Male, born in Baoding, Hebei Province in 1972, Han nationality, professor, doctor of history, master's tutor, visiting scholar of Oxford University, UK (January-June 2015), director of China World Medieval History Research Association, China World Modern History Research Association Director, director of the China Association for the Study of British History, director of the History Society of Hebei Province.
Lecture Course: World Medieval History, British History, Foreign Sinology Studies
First, the core journal papers:
1. Misunderstanding and Misinterpretation of Chinese Sinology Works on Chinese Layout, Journal of Social Sciences, Jilin University, 2014, No. 5
2. "Historical Research on Globalization: A Summary of Symposiums on Theory, Approaches and Case Studies", World History, No. 1, 2014
3. "Constitutional Implications of the Ancient Christian Elections", "Wen Shizhe", No. 4, 2012 (Reprinted by the National People's Congress, "World History")
4. "Yuan Tongli and the Academic Research of the National Peiping Library", Library Work and Research, No. 1, 2012
5. The Political Implication of the Transfer of the British Royal Territory's Territory, Guizhou Social Sciences, No. 10, 2010
6. "The Political Implication of the British Confucian Court's Flaming Consumption", "History of the History", No. 5, 2010
7. The Evolution of the Financial Income of the Royal England Royal Family and Its Impact on the Development of the Parliament, Hebei Journal, 2010, No.1
8. Research on the Financial Support Rate of the Ming Dynasty in the 16th Century from the Perspective of Social Transformation, Journal of Henan University, No.6, 2008
9. An Empirical Study of the Consumption of Court Buildings in the Tudors of the United Kingdom, History Teaching, No. 12, 2007
10. "The King's Financial Self-care Principles and the British Taxation Theory", Journal of East China Normal University, 2007, No. 1 (Reprinted by the National People's Congress, "World History")
11. “Salt Tax in the Central Government's Financial Expenditure of the Beijing National Government”, Journal of Hebei University, 2007, No. 3
12. An Empirical Study of the Financial Support Ratio of the Tudors in the United Kingdom, Journal of Tianjin Normal University, No.6, 2006
13. Salt Tax in the Central Government's Financial Revenue of the Beijing National Government, History Teaching, No. 2, 2006
14. “The Financial Assistance of the Board of Directors of the Chinese Culture Education Fund to Modern Chinese Libraries”, Journal of Academic Libraries, 2006, No. 2
15. "Morric Collection and Dongyang Library", Library Work and Research, No. 4, 2005
16. "Analysis of Local Salt Retention of Central Salt Tax during the Beijing National Government Period", Journal of Hebei University, No.1, 2005
Second, preside over scientific research projects:
1. 2014 Key Project of Higher Education Social Science Fund of Hebei Province “Research on the Interest Group of British Calais Merchants in the 14th and 16th Centuries”
2. Subproject of the European Civilization Process, a major bidding project of the National Social Science Fund in 2013, "University of Europe"
3. The 2012 Hebei Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Fund Project “From King Finance to Public Finance: The Historical Evolution of the British Financial System”
4. The history of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei cross-border water disputes in 2010 and the realistic response to the soft science project in Hebei Province
5. 2008 Hebei Province Philosophical and Social Science Fund Project "The Study of the Royal Tudor Court Consumption in the UK - Comparison with the 16th China"
6. In 2007, the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Fund Project of the Education Department of Hebei Province, “Research on the Consumption of Court Buildings in the Tudors of the UK——Compared with China in the 16th Century”
Third, the awards:
1. The research results of "The Study of British Tudor Court Consumption and Comparison with China in the 16th Century" won the third prize of the 7th Hebei Provincial Social Science Fund Project Outstanding Achievements
2. The paper "Constitutional Implications of the Ancient Christian Election" won the first prize of the 2013 Social Science Outstanding Achievements of Baoding City.
