Wang Jiqing: In 1913, Naoki Kano and Seiichi Taki investigated the anglo-Tibetan Stein collection

Source: Dunhuang Academic Journal, No. 1, 2021.

National Social Science Foundation of China major project "European Tibetan-Stanine Xinjiang Archaeological Archives Collation and Research" (12 & ZD140) phased results.

About author:Wang Jiqing, born in 1961, a native of Heyang, Shaanxi, is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Dunhuang Studies of Lanzhou University. From 1978 to 1985, he studied in the History Department of Lanzhou University and stayed on to teach after graduation. Since 1989, he has studied and worked in well-known academic institutions in britain, Canada, Japan, India, Pakistan, Russia and other countries, mainly engaged in the history of Silk Road exploration and overseas Dunhuang cultural relics, the history of central Asian archaeology, etc., and has published more than 100 articles (parts) in various Chinese and English treatises, of which "Stein's Fourth Chinese Archaeological Diary Interpretation", "Stein and Japanese Dunhuang Studies", "National Treasure Dispersion" and other monographs won the Chinese Excellent Publication Award.