Ping Jiang, male, whose real name is Jiang, was born in Dalian, a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang, and graduated from the journalism department of yenching university and the law department of Moscow University. China is a famous jurist and legal educator, one of the main founders of civil and commercial law in New China, former president, tenured professor and doctoral supervisor of China University of Political Science and Law.
Mr. Jiang Ping is a member of the 7th the NPC Standing Committee, deputy director of NPC Law Committee, and head of the administrative legislation research group of NPC Law Committee. He has served as Vice President of china law society, Vice President of China Economic Law Research Association, President of china law society Comparative Law Research Association, Director of Beijing Arbitration Commission and Vice President of China Consumers Association. Enjoy the special allowance of the State Council and be awarded the honorary titles of "National Excellent Teacher" and "National Excellent Senior Jurist".
Jiang Ping's honor:
Professor Jiang Ping was awarded the honorary title of outstanding young and middle-aged expert and national excellent teacher. Principles of Civil Law (three volumes) edited by Professor Jiang Ping won the highest national book award-the second national book award. Editor-in-chief of China Civil Law won the second special prize of excellent teaching materials in China universities. Editor-in-chief of the Civil Law won the first prize of the National Excellent Textbook and the first prize of the Excellent Textbook of China Ministry of Justice.
Professor Jiang Ping has been included in the Who's Who of the World in Cambridge, England, and in various versions of the list of famous scholars and jurists in China. 20 14 phoenix financial summit 20 14 "reform motivation award" professor Jiang ping was selected into the who's who of the world in Cambridge, England, and was included in various versions of the list of famous scholars and jurists in China. Known as the "three outstanding jurists" in China. In 2009, he was named as "Ten-year Influential People of Democracy and Rule of Law" by China Newsweek.