Qin Heping, male, born in June 1952 1 1, a native of Chengdu, is a researcher at the Institute of Ethnic Studies of Southwest University for Nationalities, an adjunct professor at the China Ethnic Studies Center of Central University for Nationalities, an adjunct researcher at Sichuan University for Nationalities, and an adjunct researcher at the Christian Research Center of Sichuan University. Mainly engaged in the research and teaching of Christian religious communication history, ethnic history, frontier evolution history, drug variety prohibition history, ethnic and religious status quo in southwest China. He presided over 2 national social science fund projects, 2 key social science disciplines of the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, and key humanities and social science bases of the Ministry of Education 1 key projects (sub-projects). He has published 2 personal academic works and more than 70 academic papers. The research results are widely cited. Won the first prize 1 (cooperation), the second prize 1 and the third prize 1 for outstanding achievements (works) in philosophy and social sciences at provincial and ministerial levels. At present, he is engaged in the study of the history of Christian communication and the varieties of banned drugs in southwest ethnic areas.