
Frequency in North China Over the Past
Millennium

Jianfu Han 韩健夫

Fudan University

Reconstruction of Typhoons in Japan from the17th Century

Yuga Kobayashi 小林雄河
Wei Pan 潘威Shaanxi Normal
University

Study of Climate Impact on Living Spaces over
Several Areas in Northeastern India and Japan
Utilizing Historical and State-of-the-art
Meteorological Datasets

Toru Terao 寺尾徹

Kagawa University,
Japan

Parallel Session II - 2.2

Friday, October 27

16:00-17:50

Chair/DiscussantSoil and Water Conservation

Yuda Yang 杨煜达

Fudan University

Title

Presenters

Collaborative Governance Waterlogging in the
Capital City and Its Environs of Northern Song
Dynasty

Jianguo Liang 梁建国

Xiamen University

The Silting Up and Decline of Zhenjiang Portduring 1861-1929

Handeng Xia 夏晗登

Fudan University

Soil and Water Conservation in the Loess Plateau
and Construction of Environmental Management
System in the 1950s and 1960s

Ronghua Li 李荣华

Northwest A&F
University

The Thought and Its Spread of Water-Soil
Conservation in Later Imperial China

Xiaohong Chao 钞晓鸿

Xiamen University

Parallel Session II - 2.3

Friday, October 27

16:00-17:50

Chair/Organizer:
Kayo Nishi

National Museum of
Ethnology, Japan

Discussant:Tatsushi Fujihara

Kyoto University,
Japan

Living with Radioactivity: How People in the
Asia Pacific Have Utilized the Question of
Low-level Radioactivity
Title

Presenters

Community Reconstruction after Atomic Bomb
Testing in the Marshall Islands from the Point ofView of the Knowledge and Relationship

Satoe Nakahara

Chukyo University,JapanTurning Challenge into an Opportunity: Low-level
Radioactivity for Fish Farming

Kayo Nishi

National Museum of
Ethnology, Japan

Sharing Individual Memories on
Micro-Monuments: Daguerreotype and New
Narratives for the Atomic Age

Takashi Arai

National Museum of
Ethnology, Japan

Parallel Session II - 2.4

Friday, October 27

16:00-17:50

Chair/Organizer:
Chunghsin Li 李忠信

National Changhua
University of Education

Discussant:Hurng-jyuhn Wang 王鸿濬National Dong Hwa
University

Environmental and Socio-economic Changes inRiver Basins: Using GIS as a Tool
Title

Presenters

Environmental and Social Changes in Taijiang
Inner Sea – The Re-observation on the Integrationof Geo-spatial Information

Chunghsin Li 李忠信
Hsiung-ming Liao 廖泫銘

National Changhua
University of
Education/Acdemia
SinicaThe Change of the Cultural Landscapes throughSpatial Process in the Chi-Rai Plain during theJapanese Colonial Period

Chun-Lin Kuo 郭俊麟

National Dong Hwa
University

Nature, Technology and Technocracy--The Civil
Technicians' Thought of Flood Control in Colonial
TaiwanYawen Ku 顾雅文Academia Sinica

Across Three Parallel Rivers: the Transportation,
Environment and Culture of the Three Parallel
Rivers area in the Works of Frank Kingdon Ward

Jinyong Cao 曹津永

Academy of Social
Sciences, Yunnan
Province

Parallel Session II - 2.5

Friday, October 27

16:00-17:50

Chair/DiscussantEcological History: Theory and Method

Chengshuang Fu 付成双Nankai University

Title

Presenters

Ecological History of Civilizations: A Reflection
on Historiography

Akihisa Setoguchi
濑戶口明久

Kyoto University,
Japan

The Ecological History of Grasslands

Guorong Gao 高国荣/Lei Yen 颜蕾

Institute of WorldHistory, CASS

Analysis the Causes and Consequences of
Ecological Change in Hong Kong during the 20th
Century 60-90 Years

