Cui Xiliang, male, born in 1960, doctor of literature, professor of linguistics and applied linguistics, doctoral supervisor, chairman and vice president of Beijing Language Society. The main research direction is modern Chinese grammar and Chinese idioms. The published papers include: the structural model of coordinate disyllabic words, language communication ability and conversational meaning of words, the problem of "de" appearing when personal pronouns modify nouns, the modern Chinese address system and teaching Chinese as a foreign language, the definition and classification of "Ba" and "Jiang" sentences, Chinese idioms, the cognitive explanation of spatial orientation relationship and its generalized forms, the evolution and motivation of Chinese kinship terms, syntactic expression and spatial orientation scenarios. There are more than 30 articles on the research scope and methods of cognitive linguistics, such as personal pronouns and their addressing functions, the subtext of discourse and communication strategies, the statistics and analysis rules of Chinese four-character patterns, the pragmatic analysis of Chinese "Lian" sentences, the perspective of the standpoint and methods of modern Chinese grammar research, the syntactic and semantic problems of "Ba" sentences, the typological investigation of spatial orientation relations, and the orientation structure of Chinese "zai ..." His works include China Idioms and China People's World, Language Understanding and Cognition, etc. He was awarded the title of outstanding young backbone teacher in Beijing universities.

Li Yang, female, was born in 1942. 1966 graduated from Chinese Department of Peking University, majoring in literature. Professor, member of Beijing Writers Association. Long-term engaged in teaching Chinese as a foreign language management, academic professional courses and teaching (teaching Chinese as a foreign language) fields. His main works include Advanced Teaching Monographs of Chinese as a Foreign Language, Research on Undergraduate Education of Chinese as a Foreign Language, Thesis on Curriculum System of Chinese Language Major, Limitation and Freedom of Language Teaching, etc. In the field of contemporary literature research, she has published biographies of more than ten female writers, including Ding Ling, Chen, Yuan, Yang Mo, Xiong Saisheng, Zhang Kangkang and Tie Yi. The novel The Sun Dreamed of Me (199 1) won the third Soong Ching Ling Children's Literature Award.

Yang Qinghua, male, born on 1939, graduated from Chinese Department of Hebei University on 1963 and English Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University on 1966. Researcher, tutor of master students, whose main teaching and research fields are China ancient literature and Chinese. He has participated in collating the Complete Works of Li Bai, edited Notes on Selected Poems of Tang People Friendly to Foreign Countries, and Encyclopedia Dictionary of Classical Poetry (co-edited), and published dozens of academic papers.

Zhao Jinming, male, born in 1940, 1964 graduated from Chinese Department of Peking University, majoring in Chinese, and is a professor and doctoral supervisor of linguistics and applied linguistics. The research direction is modern Chinese grammar and modern Chinese grammar. The monograph is China Studies and Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. The main papers are Le, Zhe, You Xian Cave and the Oral Grammar of Tang Dynasty, I song for you and related sentences, Zai, Dao and their weakened forms of de in the complement position of modern Chinese, and the format of V de in modern Chinese. Secretary-General of Chinese Language Society. 1996 was awarded the second Golden Globe Award of the Year of the Ox by Hong Kong Bernington (China) Education Foundation.

Zhang Pu, male, born in 1942, professor, director of Institute of Applied Linguistics, member of academic committee of our school. He is currently the director of China Chinese Information Society, the deputy secretary-general of Beijing Language Society, and the deputy director of computational linguistics Committee of China Information Society. He also served as an international judge of the "Mobius" multimedia disc international grand prix in Paris. He presided over or participated in important Chinese information processing projects such as key projects of the National Natural Science Foundation, key scientific and technological projects in the Sixth Five-Year Plan, the Seventh Five-Year Plan and the Eighth Five-Year Plan. His scientific research achievements, such as Popularizing Chinese Character Input Method, have won the third prize of scientific and technological progress of the State Education Commission, the second prize of scientific and technological progress of the Ministry of Energy, the outstanding scientific research achievement award of young and middle-aged people in philosophy and social sciences in Beijing universities, and the outstanding scientific research achievement award of philosophy and social sciences in Hubei Province. He has participated in the compilation of the Chinese Dictionary, edited the Chinese Encyclopedia, Language Volume, Language Automatic Processing, etc. , and wrote "Research on Chinese Information Processing" and "Chinese Character Coded Keyboard Input Set". In recent years, he devoted himself to the study of "dynamic updating of language knowledge", published a series of articles and put forward some important new research topics in language information processing for 2 1 century and the internet, such as the theory of cyclicity and its basic quantitative methods, the quantification of language sense and its computer simulation, and the construction of the third generation dynamic circulating corpus.

