Fortress Village - The Ethnic Minorities of Southwest China  
     
   
Researchers

They deeply believed that they should take science as their standard and improvement as their goal

When researching, they insisted upon the “continual search for materials from the Highest Heaven above to the Yellow Springs of the Netherworld below,” as well as the need to “let materials speak for themselves alone”

They bore with them feelings of nationalism, and against the background of that time,

always thought of what could “help the country to survive,” making their own “scientific” research echo and work in concert with “reality”

They were ethnologists, physical anthropologists, archaeologists, and historians

Their footsteps tread upon the borderlands, as they put their scientific principles and nationalistic feelings into practice step by step

In China, they were leaders in the development of their particular fields of specialization

At the same time, they made these fields a direct part of China’s national discourse and the process of Chinese nationalization!
Fu Ssu-Nien
Li Guang-Ming
Ling Chun-Sheng
Rui Yi-Fu
Tao Yun-Kui
Ma Xue-Liang
Yang Cheng-Zhi
Sergei M. Shirokogoroff
Wu Ding-Liang
Yang Xi-Mei
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