South Korea's political diplomacy, China-ROK relations, international relations in Northeast Asia,
Research expertise:
China-ROK relations, DPRK-ROK relations and international relations in Northeast Asia.
Overseas study and experience:
20065438+0-August 2005 The State Education Commission of the Department of Political and Diplomatic Affairs of Korea University sent a delegation to study abroad.
From February 2003 to June 2005, dongguk university hired a lecture club;
Director of Jilin Political Society; Korean China Research Association; Korean Anyan Political Society; Korean National Unification Association; Jilin Korea Korea Research Association; China Northeast China-Japan Relations History Society.
Offering courses:
Undergraduate course: Political and diplomatic relations between North and South Korea, contemporary international relations, China's diplomatic history and current affairs review.
Postgraduate: Research on the Korean Peninsula issue and the relationship between Asia-Pacific powers.
Academic exchange:
1.1August, 999 "A Hundred Years of Sino-Japanese Relations and"
2 1 Century Prospect "International Symposium (Dalian), submitted a paper" Japan-US Security System and the New Development of Sino-Japanese Relations in 2 1 Century ",published in the Journal of Guizhou Normal University, No.4, 2000.
2. In July, 2002, the International Symposium on "Prospects of Sino-Korean Relations in 2 1 Century" (Changchun, BK21TEEducation &; East Asia Research Group of the Department of Political Science of Korea University, Northeast Asia Research Center of Jilin Academy of Social Sciences, and Korea and North Korea Institute.
3. In May, 2003, the International Symposium on "Sino-Korean Relations and Northeast Asia Cooperation" (Daejeon, Korea, China Research Association of Korea).
4.5438 June +20041October, the international academic seminar "Korea-China relations: review and prospect" Korea-China relations: review and prospect (Seoul, Korea) submitted a paper "Changes and development trends of China-DPRK relations after the cold war".
5. In September 2005, the 2005 International Symposium on Sino-Japanese Relations and the Future of East Asia (Renmin University of China, Beijing) submitted a collection of essays entitled "The Rise of China and the New Changes in the Order of Northeast Asia-Centering on South Korea's Alienation from the United States, Japan and China".
6. In June, 2005 165438+ 10, "The Third International Symposium on Comparative Studies of Regional Social Development in Northeast Asia" (Changchun) presented the paper "The Impact of the Rise of China on the Development of Sino-Korean Relations".
7. In September 2006, the12nd International Conference on Peace and Development in Northeast Asia (Changchun) presented the paper "The Influence of a Peaceful Rising China on the Political and Diplomatic Trend of South Korea in the 2nd1century".
8.2006 165438+ 10 East Asia Cooperation Forum 2006: Building a Harmonious East Asia-International Symposium on the Responsibilities and Functions of China, Japan and South Korea (Beijing, China Renmin University) presented the paper "North Korea Nuclear Issue and China-South Korea Diplomatic Cooperation".
9. In September 2007, the International Symposium on Korea-China Cooperation and the Prosperity of Northeast Asia (Seoul, South Korea) presented the paper "New Order in Northeast Asia and Sino-Korean Relations".
10.2007165438+1October 7- 16 Academic Seminar on Government Governance Model (Taiwan Province Province: China Development Fund Management Association, Department of Public Administration and Policy, Taipei University) read the paper "Peace and Prosperity in Northeast Asia and Sino-Korean Cooperation".
1 1, August 2009 15, "International Symposium on Social, Cultural and Artistic Studies of North Korea and South Korea in East Asia" (Korea: School of Foreign Languages of Jilin University, Korean Academy of Culture and Arts, Tankook University), with the keynote speech "The DPRK nuclear issue and the coordination between China and South Korea".