Cui Yonghua, male, born in 1948, master of Chinese, researcher. He is a member of the National Chinese Proficiency Examination Committee, the executive director of the World Society for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, the vice president of China Society for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, the vice president of Lao She Research Association, the executive director of China Information Society and the executive director of China Modernization Society. His research fields are Chinese grammar, Chinese teaching and Chinese information processing. Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language Skills (Editor-in-Chief) Specification for Chinese Character Components in GB 13000. 1 Character Set for Information Processing (Project Moderator); Co-author of standard Chinese course, learning Chinese, listening, speaking and reading Mandarin and other teaching materials. Representative papers include: Syntactic and Semantic Issues Related to the Positive and Negative Meanings of Adjectives, Analysis of Sentence Patterns of Lian ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Qu, male, born in 1943, graduated from the Department of Engineering Chemistry of Tsinghua University, with a doctor of engineering, a professor and a doctoral supervisor. Engaged in chemical system engineering, process design and management. More than ten scientific research projects have been completed, including two supported by the National Natural Science Foundation, two key projects in the Seventh Five-Year Plan and the Eighth Five-Year Plan, and others have been funded by provincial and ministerial levels; * * * Won 2 second prizes at or above the provincial level and 3 rd prizes 1 item. Obtained two national invention patents. * * * Published more than 70 academic papers, among which 6 were indexed by authoritative documents such as SCI and EI, and translated 1 article. The representative paper is an effective decomposition algorithm for weighted processes, j.chem.eng.japan, 25 (5), 1992. Coding system of group contribution method and decoding system of group contribution method j.chem. Infor.and Compu, SOI, 32 (5), 1992. An effective logical design method of physical and chemical properties database and a physical and chemical properties estimation system with path selection Yu Gakaishi, Japan, 38, 1995.

Song Rou, male, born in September, 1946, native of Jiangsu. Master of Science, professor of School of Information Science, doctoral supervisor, mainly engaged in the research, development and teaching of intelligent software tools, language information processing and artificial intelligence applications. In recent years, the main research direction is language information processing. At present, he is a member of the editorial board of Chinese Information Magazine and a part-time doctoral supervisor at the School of Computer Science, Beijing University of Technology. 1968 graduated from the department of mathematical mechanics in Peking University, 198 1 graduated from the department of computer science in Peking University with a master's degree. He was a senior visiting scholar at the University of Illinois, a visiting professor at Microsoft China Research Institute, City University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Since 1990s, he has presided over the National 863 Program and the National Natural Science Foundation Project 14, and presided over many cooperative projects between the Ministry of Education, Beijing Municipality and enterprises. Leading the research group to achieve leading or international advanced achievements in the realization tools of symbol processing language, software tools of natural language processing, Chinese text processing, Chinese word segmentation system, computer-aided Chinese proofreading system and word attribute retrieval system, and publishing dozens of papers. On the basis of theoretical research, we have developed a variety of software products and obtained a number of software copyrights, and transferred technology to well-known enterprises at home and abroad for many times. Many universities and enterprises at home and abroad have used related software. 65438-0998 The first winner of the second prize of Beijing Science and Technology Progress Award, and the first winner of the second prize of National Science and Technology Progress Award nominated by the Ministry of Education in 2005.

Han Jingtai, male, 195 1 born, master of literature, professor, director of the Preparatory Committee of China Ancient Literature Society, director of China Tourism Literature Society, director of China Ancient Literature Theory Society and director of Song Literature Society. Mainly engaged in the study of China's classical poetics, China's ancient poetry, China's ancient ideological history and other humanities. Representative monographs include China's Poetics and the Spirit of Traditional Culture, Artistic Perspective of Mind Display, On the History of Poetry in Song Dynasty, Neo-Confucianism Culture and Literary Trend of Thought, Beauty of Poetics, Beauty of the Analects of Confucius and so on. He has published more than 80 academic papers, including four new topics: New Topics of China's Classical Poetry, Tragic Beauty of China's Classical Poetry, Plain Beauty Ideal of China's Poetry and Humor of Song Poetry. The monograph "Neo-Confucianism Culture and Literary Thought" was selected into the "Traditional Culture Research Series" of the State Council Ancient Books Arrangement Planning Office. 1996 was selected as the first and second level of the national "100 million" talent project. Now he is participating in many national social science fund research projects of China Academy of Social Sciences.

Li Fang, male, born in June, 1942, native of Zhejiang, Professor beijing language and culture university, doctoral supervisor. 1July, 965, graduated from the English Department of Foreign Languages Department of East China Normal University. 1992 was rated as a young and middle-aged expert with outstanding contributions by the Ministry of Personnel.

1982 10 was sent by beijing language and culture university to Ohio state university for one year, mainly studying theoretical linguistics and modern Chinese in the department of linguistics and east Asian languages. 1990 1 1 visited Ohio state university for one year at the invitation of the United States, mainly studying theoretical linguistics; At the invitation of the head of the Department of Linguistics at Stanford University, he also did short-term special research in the department.

Main research fields: theoretical linguistics; Courses offered by English postgraduates and doctors include: Introduction to Mathematical Linguistics, Introduction to Logical Semantics, Semantics in Generative Grammar, Contemporary Semantic Theory (I), Contemporary Semantic Theory (II), Formal Pragmatics, Constraint Theory, Minimalist Scheme, History of Transformation-Generative Grammar, Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar, Head-driven Language Structure Grammar and Category Grammar. There are nearly 100 kinds of published theoretical and translated works (some of which were completed in cooperation with others). The main representative works are: A Study of American Theoretical Linguistics, Mathematical Linguistics and Logical Semantics.

Awards: The thesis Chomsky's Early Syntactic Theory and the Contention in the Current Linguistic Field (1987) won the second prize of the first outstanding achievement in philosophy and social science and policy research in Beijing. 1995 won the first Golden Globe Award of Hong Kong Bernington (China) Education Foundation.