JIANG Yuqin is currently a professor,Ph.D. supervisor and postdoctoral cooperative supervisorin the College of Humanities at Shenzhen University (SZU). She also serves as the vice dean of the Jao Tsung-I Institute for Comparative Studies in Literature and Cultural at SZU, and the director of the Center for Digital Humanities Research in the College of Humanities at SZU. In addition, she concurrently serves as a council member of the China Comparative Literature Association, the vice chairman of the World Literature and Literary Theory Professional Committee of the China Comparative Literature Association, the standing council member of the Foreign Literature Professional Committee of the China Association of Higher Education, the standing council member of the Teaching Professional Committee of the China Comparative Literature Association, and a council member of the Teaching Professional Committee of the Chinese Association for Foreign Literature Studies. Her main research area include digital humanities, cyborg theory, Chinese and foreign science fiction literature, and cultural theory. To date, she has presided over more than ten projects, including the National Social Science Fund project titled Cyborg Narratives and the Construction of 21st Century Science Fiction Poetics , And published more than fifty academic papers in journals such as Chinese Comparative Literature , Foreign Literature Studies , Contemporary Foreign Literature , Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art , Comparative Literature Studies and Neohelicon .

Jianxun Ji is currently a Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, and Postdoctoral Mentor at the College of Humanities, Shanghai Normal University. He serves as the National Key Discipline of International Comparative Literature‌ at Shanghai Normal University and the Editor-in-Chief of the International Comparative Literature (Chinese and English) journal. Additionally, he is a member of the university’s Faculty Development Committee. His major academic affiliations include: Board Member of the Chinese Comparative Literature Association, Executive Member of both the Comparative Literature Teaching and Research Association and the Interdisciplinary Studies Association of Comparative Literature, and Chair of the Youth Committee of the Shanghai Comparative Literature Association. His main research interests include comparative literature, the history of Sino-foreign cultural exchanges, and religious studies. His representative publications include Studies on Modern Chinese Comparative Literature, Integration and Evolution of Chinese Civilization, and The Origins of Sino-Christian Theology.

Zheng Jie holds a Ph.D. in English Literature from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, and completed postdoctoral studies in Comparative Literature and World Literature at Central China Normal University (GDUFS). She is currently a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of English Language and Culture, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, where she has been honored as a "Yunshan Distinguished Scholar."

Her main research areas include modern and contemporary drama, narratology, and ethical literary criticism. She has presided over 2projectsby the National Social Science Fund, 1 project funded by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, 1 project funded by the Humanities and Social Sciences Fund of the Ministry of Education, and 2 provincial-level fund projects. His representative papers have been published in authoritative core journals such as The German Quarterly , The Brecht Yearbook , Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature , Foreign Literature Review , Foreign Literature Studies , and Foreign Literature . She has published 1 English-language monograph, 1 Chinese-language monograph, 2 translated works, and 1 textbook. In 2020, she was awarded the First Prize for Teaching Achievements in Higher Education in Guangdong Province.

Jieun Youn is a Ph.D. candidate at the School of International Studies, Peking University (PKU). Her main research interests include China–U.S. strategic competition, latecomer countries’ strategies for technological catch-up, and National Innovation Systems (NIS). She has published multiple articles in academic journals such as The Journal of Modern China Studies and The Journal of Asiatic Studies , and several book chapters are forthcoming. Her research topics include a comparative analysis of China–U.S. technology diffusion regimes; and an examination of shifts in China’s science and technology innovation concepts and policies during the Reform and Opening-up period, along with their modern implications.

SONG Jihua is currently a Professor at Beijing Normal University (BNU) and the deputy director of the Key Laboratory of Chinese Characters and Chinese Language Research and Social Application (Cultivation) under the Ministry of Education's Philosophy and Social Sciences. He concurrently serves as a member of the National Committee for Graduate Education in Chinese International Education;T the Vice Chairman of the Curriculum and Textbook Professional Committee of the International Chinese Language Teachers Association; and the executive director and president of the Modern Chinese Language Teaching Association (Hong Kong). His main research interests include information processing technology for ancient books, language resources and intelligent technology for international Chinese education, and virtual learning environments and supporting technologies inthese field. His representative monographs include Cognitive Psychology of Chinese Characters and Character Encoding and Encyclopedia of British Education . Notable journal articles include Constructing a Hypertext-Based Knowledge Database of Shuowen Jiezi and Theoretical Principles for the Openness of Online Courses in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language.

