Su Zhiliang is a scholar at Shanghai Normal University who has long been engaged in research on the "comfort women" issue. His research team focuses on survivor surveys, oral history, investigations of comfort station sites, and related archival research in mainland China.
I. Personnel Overview: Public information from Shanghai Normal University shows that Su Zhiliang is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the university. He has long conducted research on social history, Shanghai urban history, the history of the War of Resistance Against Japan, and the "comfort women" issue, and serves as the director of the China "Comfort Women" Research Center.
II. Publicly Available Work: His team has long conducted survivor surveys, compiled oral history materials, and researched the Japanese military's "comfort women" system. Publicly available works include books such as *Research on Comfort Women* and *Japanese Military Sexual Slavery*, and participation in research related to *A Collection of Materials on the Japanese Military's "Comfort Women" System in China*.
III. Research Value: The team's research combines the characteristics of oral history, local history, war history, and archival research, resulting in relatively continuous publicly available research achievements in survivor surveys and the compilation of related historical materials in mainland China.
(Source: Shanghai Normal University website and publicly available information from the School of Humanities; introduction to research achievements of Shanghai Normal University. Data verification: 2026-09)