Lecturer at the School of International Culture at Beijing Sport University. Main research fields include: Western collections of Chinese art and exhibitions since modern times, interactions between Chinese and Western art concepts in modern times, Chinese imagery and Western Construction of China's Image.

Professor of Comparative Literature and World Literature at Beijing Language and Culture University, director of Center for Study of World Religions. Main research fields include: theology and religious studies, religious dialogue and religious ecology research. Major publications include: The Construction of Eco-Aesthetic Studies in Modern China (2006), Religion and Social Life (2011), The Word Made Flesh: the History of Christian Thought (2012), Interdisciplinary Study and Intercultural Interpretation (2013), Diffusing Eastern Learning Westward: Classics and Sinology (2017).

Editor and director of foreign language editorial department of Peking University Press, the vice chairperson and secretary in the Committee of Foreign Literature of the China Higher Education Association. Main research fields include: Russian Sinology, Literature. Major publications include: The Research on Russian Sinologist B. L. Riftin.

Professor of Ethics at Renmin University of China, and Professor Emeritus at King’s College London, UK. Main research fields include: comparative studies of Confucianism and Christianity, Confucian studies, religious studies and comparative philosophy. Major publications include: Religion in Contemporary China (2018), Reconceptualizing Confucian Philosophy in the 21st Century (2016); Confucian Studies—Critical Concepts in Asian Philosophy (2010), Chinese Religion—A Contextual Approach (2010).

Currently Professor for Chinese Philosophy at Renmin University of China, before which taught at the Institute of Sinology at the University of Munich in Germany and at the National Chengchi University in Taiwan. Main research fields include: the concept of life in Chinese and Buddhist Philosophy. Major publications include: German translation of Yijing (2009), A Study on the Imitations of the Yì jīng from the Hàn Dynasty through the Míng Dynasty (1998).

Professor of the School of philosophy, Renmin University of China, Member of Advisory Editorial Board of Asian Philosophy, Associate Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers of Philosophy in China (FPC). Main research fields include: Chinese philosophy, Confucianism, Daoism, American pragmatism, metaphysics. Major publications include: Making Intentions Concrete: Dimensions of Confucian Ethics (2014), Chinese Philosophical Thoughts (2010), Chinese Philosophy (2012), Confucian Pragmatism as the Art of Contextualizing Personal Experience and World (2009).

Lecturer of the Department of Archaeology and Museum Studies, Renmin University of China. PhD of the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. Main research fields include: calligraphy, sigillography, landscape painting, art history. Recently curated an exhibition entitled ‘Lithic Impressions: From Stone to Ink on Paper’ in Palazzo Zen, Venice.

Professor of Beijing Foreign Studies University, Foreign Expert at the International Institute of Chinese Studies of BFSU, Director of “Latinitas Sinica”, centre for Latin Studies at BFSU. Holding Latin classes at Beijing University, Capital Normal University, the Chinese Academy of Social Science, the National Chinese Catholic Seminary, the Xiangbo Education Institute, and the Italian Embassy School of Latin.

Professor of Law School of Renmin University of China. Main research fields include: Chinese legal history, Chinese traditional legal culture. Major publications include: 《礼与法：法的历史连接》,《中国法思想史新编》,《古法新论：法的古今连接》.

Professor of the Institute of Qing history, Renmin University of China. Main research fields include: historical geography. Major publications include: 《中国地名学源流》,《清儒地理考据研究》,《中国省制演进与未来》.

Photographer, curator, senior editor, Member of “Thousand Talents Program in enhancing communication capacity”, picture editor of Xinhua News Agency. Curator of many successful exhibitions such as "Images across Three Centuries," "Collection of Famous Chinese Early Photography Works (1850-1949)." He is a contributor of "Photography: A Cultural History."

Foreign Expert of the International Relations in Beijing Foreign Studies University, Adjunct Professor in the Department of History in Beijing Normal University. Main research areas include: Eurasian comparative philosophy, cultural philosophy, psychology, Neoplatonism, diplomatic and cultural strategies on the Belt and Road. Major publication includes: "Wissendes Nichtwissen" oder "gutes Wissen"?Zum philosophischen Denken von Nicolaus Cusanus und Wáng Yángmíng.