Professor Chen Ping who calls himself "Meishan swordsman". 1968 graduated from physics department of China university of science and technology, Beijing; 1987 Ph.D. in physics, University of Texas at Austin, USA; With the support of I.llyaPrigogine, the tutor of Brussels School for more than 20 years, he is a pioneer in studying economic chaos and economic complexity with non-equilibrium physics and complex disciplines; At present, he is committed to developing a unified framework of metabolic economics to replace the equilibrium framework of neoclassical economics, so as to understand the diversified development of China road and world civilization. He is currently a researcher at China Research Institute of Fudan University, a retired professor at National Development Research Institute of Peking University, a senior researcher at CITIC Reform and Development Research Institute, a foreign researcher at the Center for Capitalism and Social Studies of Columbia University, and a founding executive member of the World Economic Association.
At the beginning of the lecture, Professor Chen Ping began with his nickname "Meishan swordsman, seeking mistakes alone", which showed his desire to debate and try and make mistakes constantly and get economic enlightenment from the confrontation of ideas. Professor Chen Ping introduced the main schools of economics and different scenarios of world evolution. He shared his dialectical views on balanced economics, unbalanced economics and Marxist economics, indicating his recognition of unbalanced economics. He said: "The difference between economic observation and scientific observation is that economic data are not experimental data designed by economists themselves, but data given by others. Only field observation can judge the credibility of the data. " He shared his experience of meeting with contemporary historians, borrowed the analysis of British historian Hawksbam on the reasons for the rise of the British Empire, reflected on China's future development strategy, and put forward the important question of whether China's future development direction is to pursue high income or occupy the "commanding heights". Then, he summarized two different views on China's position. At the end of the lecture, Professor Chen Ping focused on the reality of China's economic development, and put forward the question of how China can occupy the commanding heights of the world and foster strengths and avoid weaknesses.
After the lecture, the audience entered an interactive session, and actively asked questions, such as "What is the starting point of complex economics, so that it can scientifically predict economic development" and "How to observe the evidence for its own views". Professor Chen Ping gave patient and meticulous answers one by one, and the atmosphere was warm.
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