Vice President of Tongji University (1995-2000)

Dean of School of Architecture and Urban Planning (1992- 1995)

First-class registered architect of Tongji University Architectural Design and Research Institute (from 1997)

Director, Institute of Architecture and Urban Space, Tongji University (since 2000)

Director of Urban Space and Environment Committee of Shanghai Planning Commission (since 1998)

Director of the Expert Committee on the Protection of Historic and Cultural Areas and Excellent Historic Buildings of Shanghai Planning Commission (2004-present)

Vice Chairman of China Architectural Society (1996-2005)

Chairman of Shanghai Architectural Society (1996-2005)

Member of the Senior Advisory Committee of Shanghai Science and Technology Association (2000-present) and member of the Advisory Group of Jing 'an District of Shanghai (2000-present).

Zheng Shiling 65438-0965 graduated from Tongji University with a bachelor's degree in architecture.

Zheng Shiling was awarded the highest honorary knighthood in Italy.

As early as many years ago, Professor Zheng Shiling, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was famous abroad and won many honors at home and abroad, but it was the first time to win the Knight Medal. The Knight Medal is a national honor, and Zheng Shiling's honorary "certificate" was also signed by the Italian President and Foreign Minister.

Zheng Shiling was a visiting scholar at the School of Architecture of the University of Florence on 1984- 1986. Before going abroad, he had intended to go to Germany. After strengthening his German for a year, he finally got the quota of going abroad in Italy by mistake. It was this unexpected fate that made him have an indissoluble bond with Italy. During his time in Italy, he visited almost every city in this country. Every weekend, he participates in various activities with the "buddies" of the Italian-Chinese Friendship Association in Florence.

"What impressed me most was the friendliness of Italians to China people." Zheng Shiling recalled that in the winter of 1985, he went to the University of Naples to give a lecture and ran to the school gate and locked the door. It turned out that the students went on strike and the teachers were not allowed in. However, when the gatekeepers learned that they were from China, they made an exception and opened the door. Zheng Shiling became the only teacher who taught that day.

After returning to China, Zheng Shiling has been committed to cultural exchanges between China and Italy. Many famous Italian professors came to Shanghai to teach students through his recommendation. The planning of pujiang town, one of the "one city and nine towns", was designed by his old friend Gregory Gaudi. In addition, Professor Us Latina, an expert in historical protection, visited Shanghai before his death to give advice on protecting the source of the beach. At the same time, in order to facilitate academic exchanges between China and Italy, the School of Architecture of the University of Rome set up a foreign affairs office and sent graduate students to study in China.