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Christopher Rosenmeier joined the University of Edinburgh in 2009 after serving as a postdoctoral fellow at Cambridge University. He completed his PhD in modern Chinese literature at the School of Oriental and African Studies in 2006 and holds a BA in Chinese with Mathematics and an MA in Chinese Studies from the University of Copenhagen. He teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses focusing on modern Chinese literature and culture, offering lectures and tutorials on Chinese history, social developments, and intellectual thought. His research concentrates on literature from the Republican period (1912-1949), particularly popular literature and Shanghai modernist writers from the 1930s. His work examines the dynamics of the literary field during avant-garde times, resulting in articles and a monograph on popular fiction concerning the Sino-Japanese War. He is currently the editor of the journal Modern Chinese Literature and Culture and is organizing a database on Chinese literature from 1900 to 2000, based on a reference work. Christopher has also been active in various conferences and has presented numerous topics related to Chinese literature.
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