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Abstract
China’s academic achievements are often considered reproductions by occidental scholars. Conversely, the country’s first dendrochronological studies began almost as early as those in Europe and America. Here, we place the century-long history of Chinese dendrochronology in the context of socio-political, economic and personal circumstances, describe past developments, and outline future challenges. Like all scholars, China’s next generation of dendrochronologists must balance national standards and global norms towards innovation and collaboration.