12.20091From October 23rd to 27th, the 10th China Seminar on Korean Studies was held in Fudan University, sponsored by Korea Studies Center of Fudan University and Korea Culture Institute of Busan University, and supported by Korea International Exchange Foundation and Institute of International Studies of Fudan University. Professor Wang Sheng from School of Administration attended the meeting. The congress held extensive academic discussions around six themes: diplomacy and security, politics and economy, history, culture and society, religion and philosophy. Professor Wang Sheng of our college presided over the seminar of Korean diplomatic missions. At the same time, he participated in the discussion of the China-ROK relations group and made a keynote speech on "New issues facing China-ROK relations: exploring solutions to civil hostility". This issue is a common concern of everyone recently, which has aroused widespread concern and heated discussion among experts attending the meeting. China International Symposium on Korean Studies is the oldest, largest and highest-level annual conference on Korean Studies held in China. The meeting received a wide response from the academic community. 150 many Chinese and Korean scholars attended the meeting and submitted more than 30 papers 130. China Academy of Social Sciences, Peking University, Fudan University, Jilin University, Nanjing University, Zhejiang University, Sun Yat-sen University, Shandong University, Nankai University, Tongji University, China University of Political Science and Law, and Shanghai Institute of International Studies. , as well as Korea Korea University, Yonsei University, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul National University, Korea University, Tankook University, Busan University, Uni-President Institute, Academia Sinica and other well-known institutions in the field of Korean studies at home and abroad. The conference also received extensive attention from China Social Sciences, Contemporary Korea, World Knowledge, Global Times, Jiefang Daily, Wen Wei Po, Oriental Morning Post, Xinmin Weekly, Century, Korean KBS, Japanese NHK and other media.
On February 22, 2009, 13, 19, the seminar on the situation on the Korean Peninsula and the second Council of the 7th Korean-Korean Research Association of Jilin Province were held in Changchun. More than 40 experts and scholars from Jilin Academy of Social Sciences, Jilin University, Northeast Normal University, Yanbian University, Northeast Asia Research Center of Jilin Province, Jilin Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, Jilin University for Nationalities and other units and institutions attended the meeting. Professor Wang Sheng had a heated discussion and full exchange with the experts and scholars attending the meeting around some hot and difficult issues in the current development and change of the situation on the Korean Peninsula.
14.201012-15 Professor Wang Sheng and lecturer Kuoray of our college were invited to attend the 11th China International Symposium on Korean Studies, which was hosted by Korean Institute of Shandong University and Institute of Asian Studies of Korea University, and hosted by Korea Foundation for International Exchange and Korea Northeast Asia Historical Consortium. The meeting was held in Weihai, Shandong. Professor Xu Xianming, President of Shandong University, gave a welcome speech. Liu Youyi, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to China, Jin Bingju, Chairman of the Korea International Exchange Foundation, Zheng Zaizhen, Chairman of the Korea Northeast Asia Historical Foundation, and Jin Fa, Chairman of the Korea Academy of Social Sciences, sent congratulatory letters.
China International Symposium on Korean Studies is one of the highest-level and most extensive international academic seminars on Korean Studies held in China. At the meeting, Professor Wang Sheng gave a speech on the theme of "Analysis of the influence of Korean political nationalism on the development of inter-Korean relations in the early 20th century", while Lecturer Kuoray gave a speech on the theme of "Evaluation of China's Korean Peninsula policy", which aroused enthusiastic response from experts and scholars attending the meeting. Professor Wang Sheng was also invited to chair the political and diplomatic group discussions.
15, 2011August 2 1-28, Professor Wang Sheng of the School of Administration attended the "Government Exchange Scholarship Retraining" and outstanding deeds report meeting held in Seoul, South Korea at the invitation of the Korean Ministry of Education. 265,438+0 delegates from 65,438+08 countries around the world, including China, Russian Federation, Japanese, Italian, Canadian, Australian, Brazilian, Argentine, Hungarian and Egyptian, participated in this activity, including 3 delegates from China. The main purpose of this activity organized by the Korean Ministry of Education is to invite government exchange scholarship winners to go to Korea for further study after they get their degrees in Korea and return to work in their respective countries. Speech by Dean Ding of Korea National Institute of International Education. South Korea's Ministry of Education organized visits to the Ministry of Foreign Communications and Commerce, the Ministry of Unification and other government agencies, as well as visits to well-known enterprises such as Posco. Outstanding people in government exchange scholarships give academic reports and hold symposiums for government exchange scholarship students in Korea. Professor Wang Sheng gave a keynote speech entitled "Committed to the friendship between China and South Korea and the study of Korean studies in China", which was well received by the participating scholars.
