- “Resisting Assimilation Under the Empire’s Moral Authority: Self-Indigenization and Native Tongue Activism in Japan-Occupied Taiwan,” Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, Honolulu, 2022
- “Self-Discovery and Assimilation: Colonial Literary Modernity in Japanophone Taiwanese Literature,” Modern Language Association Convention, Washington DC, 2022
- “The Conundrum of Self-Discovery in Assimilation: The Crisis of the Modern Mind in Zhou Jinbo’s Imperial Subject Literature,” Remapping the Japanese Empire Workshop Hosted by the Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Virtual, 2021
- “Beyond the National Literature Paradigm: May Fourth Literature Through the Lens of Postcolonial and Diaspora Studies,” 70th Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Virtual, 2021
- “The Feminized Colonial Subject and His Lust for the Colonizer in Yu Dafu’s Chenlun,” Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, Virtual, 2021
- “A Nation Without Ethnic Essentialism? An Alternative Sino-Japanese Model of Civic Language Nationalism at the Turn of the Twentieth Century,” New York Conference on Asian Studies, Virtual, 2021
- “Sinitic Topolects in the Era of Modern Colonialism: Debating Indigeneity through Fangyan in the Sinophone World, 1910s-1940s,” British Association for Chinese Studies Conference, Virtual, 2021
- “A Critical Examination of Lu Xun’s Scholarship on Premodern Fiction in the Context of Sino-Japanese Literary Modernity,” 23rd Biennial Conference of the European Association for Chinese Studies, Virtual, 2021
- “Imperial Japan and the Modern Chinese Identity: Internalized Anti-Chinese Racism in the Chinese Enlightenment,” American Comparative Literature Association, Virtual, 2021
- “Database Development for Non-Programmers: Acquiring, Cleaning, and Transforming Textual and Visual Data,” Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, Virtual, 2021
- “Lu Xun and Tsubouchi Shōyō’s Invention of a Modern Sino-Japanese Discourse on Fiction,” Modern Language Association Convention, Virtual, 2021
- “The Role of Imperial Japan in Forming Modern Chinese Racial Identities,” University of Maryland Racial Justice Speaker Series, Virtual, 2021
- “From Premodern Xiaoshuo to Modern Fiction: The Untangling of Xiaoshuo and Fiction via Digital Research and a Critical Examination of Lu Xun’s Scholarship on Premodern Fiction,” Issues of Far Eastern Literature International Conference, Virtual, 2021
- “China’s Lost Connection to the Global South: A Fanonian Reading of Yu Dafu’s Experience of Being Chinese in Japan,” Southwest Conference on Asian Studies, Virtual, 2020
- “Between Autobiographical Despair and Fictional Mythorealism: Absurdism, Existentialism, and Fate in Yan Lianke’s Memoir and Fiction,” Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Virtual, 2020
- “From Xiaoshuo/Shōsetsu to Fiction: Lu Xun and Tsubouchi Shōyō’s Invention of a Modern Sino-Japanese Discourse on Fiction,” New England Association for Asian Studies Conference, Virtual, 2020
- “The Feminized Colonial Subject and His Lust for the Colonizer: Self-Orientalization and Occidentalist Fetish in Yu Dafu’s Chenlun,” American Association of Chinese Studies Conference, Virtual, 2020
- “Culture-less Theories in Culture-Bound Literary Scholarship: Reconceptualizing Chinese Fictionality through Narrative Theories and Digital Corpus Analysis,” 48th Annual Conference: Mid-Atlantic Association for Asian Studies, Dickinson College, 2019 (Nominated for the Marlene Mayo Graduate Student Paper Award)
- “Encyclopedia Humanities: Using AI to Aid Humanities Research,” WordLab, University of Pennsylvania, 2018
- “History and Fiction as Genres of Narrative Literature: Ontology, Conflict, and Cooperation,” 44th Annual Conference: Mid-Atlantic Association for Asian Studies, University of Pittsburgh, 2015