Xiong Ming, born in Nanchong, Sichuan, 1970, doctor of literature, professor. 1999-2002 studied at Nankai University, studied under Mr. Li Jianguo, and studied the history of China's novels. He is currently teaching in the School of Literature and Journalism and Communication of China Ocean University, and is devoted to the research and arrangement of China's ancient novels and novel documents.
He has written monographs such as Miscellaneous Biographies and Novels: A Study of Miscellaneous Biographies in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties (Liaohai Publishing House, June 5438+ 10), published dozens of academic papers in various academic journals at home and abroad, and independently presided over the completion of many national social science fund projects and provincial social science fund projects. Xiong Ming, whose word is "bright", lost his hometown since the beginning of school and wandered north and south. After visiting Nankai Garden, I studied the history of China's novels under Mr. Li Qiguo, and devoted myself to the research and arrangement of China's ancient novels and novel documents.
Xiong Ming's academic works
1, A Review of the Concept of China's Ancient Novels, Journal of Huaiyin Teachers College, No.65438+0,20165438.
2. On the Tradition and New Changes of the Paradigm of Love Story in Tang Dynasty, Journal of Liaoning University, No.5, 20 10.
3. The ghost story pattern and its cultural psychology in Tang novels, Journal of Qinghai University for Nationalities, No.3, 20 10.
4. Writing the beauty of articles and expressing feelings: On the aesthetic taste of Tang legends, Journal of Huaiyin Teachers College,No. 1 issue, 20 10.
5. Textual Research on Seven Sages in Bamboo Forest, Journal of Huaiyin Normal University, No.6, 2009; Academic Abstracts of Liberal Arts in Colleges and Universities, No.6, 2009 (reprinted).
6. Humanistic Reflection on the Prosperity of Miscellaneous Biographies in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties and the Textual Research on Their Characters, Journal of Liaoning University, No.3, 2009.
7. Textual Research on Xi Chishao's Creation and His Miscellaneous Biography, Journal of Shenyang Normal University, No.6, 2008.
8. Cultural reflection on the story paradigm of China's ancient novels leaving the soul, Pu Songling Research, No.3, 2008.
The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Xiong Ming.