Ling Ren 任铃Nanjing University ofTechnology

The Ecological Survey of the DMZ and theGrowth of Biology in South Korea

Manyong Moon

Chonbuk National
University, South
Korea

Parallel Session II - 2.6

Friday, October 27

16:00-17:50

Chair/Organizer:
Wenjiao Cai 蔡文娇

Harvard University,
USA

Discussant:Shen Hou 侯深Renmin University of
China

Engineering and the Remaking of East Asian
Waterscapes, 1400-2000

Title

Presenters

Canal, Environment, and State: The Structures andTransformation of Hydrographic System andWater Conservancy in Late Imperial East Zhejiang

Jinghao Sun 孙竟昊

Zhejiang University

The Ecology and Imaginary of Water Managementin Eighteenth-Century Seoul

Wenjiao Cai 蔡文娇

Harvard University,
USA

How the Water Comes to Tianjin? Technology,
Water and Urban Development

Mu Cao 曹牧

Tianjin Normal
University

Water Works: United Nations Hydroelectric andIrrigation Projects in South Korea, 1945-1961

Lisa M. Brady

Boise State University,
USA

Parallel Session III - 3.1

Saturday, October 28

14:00-15:50

Chair/Discussant/Organizer
Issues related to Environmental Pollution in
Recent Decades

Ts'ui-jung Liu 劉翠溶

Title

Presenters

The EU Food Reference Laboratory and Its
Lessons for Taiwan

Der-chin Hong 洪德欽Academia Sinica

Lessons from the Sixth Naphtha Cracker Complexof Mai-Liao, Taiwan: Environmental Disputes and
Health Risks

Hurng-jyuhn Wang 王鴻璿National Dong Hwa
University

The Evolution of American Perceptions of Chinese
Environmental Protection: A Survey of Relevant
Reports in the New York Times from the 1970s to
the Present

Wei Wang 王薇Nankai University

Academia Sinica

A Global-Local Environmental Crisis: An Endless
Struggle with Air Pollution in Beijing since 1970s

Yijie Xu 徐轶杰

The Institute ofContemporary China
Studies

Parallel Session III - 3.2

Saturday, October 28

14:00-15:50

Chair/Organizerr:
Koji Nakashima

Kanazawa University,
Japan

Discussant:Akihisa Stoguchi

Kyoto University,Japan

Use and Conservation of Forest in Empire:
Imperial Forestry of Japan and Britain

Title

Presenters

Locating Tropical Timber in the Empire: The
Forestry Research Institute of the Japanese
Government-General of Taiwan and its Researches

Koji Nakashima 中島弘二

Kanazawa University,
Japan

Devastation and Indigenous people in Colonial
Forestry: Representations of Taiwanese andKorean Vegetation Change in the Japanese Empire

Taisaku Komeie 米家泰作

Kyoto University,
Japan

Utilization of Firewood and Fodder in Crown Landand Designation of Forest Reserve in Yamanashi
Prefecture in the Early 20th Century

Taro Takemoto 竹本太郎

Tokyo University ofAgriculture andTechnology, Japan

Colonial Forestry Networks in the British Empire

Shoko Mizuno 水野祥子

Komazawa University,
Japan

Parallel Session III - 3.3

Saturday, October 28

14:00-15:50

Chair/DiscussantEnvironment & Lifestyles

Xueqin Mei 梅雪芹Tsinghua University

Title

Presenters

Environment and Lifestyle: Who's Changing Who?

Fei Wang 王飞
Min HanDalian University ofTechnology

History of Beef Eater and Dog Eater: aComparative Study of Environment, Food andAgriculture in India and Japan

Nanami Toishi 戶石七生

The University ofTokyo, Japan

Snail Imperialism: The Impact of the Giant African
Land Snail on Japanese Micronesia and Beyond,
1936-1980

Joe Fonseca

University of Calgary,
CanadaTransition of Fats and Oils Consumption and Its
Environmental Impact: A Case Study of Japan in
Comparative Perspective with France

Kotaro Fukuhara 福原弘太郎

The University ofTokyo, Japan

Parallel Session III - 3.4

Saturday, October 28

14:00-15:50

Agriculture, Land Reclamation andEnvironmental Changes

Chair/DiscussantDavid Bello

Washington & Lee
University, USA

Title

Presenters

A Comparison of the Spatial Patterns of Land
Reclamation Expansion in North and Northeast
China over the Past 300 YearsYu Ye 叶瑜，Xueqiong
Wei, Xiuqi Fang,
Chanchan Tang, Jun Li