Jinjin Wu is an Associate Professor at the School of Government Management, Shenzhen University. Heholds dual leadership roles as Deputy Director of the Institute for Emerging Industries Development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and ‌Deputy Director‌ of the Research Center for Disability Affairs in the Pioneering Demonstration Zone of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics. He has been recognized under Shenzhen’s ‌"Pengcheng Peacock Plan"‌—a high-level talent recruitment initiative. His research focus on digital government, algorithmic decision-making, and public budgeting. He has published over 30 papers in top-tier and authoritative journals in public administration and sociology, both domestically and internationally, including American Review of Public Administration, Contemporary Politics（《美国公共管理评论》）, Political Science Studies (《政治学研究》), Chinese Public Administration (《中国行政管理》), Public Administration Review (《公共行政评论》), Fiscal Research (《财政研究》), and Chinese Journal of Population Science (《中国人口科学》). His representative monograph is Research on China’s Agricultural Welfare Policy, and a representative article is AI Application Models and Risks in Public Decision-Making: A Comparative Case Study, published in Chinese Public Administration.

John Gualteros is currently a researcher at Compensar University in Colombia and was formerly a Postdoctoral Researcher at East China Normal University. He holds a Ph.D. in Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature from Peking University. His main research concentrates on the relationship between Latin American and Chinese literature, with particular emphasis on magical realism, the political unconscious, and cultural identity. His major works include Magical Realism from a Global Perspective (2024) and Latin American Magical Realism and Contemporary Chinese Literature (2021). He also published the first Spanish translation of Hai Zi’s poetry collection, Spring Rises Before the Sea (2024). In 2023, he was appointed to the Youth Committee of the World Conference on Sinology.

José Miguel Vidal Kunstmann is currently an Assistant Professor in the Program for Interdisciplinary Studies of Religion (PIER) at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (PUCC), with joint affiliation to the Faculty of Theology and the Faculty of History, Geography, and Political Science. He also serves as a Researcher at the Millennium Nucleus on the Impacts of China in Latin America and the Caribbean (ICLAC). His primary research areas include intellectual history, cultural history, and global history, with a particular focus on historical interactions between China and Latin America.

Kim, Sehui is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy at Tsinghua University. She obtained her master’ s degree from Tsinghua University in 2023. Her research interests include cognitive linguistics, language typology, comparative linguistics, and etc.

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Moritz Kuhlmann is a Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy at Renmin University of China (RUC) and a Ph.D. candidate in Sinology at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU). His research focuses on Chinese Marxist Philosophy.

Kaushal Kishore Chandel works as an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Chinese and South East Asian Studies (CCSEAS), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi. He was recipient of the prestigious "Fulbright-Nehru Doctoral Research Fellowship 2019-20" at India China Institute, The New School, New York. He was also a Visiting Researcher at Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU), Beijing, supported by Hanban's (Confucius Institute Headquarters) "Understanding China Fellowship 2018-19". His areas of interest are: Learning and Teaching Chinese Language and Culture; China's Cyber Strategies and Policies; Translation Theories and Approaches (Chinese-English and English-Chinese); China's Strategic Culture etc. His recent publications include China's Perception of Cyber Security: Conflict and Cooperation with BRICS Nations (retitled as China's Cyber Issues ), has been published as a book chapter in the book titled China and the BRICS, Setting Up a Different Kitchen published in 2016 by Pentagon Press, New Delhi.

Kenpa Chin holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from National Taiwan University and is currently a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Fu Jen Catholic University. He previously served as the Director of the Graduate Institute of Religious Studies and Distinguished Professor at Chung Yuan Christian University, and was also a Visiting Professor at Renmin University of China. He is the editor-in-chief of several major book series, including the Corpus of Chinese Christian Classics and the Academic Series on Christianity, and serves on the editorial boards of several international journals such as Critical Research on Religion. His primary research interests include philosophy of religion, Christian theology, political philosophy, hermeneutics, and the history of Christianity in China. His representative work is God, Relation, and Language: Critical Theology and the Critique of Theology (Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2011).

Kim, Byongsun is Professor Emeritus at the Academy of Korean Studies, currently serving as Professor at the Faculty of Korean Studies, Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities, and Academic Advisor to the Oral Traditions Research Center at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His representative works include A Study on the Chang-ga and the Formation of Korean Modern Poetry and Modern Poetry and Statistics of Literature. Both publications were awarded the Outstanding Academic Book Prize by the National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Korea.

