Liu Tianzhen, male, 1968 was born in Juye County, Shandong Province. Graduated from Nanjing University in 2002 with a doctor of literature. Now he is a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Humanities, Zhejiang Normal University. Main research interests: literature in Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, ancient novels and traditional culture. In recent years, he has published more than 40 papers in Nankai Journal (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), Fudan Journal (Social Sciences Edition), Guangming Daily, Opera Art, Novel Research in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dream of Red Mansions and Qilu Journal. Some papers were reprinted by China Social Science Abstracts and the full text by NPC Copying Materials. He has published monographs such as Collection of Calligraphy Novels in Ming Dynasty, Commercial Publishing and Cultural Communication in Jiangnan Cities in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and Research on Popular Books in Ming Dynasty. He presided over the National Social Science Fund Project 1, the Humanities and Social Science Fund Project of the Ministry of Education 1 and the Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Planning Project.

Chinese name: Liu Tianzhen

Nationality: China.

Date of birth: 1968.02

Occupation: teacher

Graduate school: Nanjing University

Main achievements: More than 40 papers have been published in Nankai Journal, Fudan Journal and Guangming Daily. He has published 3 monographs, such as Research on Calligraphy Novels in Ming Dynasty, and presided over 2 projects, namely National Social Science Fund 1 Project, Humanities and Social Science Fund of Ministry of Education 1 Project and Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Plan.

Representative works: Monograph: 1. A study on the collection of calligraphy novels in Ming Dynasty. 2. Commercial publishing and cultural communication in Jiangnan cities in Ming and Qing Dynasties. 3. Research on popular books in Ming Dynasty: Presiding subject: 1. A study of classical Chinese novels in Ming Dynasty from the perspective of philology, 20 13 National Social Science Fund Project (13BZW078). 2. Research on the Collection of Calligraphy Novels in Ming Dynasty (10yja751046) (2010-2013), funded by the Humanities and Social Sciences Planning Fund of the Ministry of Education.

Gender: male

Personal profile

Liu Tianzhen, male, 1968 was born in Juye County, Shandong Province. Graduated from Nanjing University in 2002 with a doctor of literature. At present, he is a professor at the School of Humanities of Zhejiang Normal University and a tutor for master students. Main research interests: literature in Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, ancient novels and traditional culture. In recent years, he has published more than 40 papers in Nankai Journal (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), Fudan Journal (Social Sciences Edition), Guangming Daily, Opera Art, Novel Research in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dream of Red Mansions and Qilu Journal. Some papers were reprinted by China Social Science Abstracts and the full text by NPC Copying Materials. He has published monographs such as Collection of Calligraphy Novels in Ming Dynasty, Commercial Publishing and Cultural Communication in Jiangnan Cities in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and Research on Popular Books in Ming Dynasty. In recent years, he has presided over the National Social Science Fund Project 1, the Humanities and Social Sciences Fund Project of the Ministry of Education 1 and the Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project.

monograph

Co-author

China Ancient Novels and Dramas, People's Daily Publishing House, June 2006.

Preside over this topic

1. The research on the collection of classical Chinese novels in Ming Dynasty from the perspective of philology, supported by the National Social Science Fund 20 13 (13BZW078), has been concluded.

2. The project "Research on Calligraphy Novels in Ming Dynasty" (10yja751046) (2010-2013), funded by the Ministry of Education, has been concluded.

3. The project "Research on Popular Books in Ming Dynasty" of Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Planning (N03Wx11) (2003-2005) has been concluded.

4. Research on Commercial Publishing and Cultural Communication in Jiangnan Cities in Ming and Qing Dynasties (06 JDJN 0 10YB) (2006-2008), a project of Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Planning, presided over and concluded the topic.

5. Selected Works of Classical and Classical Chinese Novels (2003-2005) hosted by Zhejiang Normal University has been concluded.

6. The exploration of the course design of the literature upgrading class (2005-2006) hosted by Zhejiang Normal University has ended.

7. On Hu's Literary Achievements (YB66) (2009-20 10), presided over by Jinhua Social Science Association, has been concluded.

8. The Research on Diary Poetry in Ming Dynasty (SKYB 2007 17) (2008-2009) hosted by Zhejiang Normal University has been concluded.

9. The new exploration of topic selection guidance strategy for undergraduate graduation thesis of Chinese language and literature major (2007-2008) hosted by Zhejiang Normal University has ended;

Main thesis

1. A preliminary study on the nature of Shuo lei from the perspective of novelists: A Study of Novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, No.2, 20 14.

2. The general situation and regional cultural characteristics of the selected works of Jiangnan Opera in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Xue Yue, China, 5th edition, China Social Sciences Press, 20 13, 10.

3. On the compiling style of Jiangnan long-distance guide in Ming Dynasty.

-Focusing on the Map of the Unified Journey and the Essentials of Confucian Merchants.

The 6th Series of Jiangnan Cultural Studies (album of the 1st Jiangnan Cultural Forum), Academy Press, 20 12, 12, P448-459.

4. On the novel nature of extensive stories.

China Ancient Literature Research Center of Fudan University compiled the twentieth series of China Literature Research.

Fudan university press 20 12 12.

5. Literary miracle created by the change of writing style, study style and book collection style.

-a new probe into the reasons for the prosperity of classical Chinese novel compilation in the middle and late Ming Dynasty

Nankai Journal (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition) No.5 20 12 and China Social Sciences Abstracts No.3 20 13.

6. The research methods of Water Margin in Ming and Qing Dynasties and their modern inheritance.

Journal of Zhejiang Normal University (Social Science Edition) No.2, 20 12

7. On Wang Jian's Compilation of Historical Records and His View of "Integration of History and History"

Journal of Fudan University (Social Science Edition) No.4 20 1 1, China Social Science Abstracts No.