Beijing Normal
University

Reclamation Projects and Development ofAgricultural Land in the Colonial Korea

Chaisung Lim

Rikkyo University,
Japan

Population Pressure, Environmental Restrictions,and Sociopolitical Change: Studies on Illegal Land
Reclamation in the Jianghan Plain, 1746-2016

Jiayan Zhang 张家炎

Kennesaw State
University, USA

Development and Utilization of Iron Sands inDabie Mountain Area of Anhui Province Since the
Qing Dynasty

Xu Wang 王旭

Yangzhou University

Parallel Session III - 3.5

Saturday, October 28

14:00-15:50

Chair/Discussant:Bruce Batten

J. F. Oberlin
University, Japan

Organizer:
M. William Steele

International Christian
University, Japan

Knowing by Going: Mobility andEnvironmental Knowledge in
Nineteenth-Century Japan
Title

Presenters

Walking for Pleasure: Murao Kayo's Day Trips in
Edo and Beyond

Patricia Sippel

Toyo Eiwa University,
Japan

The Man who Walked 40 Million Steps: Ino
Tadataka and the Modern Mapping of Japan

M. William Steele

International Christian
University, Japan

Knowing by Going: The Iwakura Embassy in the
United States in 1872

Martin Collcutt

Princeton University,
UASParallel Session III - 3.6

Saturday, October 28

14:00-15:50

Chair: He Xu 徐鹤

Nankai University

Discussant: Wei Pan 潘威Shaanxi Normal
University

Environment & Landscape

Title

Presenters

Historical Land Use and Cover Change
Reconstruction in China: A Critical Review

Chengpeng Zhang 张成鹏
Yu Ye

Beijing Normal
University

The production, translation and practiceof the former Soviet Union's environmental
hygiene in 1950s: the case of the industrial
district in Beijing eastern suburbs

Yang Li 李扬

Beijing Union
University

The Fluctuation of Natural and Cultural Space in
Perspective of Artificial Military Obstacles: The Xi
Fengkou Great Wall in a Perspective ofEnvironmental History

Jun Jia 贾珺

Beijing Normal
University

Parallel Session IV - 4.1

Saturday, October 28

16:00-17:50

Chair/DiscussantWaste and Pollution

Tatsushi Fujihara
藤原辰史

Title

Presenters

Atmospheric Pollution and Public Perception ofIndustrial Cities in Modern China: A Case Study ofTangshan, Chongqing

Yong Hu 胡勇

Northwest University

Inside and Outside of Evacuation Area: Problemsof Dairy Farmers in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan

Kazuyuki Watanabe
渡辺和之

Hannan University,
Japan

What Is against an Idea of Distributive Justice?:
Local Responses to In-Ward-Waste-Disposal inTokyo

Takashi Nakazawa
中澤高師

Shizuoka university,
Japan

Waste Landscape: Historical Explanations forHong Kong's Dependence on the Landfill

Nele Fabian

Ruhr University
Bochum, Germany

Parallel Session IV - 4.2

Saturday, October 28

16:00-17:50

Kyoto University,
Japan

Chair/Discussant/Organizer
Water, Forests, and Land: New Perspectives on
China's Environmental History

Robert Marks

Title

Presenters

Whittier College, USA

The Climate for Making Space for People, Water,
Plants and Animals in the Eighteenth-Century &Nineteenth-Century QingDavid A. Bello

Washington & Lee
University, USA

Soil, Society, and the State in Shaanxi: Rethinking
Environmental Management in Mao's China

Micah Muscolino

Oxford University, UK

The Scale and Structure of the Timber Trade along
the Yangzi River System, 1700-1850

Meng Zhang 張萌Loyola Marymount
University, USA"Calamities of Mining" in Ming and Qing
Writings: Environmental and Moral Concerns

Nanny Kim

Heidelberg University,
Germany

Parallel Session IV - 4.3

Saturday, October 28

16:00-17:50

Chair/DiscussantEast Asia and the Outside World

Sheng Fei 费晟

Sun Yet-sen University

Title

Presenters

The Learn the Climate: Russian
Magneto-meteorological Stations in China in theSecond Half of the 19 Century

