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洪思明
HOMPOT, Sebestyén
Sebestyén Hompot is a PhD candidate in Sinology at the Institute of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna, Austria and doctoral fellow of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. In 2020, he was admitted to the "New Chinese Studies" Plan Joint Sino-Foreign Ph.D. Training Program organized by China’s Confucius Institute. His research focuses on global history, Ming-Qing Chinese history, history of China's foreign relations with emphasis on the Ming-Qing tributary system and the Zheng He mission, as well as maritime history with emphasis on Xiamen and the Southern Fujian (Minnan) region. His current PhD project topic is The Zheng He Mission in Global Historical Perspective – Recent Trends in Mainland China’s Zheng He Historiography.
胡祥雨
HU, Xiangyu
Xiangyu Hu is Associate Professor and Qing legal historian of Renmin University of China. He was awarded as a “Distinguished Scholar” of Renmin University of China in 2017. His research focuses on political history and legal history of the Qing Dynasty. Among his numerous publications is The Normalization of the Law in the Qing Dynasty: Ethnicity and Status.
韩振华
HAN, Zhenhua
Han Zhenhua is Professor in the School of Language and Literature at Beijing Foreign Studies University and a former Director of this department from 2017 to 2020. His research focuses on Chinses Philosophy, Chinese and Western aesthetics and literature, and the interpretation of Confucianism on Western Sinology. Among his numerous publications are The Foundations of Wang Chuanshan’s Aesthetics (2008), Mencius in Another Country (2018), and Definitions of Art (trans., 2014).
玛利亚
ISTVANOVA, Maria
Maria Istvanova is a PhD candidate in Comenius University in Bratislava and an advanced student of the “Chinese and foreign training project of New Sinology Program” in 2019 and 2021. Her research focuses on corpus linguistics and translation theory. Among her numerous publications are “Characteristics of Mo Yan’s Language Reflected in Translations: Wa in Examples”, “On the Use of Corpora in Second Language Acquisition: Chinese as an Example”, “Stop Consonants in Chinese and Slovak: Contrastive Analysis by Using Praat”, “Comparative Study of Affricate Initial Consonants in Chinese and Slovak”. Her current projects are “Learner Corpus Research and Chinese Learner Corpora”, “Chinese Learner Corpus of Slovak Students: From Design to Annotation”.
嵇先白
JI, Xianbai
Ji Xianbai is a lecturer at the School of International Relations of Renmin University of China, a "Distinguished Young Scholar" at Renmin University of China, and a researcher at the Institute of International Development. His research focuses on the international political economy, geoeconomics, regionalism, global economic governance, Southeast Asian political economy, etc. Among his numerous publications is China's Belt and Road: Impacts on Asia and Policy Agenda (co-authored, 2020). He is in charge of the National Social Science Foundation's youth project "Research on China's strategy and path to build ‘Asia-Pacific community of destiny’ based on RCEP".
金晓文
JIN, Xiaowen
Jin Xiaowen is lecturer at the School of International Studies, Renmin University of China. His research focuses on Latin American politics, Sino-Latin American relations and international migration. He has published several papers in journals such as Quarterly Journal of International Politics, Journal of Latin American Studies, and The Journal of International Studies.
汉伊理
KANAEV, Ilya A.
Kanaev Ilya is a philosopher from Russia, graduated from Moscow State University, got a PhD at Russian Academy of Sciences, was an associate professor at Moscow University for the Humanities. In 2015 came to China to make a postdoc research at Jinan University (Guangzhou), currently a researcher at Philosophy Department of Sun Yat-sen University (Guangzhou). His research focuses on epistemology, aesthetics and Zhou Yi. He published 7 monographs and 10 research articles indexed in the A&HCI database.
郭宗华
KOH, Chong Wah
Koh Chong Wah is a PhD student in World History at the Department of History, Xiamen University, and once taught at a public secondary school in Singapore. His research focuses on the history of Sino-foreign relations. His current PhD research topic is The Research of Chinese Princess’s Stories In South-east Asia.
奥丽
KRYVETS, Volha
Volha Kryvets is a PhD candidate in International Relations at SIRPA, Fudan University. Her research focuses on China's international politics, regional organizations and international politics in Asia. Her dissertation project is called “Regional Cooperation Networks and China’s Pivotal Role in Asia”.