Komazec Marijana is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Belgrade. She is currently conducting a one-year doctoral exchange at Beijing Foreign Studies University under the "New Sinology Plan". Her primary research focuses on translation studies, and her current work concentrates on the Serbian translation of culture-specific terms in Chinese literary works.

Kou Zonglai is a professor and vice dean at the School of Economics, Fudan University (FDU), as well as the executive director of the Fudan Institute for Innovation and Digital Economy. His research primarily focuses on industrial economics, innovation and intellectual property, financial markets, and the digital economy.

He has been selected as a National Distinguished Professor under China’s Talent Program and serves as the chief editor of the national textbook Chinese Microeconomics . He is also a member of the National Steering Committee for Digital Economy Professional Degree Graduate Education and vice president of the China Information Economics Society. Additionally, he is an associate editor of Economic Modelling .

He has led numerous major research projects, including those funded by the National Social Science Foundation, the National Natural Science Foundation, the Ministry of Education, COMAC, and Ant Group, among others. His research has been published in leading Chinese and international journals, such as Economic Research Journal , Management World , Journal of Financial Research , The World Economy , China Economic Quarterly , Journal of Industrial Economics , Journal of Population Economics , and Journal of Comparative Economics .

His academic honors include the Second Prize of the National Teaching Achievement Award (Undergraduate Education), the Shanghai Outstanding Achievement Award in Philosophy and Social Sciences, the China Information Economics Theory Contribution Award, and the Outstanding Paper Award from Management World .

LI, Feiyue is currently a Tenured professor and Ph.D. supervisor at the School of Humanities, Tsinghua University. He serves as an editorial board member of Digital Humanities (co-published by Tsinghua University and Zhonghua Book Company) and Digital Humanities Research (Renmin University of China). His primary research focuses on Tang-Song dynasty literature, musical literature, and digital humanities. He has published over 50 papers in journals and conferences including Social Sciences in China and EMNLP(Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing). As principal investigator, he has led three national-level research projectssuch as the Key Project of the National Social Science Fund. His honors include the Outstanding Achievement Award for the Ministry of Education.

Li Sanxi is a professor at Renmin University of China (RUC), a recipient of the Chang Jiang Young Scholars Program awarded by the Ministry of Education, and serves on the editorial board of the SSCI-indexed Journal of Economics .

His research focuses on information economics, industrial organization theory, and the digital economy, with over 30 published papers in leading academic journals, including Journal of Public Economics , Journal of Economic Theory , Management Science , Games and Economic Behavior , Economic Research Journal , Management World , China Economic Quarterly , The Journal of World Economy , China Industrial Economics ..

He was awarded the "Hope Young Talent Award" by Global Times in 2016, the "Wu Jiapei Award" by China Information Economics Society in 2017, and was honored with the "Zhang Peigang Young Scholar Award in Development Economics" in 2019. His research papers have earned him multiple accolades, including China Information Economics Theory Contribution Award (2018), China Information Economics Youth Innovation Award (2018), Outstanding Paper Award at the China Information Economics Annual Conference (2018) and First Prize for Outstanding Paper at the China Industrial Economics Annual Conference (2018). In addition, he has led and co-led several major national research projects, such as Key Project of the National Social Science Fund (Principal Investigator), Key Project of the National Natural Science Fund (Co-Principal Investigator), Excellent Young Scientists Fund (National Natural Science Fund) and General and Youth Projects of the National Natural Science Fund.

Li Weirong is a Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, and Postdoctoral Co-Supervisor at Yuelu Academy, Hunan University. Member of the Collaborative Innovation Platform for the National Cultural Project "Ancient Chinese Characters and the Inheritance and Development of Chinese Civilization" , concurrently serving as Council Member of the Chinese Comparative Literature Association, and Executive Council Member of the Hunan Confucius Association‌.

His primary engaged in teaching and research on intellectual and cultural history,, the history of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, and comparative literature. He currently leading a National Social Science Fund Post-Funding Project and a Hunan Provincial Social Science Fund Project.

His representative monograph Studies on the Book of Changes in the English-Speaking World (2018) was awarded the Second Prize in the 15th Hunan Provincial Social Sciences Outstanding Achievements Awards (2021).