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I am a Taipei-based doctoral candidate at Waseda University, Japan. My doctoral research focuses on colonial education in Taiwan and Malaysia, giving me a strong academic foundation in Taiwanese society, politics, and modern East Asian history. Since September 2025, I have been a research grant recipient at Academia Sinica. Through this role, I am familiar with navigating Taiwanese academic and cultural environments and have experience supporting research preparation, background briefings, and on-the-ground coordination. I am fluent in Mandarin and Japanese, with professional working proficiency in English and conversational ability in Taiwanese. I am comfortable working with Chinese-language sources, conducting preliminary outreach, and assisting international writers in understanding local contexts and sensitivities. I am particularly interested in contributing to projects that help international audiences gain a deeper and more nuanced understanding of Taiwanese society.…I am a Taipei-based doctoral candidate at Waseda University, Japan. My doctoral research focuses on colonial education in Taiwan and Malaysia, giving me a strong academic foundation in Taiwanese society, politics, and modern East Asian history. Since September 2025, I have been a research grant recipient at Academia Sinica. Through this role, I am familiar with navigating Taiwanese academic and cultural environments and have experience supporting research preparation, background briefings, and on-the-ground coordination. I am fluent in Mandarin and Japanese, with professional working proficiency in English and conversational ability in Taiwanese. I am comfortable working with Chinese-language sources, conducting preliminary outreach, and assisting international writers in understanding local contexts and sensitivities. I am particularly interested in contributing to projects that help international audiences gain a deeper and more nuanced understanding of Taiwanese society.

LEE Chin Ying (李金縈)

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I am a Taipei-based doctoral candidate at Waseda University, Japan. My doctoral research focuses on colonial education in Taiwan and Malaysia, giving me a strong academic foundation in Taiwanese society, politics, and modern East Asian history. Since September 2025, I have been a research grant recipient at Academia Sinica. Through this role, I am familiar with navigating Taiwanese academic and cultural environments and have experience supporting research preparation, background briefings, and on-the-ground coordination. I am fluent in Mandarin and Japanese, with professional working proficiency in English and conversational ability in Taiwanese. I am comfortable working with Chinese-language sources, conducting preliminary outreach, and assisting international writers in understanding local contexts and sensitivities. I am particularly interested in contributing to projects that help international audiences gain a deeper and more nuanced understanding of Taiwanese society.…I am a Taipei-based doctoral candidate at Waseda University, Japan. My doctoral research focuses on colonial education in Taiwan and Malaysia, giving me a strong academic foundation in Taiwanese society, politics, and modern East Asian history. Since September 2025, I have been a research grant recipient at Academia Sinica. Through this role, I am familiar with navigating Taiwanese academic and cultural environments and have experience supporting research preparation, background briefings, and on-the-ground coordination. I am fluent in Mandarin and Japanese, with professional working proficiency in English and conversational ability in Taiwanese. I am comfortable working with Chinese-language sources, conducting preliminary outreach, and assisting international writers in understanding local contexts and sensitivities. I am particularly interested in contributing to projects that help international audiences gain a deeper and more nuanced understanding of Taiwanese society.

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I am a Taipei-based doctoral candidate at Waseda University, Japan. My doctoral research focuses on colonial education in Taiwan and Malaysia, giving me a strong academic foundation in Taiwanese society, politics, and modern East Asian history.

Since September 2025, I have been a research grant recipient at Academia Sinica. Through this role, I am familiar with navigating Taiwanese academic and cultural environments and have experience supporting research preparation, background briefings, and on-the-ground coordination.

I am fluent in Mandarin and Japanese, with professional working proficiency in English and conversational ability in Taiwanese. I am comfortable working with Chinese-language sources, conducting preliminary outreach, and assisting international writers in understanding local contexts and sensitivities. I am particularly interested in contributing to projects that help international audiences gain a deeper and more nuanced understanding of Taiwanese society.

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Copywriting

Editorial Illustration

Experience Level

Copywriting

Intermediate

Editorial Illustration

Intermediate

Language

Work Experience

Research Assistant at The Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IHS), National Taiwan University

August 1, 2012 - August 1, 2014

Assisted the Dean in conducting research by collecting data and verifying information. Planned and coordinated multiple symposia related to the research topics. Edited and reviewed books and essays, including Confucianism and Chinese Historical Thinking (儒家思想與中國歷史思維).

Research Assistant at Institute of Chinese Literature and Philosophy, Academia Sinica

January 1, 2019 - March 1, 2021

Planned and coordinated various international symposiums; coordinated research project work and liaised with project team members.