TANG PRIZE/Historian Hsu hopes to inspire next generation with Tang Prize honor
06/20/2024 03:36 PM
Renowned Taiwanese-American historian Hsu Cho-yun (許倬雲) hopes that winning the Tang Prize Sinology in his 90s will inspire more younger scholars to study Chinese history and culture.
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