We usually refer "the Southern Academic Network" of modern China's Historiography mainly to those historians at Nanking Normal College (including modern Tung-nan University, Central University, Che-chiang University, and Nanking University), including those scholars like Liu I-cheng, Wu Mi, Chu K'o-chen, Liu Po-ming, Hsu Tse-ling, and those graduated from the College, such as Chang Ch'i-yun, Miu Feng-lin, Ch'en Hsun-tz'u, Hsiang Ta, Cheng Ho-sheng, and those whose academic approach close those at the College, such as Wang Kuo-wei, Lü Ssu-mien, Chang Yin-lin, Ts'ai Shang-ssu, T'ang Yung-t'ung, Ch'en Yin-k'o, and Ch'ien Mu.
Doubtlessly, researches in Modern China's Historiography among "the northern School" attract more attention than those among "the Southern School" over the years. When we mention works on the tradition established by historians at Peking University, especially, by those in Institute of Chinese Studies at Peita, or studies of the establishment of Modern China's Historiography from the angle of modern academic discipline, or discussions of the development of Modern China's Historiography represented by Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, "the Northern School" usually catches many scholars' eyes. Studies on the Southern School, however, still wait to be done.