许统一
KHO, Tung-Yi
Tungyi Kho obtained a PhD in Social Anthropology from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. He also has a PhD in Cultural Studies from Lingnan University, Hong Kong. He is an invited researcher at the Institute of Rural Construction of China, Southwest University. His research focuses on colonialism and decoloniality, Chinese modernization and modernity, and on alternative modes of being.
李定河
LEE, Jeongha
Lee Jeongha is a PhD student in Folk Literature, Department of Chinese Literature, Peking University. Her research focuses on Chinese mythology.
罗梅君
LEUTNER, Mechthild
Mechthild Leutner, retired Professor for Chinese Studies at Free University Berlin, and since 2006 is Director of the Confucius Institute at the Free University. Her research focuses on modern Chinese political and social history, history of German-Chinese relations, and history of sinology in Germany. Among her numerous publications are Historiography between Politics and Science: On the Formation of Chinese Marxist Historiography in the 1930s and 1940s (Chinese edition 1997), Birth, Marriage, and Death in Beijing: Popular Culture and Elite Culture from the 19th Century to the Present (Chinese edition 2001).
雷立柏
LEEB, Leopold
Professor at the School of Liberal Arts, Renmin University of China (Beijing); research areas: classical western languages, history of classical and medieval literature, philosophy, theology. Main works: Zhang Heng, Science and Religion; Ancient Greece, Rome, and Christianity; Dictionary of Latin Proverbs; Polyglot Dictionary of Legal Maxims; Concise Textbook for Latin; Summaries of Western Classics; Dictionary of the History of Christianity in China; translator or editor of: Beyond East and West; Christian Ethics; A History of Christian Missions in China.
林惠湘
LIM，Hoei Shian
Hoei Shian Lim is a PhD candidate at Peking University. Her research focuses on ancient Chinese gender history, history of Qin and Han Dynasties and history of Sui and Tang Dynasties.
聪利
LOKHANDE, Sumedh
Dr. Sumedh Lokhande is an Assistant Professor in the School of Liberal Arts and Human Science, Auro University, Surat, Gujarat, India. He is also working as Research Associate in Institute for Bohai and Yellow Sea Studies, Dalian Maritime Universities, Dalian, China. His research focuses on political science, international relations, public policy, strategic studies, peace and security studies. Currently he is doing research project on Climate Change and Sustainable Development with special Focus on India and China.
林丹
LIN, Dan
Linessa Dan Lin is an assistant professor at the School of Sociology and Population Studies of Renmin University of China. Her research interests include global migration, ethnicity, urban studies and everyday multiculturalism.
李雪涛
LI, Xuetao
LI Xuetao is Professor and Director of Institute for Global History at Beijing Foreign Studies University and a former President of Society of Cultural Interaction in East Asia (Osaka). His research focuses on global history, Chinese academic history, and the history of Chinese Buddhism. Among his numerous publications are Germany and China: The Encounters in History (2015), Misunderstanding Dialogues: Chinese Memories of German Sinologists (2013), and Sinology in Genealogy of Germanic Scholarship: A Study of German Sinology (2008).
李荷
LI, He
He Li is an associate professor at the School of Sociology and Population Studies of Renmin University of China. Her research interests include sociology of education, sociology of culture.
李宗江
LI, Zongjiang
Zongjiang Li is a professor of The PLA Information Engineering University. His research focuses on Chinese grammar and vocabulary. Among his numerous publications are Chinese New Function Words and Research on the Evolution of Chinese Common Words.
陆朵
LENA, Ludovica
Ludovica Lena is a PhD of INALCO, Paris, and La Sapienza University of Rome, majoring in Linguistics and Language Teaching, and a member of the CRLAO (The Center for East Asian Linguistics). In 2016 she was awarded by the Confucius Institute “Sino-Foreign Joint Research PhD Fellowship” which allowed her to engage in joint doctoral research at Xiamen University. Her research focuses on Chinese discourse-pragmatics and second language acquisition, contrastive analysis of presentational structures in French and in Chinese, with a special reference to existential sentences. Her current research projects are “crosslinguistic comparaison of existential sentences in a multilingual corpus”.
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