Traces how national medical rules, population surveys, youth studies, family-violence research, clinical collaboration, and community support records have documented transgender people’s relationships with families since 2009, and proposes a family-interface matrix and relationship-state ledger for separating notification, material dependence, disclosure, violence or change efforts, clinical participation, and peer support.
A fixed-sample observatory of twelve public transgender-history source groups in mainland China, comparing government HTML, institutional landing pages, PDFs, community archives, and legal mirrors, and proposing a machine-readable evidence ladder and AI discovery debt model.
A bilingual annotated archive guide to transgender surveys, legal-policy reviews, medical and document-change guides, workplace research, and national health studies published in or about mainland China from 2014 to 2021, with a grey-literature provenance matrix and document-life ledger.
A clause-by-clause comparison of mainland China’s 2009, 2017, and 2022 national rules for gender reassignment surgery, covering terminology, hospital and surgeon qualifications, applicant documents, age and marital status, diagnosis, ethics, legal-document interfaces, training, reporting, and quality control.
From Confidential Surgery to Woman’s Dream: How Zhang Kesha’s Public Narrative Took Shape, 1983–2003
A historical case study tracing Zhang Kesha’s 1983 confidential operation, local oral visibility in Changsha, years of private life-writing, and the 2003 publication and press tour around Woman’s Dream. It proposes a public-history relay and a narrative-provenance ledger for studying how a clinical event became public transgender history.
Traces the evolution of evidence on transgender school experience in mainland China from early campus-bullying surveys through transgender-specific adolescent studies, school samples, school-climate models, and long-term educational outcomes, and proposes a school-evidence ladder and education-path ledger.
A historical argument connecting the 2018 National Transgender Hotline, Shanghai's first Trans Pride, Peking University Third Hospital specialty pathways, and the legal gender recognition review through a public-interface and entry-point-density framework.
A research encyclopedia entry tracing how CCMD-3, ICD-10, ICD-11, national medical-technology rules, and hospital services overlap in mainland Chinese transgender care, with a diagnostic-migration ledger and four-clock model for distinguishing international classification, professional use, clinical interfaces, and regulation.
A fixed-sample observatory of the 2009 medical rule, the 2017 national survey, the Mr C employment case, PUH3, Jin Xing’s television history, and A Day of Trans, examining how search results, archival metadata, and automated summaries preserve or compress historical context.
An annotated archive guide using Queer China, ‘Comrade’ China, Brothers, Sunken Plum, A Day of Trans, and The Last Year of Darkness to distinguish historical documentary, community documentary, fiction, trans-authored life documentary, and queer-scene documentary while tracing premieres, festivals, platforms, distribution, and retrospective screenings.