Tatiana Feklova

Russian Academy ofsciences, Russia

The Impacts of Biological Invasions in East Asiaof the Early Modern Period

Fan Yang 杨凡Nankai University

Framing East Asian Environmental History interms of the Anthropocene

Jongchan Lee

Ajou University, Korea

Knowledge, Power, and Nature: Seeing the 19thand 20th Century World from the Yangzi's
Perspective

Yan Gao 高燕Duke University, USA

Parallel Session IV - 4.4

Saturday, October 28

16:00-17:50

Organizer:
Renlong Huo 霍仁龙

Sichuan University

Chair:Fei Huang 黄菲Tubingen University,
Germany

Discussant: Yongjian Hou

Shaanxi Normal
University

Population, Cultivated Land andEnvironmental Change in Mountain Regions inWestern China since 1500 AD

Title

Presenters

On the Mountain Development and Environmental
Change in Southwest China in the Past 300 Years
Based on Multidisciplinary Approaches and GIS:
A Case Study of the Zhangjiu River Basin in
Luquan County, Yunnan Province

Renlong Huo 霍仁龙

Sichuan University

Cattle Coproma and Malaria: Interaction between
the Environment and Natives in the Traditional
Society of Sino-Burmese Border

Yong Yao 姚勇

Sichuan University

A Study on Methods of Population Reconstructionof Mountainous Settlement in Yunnan Province in
the Past 300 Years: Taking the Yanhe Village inE'shan County as an Example

Yujun Bai 白玉军
Yuda Yang 杨煜达

Fudan University

Two Kinds of Story about Ancient Towns aroundthe Qilian Mountains: The Traditional Irrigation
Works in the Arid Area of China

Tu Lan 蓝图

Shaanxi Normal
University

Parallel Session IV - 4.5

Saturday, October 28

16:00-17:50

Chair/DiscussantEnvironment Protection and City Planning

Qi-Feng Lin 林奇峰

Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore

Title

Presenters

Eco-city Construction of Beautiful China andCitizen Responsibility

Wei Guan 关巍
Baihui Cui

Dalian University ofTechnology

The Garden City Concept of Singapore

Qi-Feng Lin 林奇峰

Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore

Historical Geography Landscapes and the City
Planning in Nanjing

Yifeng Yao 姚亦鋒

Nanjing Normal
University

Un-Occupied Spaces: Demilitarization and Land
Use in Japan's Kanto Plain

Adam Tompkins

Lakeland University
Japan, Japan

Parallel Session IV - 4.6

Saturday, October 28

16:00-17:50

Chair/DiscussantWater and Marine

Lisa M. Brady

Boise State University,
USA

Title

Presenters

Man-Land Relationship: Artificial Motivation of
Dianchi Lake Waters

Yunxia Deng 邓云霞

Yunnan University

The Evolution of Biodiversity of Lake Hongze and
Its Reason

Gongcheng Jiang 蒋功成

Jiangsu Second Normal
University

Research on Suitability and Comprehensive
Evaluation of Protection and Development for
Water Culture Relics

Zhengsong Lin 林正松
Lu Zhang, Wei Qian,
Dandan Zheng, Bing Zhao

China University ofGeosciences (Wuhan)Vibrant Matter(s), Fish and Fishing Histories inNorth Korea

RobertWinstanley-Chesters

Australian National
University, Australia

Parallel Session V - 5.1

Monday, October 30

09:00-10:20

Chair: Bozhong Li 李伯重

Peking University

Discussant :Mingfang Xia 夏明方

Renmin University of
China

Climate Change in the History of the Qing
Dynasty
Title

Presenters

Security, Climate and Immigrants: The
Environmental History of the Northern Foothills
Region of Tianshan in the Second Half of 18th
Century

Li Zhang 张莉

Shaanxi Normal
University

Rise of the Manchu

Jianxin Cui 崔建新

Shaanxi Normal
University"The Daoguang Depression" and "the Guiwei
Great Flood"-Economic Decline and Climatic
Cataclysm in Early Nineteenth-century Songjiang
in a New Perspective

