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马来西亚地处“海上丝绸之路”重要关节点马六甲海峡上，也是海外华人重要的聚居区，华人在当地占有比较大的人口比例。从17世纪开始，华人纷纷南下马来半岛谋生，经过200多年的迁徙，形塑成当今所见的马来西亚华人社会。本书对极乐寺与早期槟城华人社会、槟榔屿福建社群的形塑途径、霹雳州华人宗教与帮群结构、近代中国内地对新马地区的认知进行了专门的个案研究，对马来西亚华人历史研究与田野工作以会馆为例做了方法论的阐述，对推动国内相关领域的研究有比较重要的学术意义。
宋燕鹏，河北永年人，历史学博士。现任曲阜师范大学特聘教授、中国社会科学出版社编审、福建省“闽江学者”讲座教授。2012年11月-2014年1月于马来亚大学中文系暨马来西亚华人研究中心担任客座研究员。主要学术兼职有：中国中外关系史学会常务副秘书长、中国华侨历史学会理事等。主要研究中国古代社会文化史、马来西亚华人史、中国与东南亚关系史。已出版《马来西亚吉隆坡福建社群史研究：籍贯、组织与认同》等专著6部，先后在《华侨华人历史研究》《南洋问题研究》《史学月刊》《社会科学战线》《厦门大学学报》《哲学与文化》等CSSCI和A HCI期刊发表学术论文50余篇。先后主持国家社会科学基金、中国侨联年度项目、广东省哲学社会科学规划特别委托项目、中国博士后科学基金特别资助（第6批、第11批）等纵向课题13项。
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Malaysia is located on the Strait of Malacca, an important juncture of the "Maritime Silk Road", and is also an important settlement area for overseas Chinese, who occupy a relatively large proportion of the local population. Starting from the 17th century, the Chinese moved south to the Malay Peninsula to make a living, and after more than 200 years of migration, they shaped the Malaysian Chinese society we see today. In this book, special case studies are carried out on the way of shaping the Temple of Happiness and the early Chinese society in Penang, the Hokkien community in Penang, the Chinese religion and gang structure in Perak, the modern Chinese mainland's cognition of Malaysia, and methodological explanations are made on the historical research and field work of the Chinese people in Malaysia with the example of the Hall, which is of great academic significance to promote the research in related fields in China.
Song Yanpeng, born in Yongnian, Hebei Province, Doctor of history. He is currently distinguished professor of Qufu Normal University, editor of China Social Sciences Press, and Chair Professor of "Minjiang Scholars" in Fujian Province. From November 2012 to January 2014, he served as a visiting Research Fellow at the Department of Chinese Language and Chinese Studies in Malaysia, University of Malaya. His main academic part-time jobs include: Executive Deputy Secretary General of Chinese and Foreign Relations History Society, director of Chinese Overseas Chinese History Society, etc. He mainly studies the history of ancient Chinese society and culture, the history of Chinese people in Malaysia, and the history of relations between China and Southeast Asia. He has published 6 monographs such as Research on the History of the Hokkien Community in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Place of Origin, Organization and Identity, and has published more than 50 academic papers in CSSCI and AHCI journals such as Research on the History of Overseas Chinese, Research on Nanyang Issues, History Monthly, Social Science Front, Journal of Xiamen University, Philosophy and Culture. He has presided over 13 vertical projects, including the National Social Science Foundation, the Annual project of the Chinese Federation of Overseas Chinese, the special commissioned project of Guangdong Province Philosophy and Social Science Plan, and the special funding of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (the 6th and 11th batches).
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