Primary Sources
Jia Ren (1943), “Zhi Yang Xunshi” (“To Madame Yang Xu”), Xin Manzhou (New Manzhouguo), 5 (2): 96.
Yang Xu. “Dang wo tai xinkao pengyou de shihou” (When I Trusted My Friend Too Much) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 107-09.
Yang Xu. “Diao” (To Mourn) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 141-43.
Yang Xu. “Doushi li de shengyin” (Noise in a Little Room), Qilin (Unicorn), 1942, Vol. 2, No. 4, p. 111.
Yang Xu. “Fangfu shi yi chang wennuan de meng” (As if it’s a Warm Dream) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 17-20.
Yang Xu. “Fu Xian shi yan zaji” (Jottings on the Facts of the Performance in Korea) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 90-8.
Yang Xu. “Gechang” (Singing), Xin Manzhou (New Manchukuo), January 1943, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 54-55.
Yang Xu. “Gongkai de zuizhuang” (Revealing the Facts About a Crime) in Yang Xu. Wo de riji (My Diary). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1944, pp. 89-113.
Yang Xu. “Huainian” (Missing) in Yang Xu. Wo de riji (My Diary). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1944, pp. 49-63.
Yang Xu. “Ji yu fu” (Mail and Response) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 82-89.
Yang Xu. “Ji” (Mail) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 129-130.
Yang Xu. “Jimo de shengyin” (The Sound of Loneliness) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 3-5.
Yang Xu. “Jiyi shi ge canren de du chong” (Memory is a Cruel Poisonous Insect) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 30-32.
Yang Xu. “Luo hua shijie” (The Season of Fallen Flowers) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 58-66.
Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943.
Yang Xu. Meng (Dream) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gonsi, 1943, pp. 115-16; Rpt. in Zhang Yumao, ed. Dongbei xiandai wenxue daxi, 1919-1949: Sanwen juan (Compendium of Modern Northeastern Literature, 1919-49: Volume of Essays). 14 Vols. Vol. 10. Shenyang: Shenyang chubanshe, 1996, pp. 544-45.
Yang Xu. “Piaoling de xin” (Forsaken Heart), Xin Manzhou (New Manchukuo), July 1940, p. 39; Rpt. in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 122-23.
Yang Xu. “Qiutian li” (In the Autumn) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 79-81.
Yang Xu. “Rizi shi ge yi liuxing” (Days are a Meteor), Qilin (Unicorn), 1943, Vol. 3, No. 12, p. 105.
Yang Xu. “Tu yao ou’ji” (Casual Notes Illuminating the Land) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 102-06.
Yang Xu. Wo de riji (My Diary). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1944. Excerpts published in Xin Manzhou (New Manchukuo), 1943, Vol. 5, No. 5, pp. 62-66.
Yang Xu. “Wo he huaju” (Me and Drama), Manzhou yinghua (Manchukuo Movies), 1941, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 46-47; Rpt. in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 71-78.
Yang Xu. “Wo suo zhidao de Manying yanyuan” (All That I Know About Manzhouguo Film Performers) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 41-44.
Yang Xu. “Wo yu gechang” (Me and Singing), Manzhou yinghua (Manchukuo Movies), 1941, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 46-7.
Yang Xu. “Xiangfeng xin yi jiu” (Meeting Again, The Heart is as Before), Qilin (Unicorn), 1942, Vol. 2, No. 10, pp. 70-74.
Yang Xu. “Xin de tiaodong” (“Fluttering of the Heart”), Xin Manzhou (New Manchukuo), 1941, Vol. 3, No. 3, p. 106; Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 151-152.
Yang Xu. Ye zhi ge (Song of the Night) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 45-47.
Yang Xu. “Yi di shu” (Letters From Different Places) in Yang Xu. Wo de riji (My Diary). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1944, pp. 1-25.
Yang Xu. “Yi qie dou shi yan” (Everything is Smoke) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 132-33.
Yang Xu. “Yi zhi beiai de gushi” (A Tale of Sorrow) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 24-27.
Yang Xu. “Yidian chunzhen ji guren” (A Little Sincerity Mailed to an Old Friend) in Yang Xu. Luoying ji (Collection of Fallen Petals). Xinjing: Kaiming tushu gongsi, 1943, pp. 6-9.
Yang Xu. “Yiqi Zhaoling”(Recalling the Zhao Mausoleum), Qilin (Unicorn), Oct. 1942, Vol. 2, No. 10; Rpt. in Zhang Yumao, ed. Dongbei xiandai wenxue daxi, 1919-1949: Sanwen juan (Compendium of Modern Northeastern Literature, 1919-49: Volume of Essays). 14 Vols. Vol. 10. Shenyang: Shenyang chubanshe, 1996, pp. 542-44.
Yang Xu. “Zaoqiu de Jimo” (Early Autumn Loneliness), Qilin (Unicorn), Sept. 1941, Vol. 1, No. 9, pp. 162-63; Rpt. in Zhang Yumao, ed. Dongbei xiandai wenxue daxi, 1919-1949: Sanwen juan (Compendium of Modern Northeastern Literature, 1919-49: Volume of Essays). 14 Vols. Vol. 10. Shenyang: Shenyang chubanshe, 1996, pp. 540-42.
Secondary Sources
Smith, Norman. “‘I Am an Ordinary Woman’: Yang Xu and the Articulation of Chinese Ideals of Womanhood in Japanese Occupied Manchuria.” Asian Journal of Women’s Studies 8, no. 3 (2002): 35-54. https://doi.org/10.1080/12259276.2002.11665931.
Smith, Norman. “Regulating Chinese Women’s Sexuality during the Japanese Occupation of Manchuria: Reading between the Lines of Wu Ying’s ‘Yu’ (Lust) and Yang Xu’s Wo de riji (My Diary).” Journal of the History of Sexuality 13, no. 1 (2004): 49-70. http://doi.org/10.1353/sex.2004.0054.