General Wang Dun and His Rebellion Against the Eastern Jin Dynasty by Chingis Ts. Tsyrenov

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Solidity in a Turbulent Flow by Wenyi Shang, Zizhou Sang

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Political History of Books: A Case Study of Precedents of Ritual Protocol for Jin’s Imperial Ministers and Annotations to the Report on Jin's Official Posts by Huang Zhen, Zhu Guilan

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Ruling Clans of the Eastern Jin Era (317–420 AD) and Early Chinese Buddhism by Tsyrenov C.T.

“…The urgency of the problems raised in the article is due to the fact that it is impossible to reconstruct the most important, crisis and decisive stage of early medieval Chinese statehood and culture without identifying and analyzing specific historical factors for the successful restoration of the former All- Chinese Jin Dynasty in the form of the Southern Chinese Eastern Jin Dynasty. This dynasty had a profound impact on the development of management methods for all subsequent regional and national empires. …”
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The Four Highest Clans of the Eastern Jin Era by Chingis Ts. Tsyrenov

“…The article shows the history of the heyday and decline of the four highest clans of the Southern Chinese Eastern Jin dynasty (Wang, Xie, Yu and Huan clans), which alternately with varying degrees of success acted as the second most powerful clan in the entire Eastern Jin Empire when the central power ceased to be a self-sufficient force and badly needed the support of noble clans (strong houses). …”
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苏轼诗词中菊花的意象 = The chrysanthemum imagery in Su Shi's poetry by 张欣颖 Chong, Sin Ying

“…Tao Yuan Ming who is from Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420) is known as to give chrysanthemum the pursuit of individual freedom and the spirit of the value of life. …”
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中韩文学交流 ：桃花源意象在韩国古典文学与绘画的传播及诠释 = Sino-Korean literary exchange : the propagation and interpretation of peach blossom spring imagery in classical Korean literature and painting... by 苏育涵 Soo, Wesley Yu Han

“…The Peach Blossom Spring imagery originated from Eastern Jin dynasty poet Tao Qian’s （AD 365 – 427）Peach Spring Blossom prose. …”
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