Bozhong Li 李伯重

Peking University

Parallel Session V - 5.2

Monday, October 30

09:00-10:20

Chair/DiscussantDisease and Medicine in Environmental History

Xingzhong Yu 余新忠Nankai University

Title

Presenters

The Exploration of the Serious Plague Occurred in
the Late Jin Dynasty

Xingguang Wang 王星光,
Yanwu Zheng 郑言午Zhengzhou University

Intercultural Communication and Conflict Between
Chinese and Western Medicine in the Late Qing
Dynasty:A Concurrent Discussion on theEnvironmental Historical Value of Customs
Medical Reports

Hongwei Jia 佳宏伟

Xiamen University

Data Analysis System for the Village Vaccination
Reports in Central Japan in 1875

Hiroshi Kawaguchi 川口洋

Tezukayama
University, Japan

Reflection the Relationship between Chinese
Traditional Medicine and the Culture of Ginseng in
Wisconsin

Kunyan Zheng 郑坤燕

Renmin University of
China

Parallel Session VI - 5.3

Animals Influencing the History

Monday, October 30

10:30-11:50

Chair/Organizer:
Zhihong Cao 曹志红

University of Chinese
Academy of Sciences

Discussant:Youngjian Hou 侯甬坚

Shaanxi Normal
University

Title

Presenters

Imperial Elephant Taming and Breeding: A Case
Study of Chinese Environmental History during
Song Dynasty

Jie Zhang 张 洁Lanzhou Jiaotong
University

Hunting and Utility of the Gyrfalcon Since Tang
Dynasty

Chuanping Nie 聂传平

Shanxi Normal
University

The Python and Its Gallbladder Tribute in Tang
Dynasty

Jiehua Wu 吴杰华Nankai University

Tiger Attacking: A Case Study on Human-tiger
Relationship in Guizhou during Ming Dynasty

Song Ye 叶 松

University of Chinese
Academy of Sciences

Parallel Session V - 5.4

Monday, October 30

09:00-10:20

Chair/DiscussantEnvironmental Cognition in Ancient China

Qiong Zhou 周琼Yunnan University

Title

Presenters

Study on the Chu people's View of Plant

Hongqiang Wang 王洪強Central China Normal
University

Traveling Risk and Corresponding Cultural Coping
Strategy Described in Baopuzi.Traveling Chapter

Wen Lian 连 雯Shangdong Normal
University

On the Relationship between Man and Nature in
Ancient Times in the Ancient Culture Area ofWestern Liao

Haijian Teng 滕海键

Liaoning University

Parallel Session V - 5.5

Monday, October 30

09:00-10:20

Chair/DiscussantCognition , Emotion & Memory Related toEnvironmental History

Yingze Hu 胡英泽

Title

Presenters

The Ecological Cultural Trend of the Bulang
People under the Collision of Tradition andModernity-- Taking Zhanglang Village of MenghaiCounty in Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous
Prefecture

Xiangyu Du 杜香玉

Shanxi University

Yunnan University

A Study on Environmental Memory andEnvironmental Cognition of Oral Environmental
History--A Case Study of Dianchi Lake Pollution
Control

Xiaoxian Yuan 袁晓仙

Yunnan University

The Institutionalization of Public Research on theEnvironment in South Korea

Hyangsuk Shin

Chonbuk National
University, South
Korea

Parallel Session V - 5.6

Monday, October 30

09:00-10:20

Chair/DiscussantEnvironmental History in Village Size

Micah Muscolino

Oxford University, UK

Title

Presenters

An Environmental History of Village Size in Early
Modern Japan

Satoshi Murayama
Noboru Higashi
Hiroko Nakamura

Kagawa University,
Japan/Kyoto
Prefectural University,
Japan

Agricultural Development under Environmental
Constraints: A Micro-Level Study of Houjiaying
Village in Eastern Hebei

Yaoyao Cheng 程瑶瑶Renmin University of
China

Elephants, Tigers and the Transition of She 畲 in
Fujian Mountains

Tingyu Liu 刘婷玉

Xiamen University

The Zhao Clan in Yangquan and Its Intervention in
Nature -- An Environmental History of Regional
Settlement Viewed Through a Family Case Study

Huaqing Shi 史华清

Florida State
University, USA

Parallel Session VI - 6.1

Monday, October 30

10:30-11:50

Chair/DiscussantDisaster and Relieve

Yan Gao 高燕

Title

Presenters

Natural Disasters in Post-colonial North-East
India: Different Memories of Famine of 1959 inMizoramJagdish Lal Dawar

