Behind the Class: “From Confucius to Mao: A Cinematic Introduction to Chinese Studies” @wellesley
Behind the Class: “From Confucius to Mao: A Cinematic Introduction to Chinese Studies”  @wellesley
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Heng Du, the Andrew W. Mellon Assistant Professor of Chinese at Wellesley, elaborates on the term “enshittification” and why it is important to study the history of China. This past semester, she taught “From Confucius to Mao: A Cinematic Introduction to Chinese Studies.”
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Behind the Class: “From Confucius to Mao: A Cinematic Introduction to Chinese Studies”

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