8. A Brief Introduction to the Study of the Shortcut Water Margin since the New Period (1/2) Modern Chinese No.25, 20 1 1.

9. The relationship between "Hengpo" and "Wild Pig Forest" in "Water Margin" and the regional culture of Shenxian County (2/2)

Modern Chinese No.201125

10. The editing art of daily newspapers in Ming Dynasty and the spread of folk knowledge

China Journal of Science and Technology History, Volume 32, 20 1 1.

1 1.

Research on novels in Ming and Qing Dynasties, the third issue of 20 10.

12. A preliminary study of poems in daily newspapers of the Ming Dynasty. Qilu Academic Journal, No.3, 20 10.

Reprinted by the National People's Congress, China Ancient Modern Literature Research No.9, 20 10, the full text is reproduced.

13. Early Southern Opera and Folk Life Ethics "Opera Art" No.4 20 10

14. Southern Opera and Folk Life Ethics in Song and Yuan Dynasties Journal of Shandong Normal University (Humanities and Social Sciences Edition) 20 10, No.3.

15. On the secularization tendency of the emperor story in Qing Suo Gao Yi

Journal of Zhejiang Normal University (Social Science Edition) No.6, 2009

16. On the Poetry in the Daily of Ming Dynasty

Collection of Ming Dynasty Literature, Straits Literature and Art Publishing House, June 2009, pp. 525-537.

/kloc-a summary of the research on the characters' nicknames in Water Margin since the 20th century.

The Water Margin (version 1 1), Central Literature Publishing House, June 2009, pp. 695-679.

18. on the evolution of the nature of "popular reading materials" in the late Ming dynasty-taking the evolution of the version of Yanju Notes as a clue

The China Ancient Novel Research Center of the Institute of Literature of China Academy of Social Sciences compiled the third series of China Ancient Novel Research.

People's Literature Publishing House, February 2008, 65438, pp. 254-26 1.

19. The historical origin of the theory of "peasant uprising" in Water Margin

Knowledge of Literature and History,No. 12, 2008, p. 145- 150.

20. Overview of the study on the printmaking illustrations of Water Margin.

The 10th Series of Water Margin Competition, Chongwen Publishing House, 2008, 10, pp. 449-437.

2 1. Editing Art of Prose-style Enlightenment Books in Ming and Qing Dynasties

Journal of Zhejiang Normal University (Social Science Edition)No. 1 2008

22. From the perspective of family ethics crisis in the late Ming Dynasty, Qilu Journal, No.6, 2007.

23. On the Editing Function of Melody in Folk Classics of Ming Dynasty "China Classics and Culture", No.3, 2007

24. The academic fate of Water Margin and Peasant Uprising

Journal of Hainan University (Humanities and Social Sciences Edition)No. 1, 2007

25. Ming and Qing folk books and novels Guangming Daily Culture Weekly 7th edition 2006+0 1.3.

26. The historical roots of the formation of the theory of "peasant uprising" in "Water Margin"

Journal of Heze University No.6, 2006

27. Contribution of Hu Yinglin Studies, Journal of Zhejiang Normal University, No.3, 2006.

28. Review and Comment on Research Methods in the 20th Century, Journal of Heze University, No.3, 2006.

29. Comment on the dispute between "two theories" and "two theories"

Journal of Zhejiang Normal University, 1, 2005;

30. From the production of "popular books" to see the commercialization of publishing industry in Jiangnan in the late Ming Dynasty.

Income: A Study on the Urbanization Process and Cultural Transformation in Jiangnan, edited by Mei, Zhejiang University Press, August 2005.

Review and Comment on the Study of Dangkou Zhi in 31.20th Century and Journal of Shaoxing University of Arts and Sciences, No.5, 2005

32. Overview of Chen Laolian's Research, Journal of Shaoxing University of Arts and Sciences, No.6, 2004.

33. Books and the Compilation of China's Classical Novels

Journal of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Social Science Edition) No.5, 2003

34. Journal of Zhejiang Normal University, No.4, 2003, compilation of titles and Zhang Hui's novels.

35. On the Documentary Nature of Song Novels Qilu Journal, No.3, 2002, pp.22-25.

36. Song and his documentary novel Knowledge of Classical Literature 200 1 No.5, pp. 50-54.

37. The narrative perspective art of Tang legends and the independence of their narrative style "On the North" 200 1 No.2, pp. 90-94.

The full copy of China Ancient and Modern Literature Research is reproduced in 200 1 No.7, pp. 34-38.

38. Is it a brilliant pen or a failure? Journal of a Dream of Red Mansions (No.1 issue, 20065438), pp. 3 18-326.

39. From Tang Legend to Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, the variation of "narrator" in China's classical novels, Pu Songling Studies, No.3, 1999,

On the variation of "narrator" in China's classical novels from The Legend of the Tang Dynasty to Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio (continued) A Study on Pu SonglingNo. 1 No.2000,

The page numbers are 17-20 and 33-40 respectively.

40. The refraction of the dream's true soul —— A new interpretation of the biography of Conan's satrap, language correspondence, No.5, 1998,

p6-8。 (ISSN 1002-525 1/CN37- 1087/G4)

Early prose creation

1. The key to successful job hunting-personal high quality

Talent magazine 1997/ 10, P 19. (serial number1004-4647/cn32-1290)

2. Quality education calls for a new evaluation system. United Daily News1September 1997 15 3rd Edition.

3. Who changed the "brain"? United Daily News1997 65438+1October 20th, 4th edition.

4. Why is "consultation" neglected in the cold column of "Everybody Talk" in Popular Daily 1990 10 07?

5. it is also said that "the wall falls down and everyone pushes" < > 1989 12 13 edition 1.