Indian Institute ofAdvanced Study, India

A Drought Event in the Midwest Region of
Northwest China in 1874-1878

Yikai Li 李屹凯
Li Zhang
Yu Ye
Yujun Lu

Beijing Normal
University/ Shaanxi
Normal University

Dealing with Crop Failures in Yutai--Environment
Rebuilding and Cultivation Adjustments

Gang Ma 马刚

Qingdao Agricultural
University

Dilemma and Path: Research on the Modernization
and Transformation of Yunnan Disaster Relief
during the Period of Emperor GuangXu-XuanTong
Period of Qing Dynasty

Xuanhua Nie 聂选华

Yunnan University

Parallel Session VI - 6.2

Monday, October 30

10:30-11:50

Environment, Nation & Society: Renewable
Resource
Title

Chair/DiscussantTao Wu 吴滔

Sun Yet-sen University

Presenters

The Yellow River Coming from Our Hands:
Hydroelectric Power and the Sanmenxia Project,
1941-1973

Xiangli Ding 丁祥利

State University of
New York at Buffalo,
USA"Making Utensils to Imitate Cosmos, Preparing
Objects to Meet Diet Needs": The Watermills andChinese Society in the 7-12 Century

Wanpeng Fang 方万鹏Nankai University

Community Solar in China and the West

Joy Hughes

Solar Gardens Institute,
USA

Parallel Session V - 6.3

Monday, October 30

09:00-10:20

Humans Response to Nature in the Japanese
Local Areas from 17th to 19th century: Focus
on Coastal Livelihoods, Marine Disaster,
Infection and View of Domesticating Animals

Chair/Organizer:
Yoko Yasuda

Tohoku University,
Japan

Discussant:Satoshi Murayama 村山聪

Kagawa University,
Japan

Title

Presenters

The Importance of Local Customs to Fisheries in
Early Modern Japanese Fishing Villages

Shingo Nakamura
中村只吾

University of Toyama,Japan

Coastal Rescue System and Response to Marine
Accidents along the Eastern Sea Route

Takumi Inoue 井上拓巳

Saitama Municipal
Museum, Japan

Infection Control Measures in Regional Societies
in the 19th Century

Kazuo Takehara 竹原万雄

Tohoku University of
Art and Design, Japan

Collecting and Breeding Animals in One of the
Local Area in 19th Century Japan: Analysis of
Matsumori Taneyasu's Private Written Works

Yoko Yasuda 安田容子

Tohoku University,JapanParallel Session VI - 6.4

Monday, October 30

10:30-11:50

Chair/DiscussantResource Utilization and Environment

Jiayan Zhang 张家炎

Kennesaw State
University, USA

Title

Presenters

The Cognition and Utilization of Living Fuels by
Farming Area People in Qin and Han Dynasties

Huaidong Li 李淮东

Taiyuan Normal
University

The Using of Fertilizer in the Southeast of Shanxi
and the Impact on Environmental in Qing Dynasty

Linfeng Zhang 张林峰,Tian Jin

Nankai University

Assessment of the Vegetation Environment inSong Dynasty: A Study on the Reasons for the
Change of Rate of Forest Coverage

Quanming Zhang 张全明,Heyao Zhang

Central China Normal
University/ Wuhan
Qingchuan University

Parallel Session VI - 6.5

Monday, October 30

10:30-11:50

Chair/DiscussantAgriculture & Environment

Li Zhang 张莉

Shaanxi Normal
University

Title

Presenters

Organic Farming in Germany during the Interwar
Period and Its acceptance of East Asian
Agriculture: A focus on "Natural Agriculture" inthe "Life Reform Movement"

Yuki Mitarai

Kyoto University,
Japan

American Engagement with China's Agricultural
Modernization during the Republic of China--A
Research on the North China Council for Rural
Reconstruction

Ruisheng Zhang 张瑞胜

Purdue University,
USA

A History of Tractors in Modern Japan

Tatsushi Fujihara 藤原辰史

Kyoto University,Japan

On the Cultivation and Ecological Effect of
Eucalyptus in Yunnan during the Repulic of China

Xueyan Ba 巴雪艳

Yunnan University