Folklore Goes to War: Folksongs, Yangge and Storytelling in Communist Bases during the Second Sino-Japanese War by Selina Gao

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Ethnic minorities in China under Japanese occupation: the Muslim campaign and education during the Second Sino-Japanese War by Atsuko Shimbo

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Karma as a Means of Wartime Political Mobilization: A Reading of Chinese Buddhists’ Response to the Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945 by Joey Yiqiao Yan

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Tungsten in the Second World War: China, Japan, Germany, the Allies and Iberia by Joan Maria Thomàs

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The Reasons and roles of the establishment of National Political Assembly (Guo Min Can Zheng Hui) by Xiang, Li, Suffian Mansor, Azlizan Mat Enh

“…This research is extremely valuable for studying the history of China's Second Sino-Japanese War and the Second KMT-CPC Collaboration, as well as the economic policies, political proposals, and military strategies of the Kuomintang, the Communist Party of China, and other parties involved in the Second Sino-Japanese War, as well as the history of the Communist Party of China, the Republic of China, and modern Chinese history.…”
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Une guerre en marge by Victor Barbat

“…In September 1938, filmmaker Roman Karmen went to China to cover the second Sino-Japanese War. For a year, the Soviet Documentarist crossed the country on behalf of The Moscow Newsreel Studio. …”
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Queer latent images, post-loyalism, and the Cold War : the case of an early sinophone star, Bai Yun by Hee, Wai Siam

“…This essay applies Sinophone theory and star theory to set the career of early Sinophone star Bai Yun (1916-1982) in its Second Sino-Japanese War to Cold War context, using materials from early newspapers, magazines, Bai Yun’s own writings, and memoirs to analyze his alternative queer latent images and Chineseness. …”
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Cheng Yu’s Response to the Moral Crisis and the Modern Fate of Confucian China by Dadui Yao

“…His ideas on Confucianism were closely linked to three pivotal moments of crisis in modern Chinese history: The First Sino-Japanese War, the May Fourth Movement, and the Second Sino-Japanese War. The First Sino-Japanese War led to the Qing government’s Hundred Days Reform, initiated by Kang Youwei in 1898. …”
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Tachihara Michizō: Poetics of “Pure Lyricism” (Introduction and Translation of Poems) by A. A. Yasinskiy

“…Tachihara’s poems seem to be detached from everyday life: with the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945) and the subsequent militarization of society, the themes of his poetry did not change. …”
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A Study of the Chinese Rare Books in Lingnan University Library by Yi Chow

“…Lingnan University Library had 174 kinds of Chinese rare books before the Second Sino-Japanese War. It comprised prodominantly Zhao Zeng's collections and the donations of Gantang Xu, Zongzhou Pan, Shaozhen Xu, Hanchen Gan. …”
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Macau Chinese Raising Funds for the 1941 Portugal Windstorm Reconstruction during WWII: Perspective of Public Choice by Baoxin Chen, Xi Wang, Kan Chen

“… A rare extreme windstorm struck Portugal in 1941 when Macau was suffering from the complex Second Sino-Japanese War (WWII). Macau Chinese raised funds for Portuguese windstorm reconstruction-a little-known international diplomatic charity event relevant to Luso-Chinese relations. …”
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Malaria and Japan’s colonial frontier: Manchuria, 1900s–1940s by Kim, J

“…After the promulgation of the Five-Year Industrial Development Plan of Manchukuo and the outbreak of the Second-Sino Japanese War, Japanese authorities’ attitude to malaria among Chinese laborers changed dramatically. …”

Han Suyin : the little voice of decolonizing Asia by Cui, Feng, Tickell, Alex

“…Han soon left to study medicine at the Brussels Free University on the Boxer Indemnity Scholarship Program but her dreams of becoming a doctor were interrupted by the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War, which forced her to drop out of college and return to China. …”
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In aid of conflict: a study of citizen activism and American medical relief to Spain and China by Wetherby, A

“…<p>The outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in 1936 and the Second Sino-Japanese War in 1937 triggered many responses amongst the American public, including a number of private initiatives in medical aid that occupied a borderland between traditional humanitarian relief and political activism. …”

同志潛影、後遺民與冷戰：以早期華語語系明星白雲為例 = Queer latent images, post-loyalism and the Cold War: the case of an early sinophone star, Bai Yun by 许维贤 Hee, Wai Siam

“…This essay sets the career of early Sinophone star Bai Yun (1916-1982) in its Second Sino-Japanese War to Cold War context, using materials from early newspapers, magazines, film, Bai Yun’s own writings, and memoirs to analyze his alternative queer latent images and Chineseness. …”
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