16,2011,14- 15 The 12th China International Symposium on Korean Studies was held in Jilin University, sponsored by the Northeast Asia Institute of Jilin University and the Korean Studies Center of Jilin University, assisted by the Northeast Asia Society of Korea and hosted by the Korea Foundation for International Exchange. 170 experts and scholars from more than 60 famous universities and research institutions in Chinese mainland, South Korea, Japan, Hongkong, China, Macau, China and other countries and regions attended the meeting. Experts and scholars attending the meeting were divided into four groups: political diplomacy, economy and trade, history and culture, and conducted in-depth exchanges, and conducted in-depth discussions on the hot and difficult issues in the current situation on the Korean Peninsula. Professor Wang Sheng gave a speech at the conference "20 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Korea: achievements and problems".
17. The international symposium on "Korean Peninsula and Asia" sponsored by the Korean Peninsula Research Center of Liaodong University and co-organized by the Asian Countries Research Center of Zhuhai University in Hong Kong was held in Dandong from April 23rd to 25th. More than 50 scholars from famous universities at home and abroad attended the meeting, including Stanford University, Japan Institute of Peripheral Economics, Korea Institute of Diplomatic Security, Korea Tankook University, Korea National Gyeongsang University, Korea Peicai University, Peking University, Taipei University of Political Science, Taipei Shixin University, Taiwan Province Taoyuan Kennan University, Hong Kong Zhuhai College, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist University, Jilin University, Yanbian University and Liaoning University. Professor Wang Sheng from our college was invited to attend this academic conference.
This academic conference mainly focuses on two major themes: "economy and cooperation" and "politics and diplomacy".
Professor Wang Sheng gave a keynote speech on "Peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula and China's national interests under the new situation" in the "Politics and Diplomacy" unit. Combining history and reality, the speech profoundly analyzed the strategic significance of peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula to China's national security, geo-strategy and geo-economy. From the historical experience, the stability of the Korean Peninsula is closely related to the historical fate of China. In reality, the independent peaceful reunification of the peninsula has a positive impact on the reunification of the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. Under the new situation, China should take two strategic countermeasures: to ensure the "smooth transition" of North Korea, to prevent the South Korean conservative forces from "absorbing and reunifying" for quick success, and to prepare for the US global strategy to move eastward to the Asia-Pacific region. Some viewpoints have attracted the attention and praise of scholars at home and abroad, especially experts on the Korean Peninsula in Taiwan Province and Hongkong.
18 the international symposium on "Mr. Kim and China: China Studies in Korea and Korean Studies in China" sponsored by the Korean Academy of Social Sciences and the Asian Institute of Korea University was held in Seoul from June 4 to 6. More than 30 famous scholars from China Jilin University, Peking University, Fudan University, Zhejiang University, Nanjing University, Yanbian University, Tokyo University, Miyazaki International University, Korea Korea University, Seoul University, Yonsei University, Asian University, Qi Ming University, Korea Cultural Research Institute, Foreign Affairs University, etc., involved in political diplomacy, economy, literature, history, philosophy and other fields attended the meeting. Professor Wang Sheng, a visiting researcher of Korean Academy of Social Sciences, was invited to attend this academic conference.
June 7 this year marks the first anniversary of the death of Mr. Kim, a well-known scholar, educator, former president of Korea University and president of the Korean Academy of Social Sciences. Before his death, Mr. Jin mobilized Korean enterprises and organizations to fund Korean studies in China, and successively helped more than a dozen universities (including scientific research institutions) to set up Korean research centers. In memory of this pioneer who has made outstanding contributions to the further development of Korean studies in China and China studies in South Korea, this international academic seminar is specially held. Jin Bingzhe, president of Korea University, gave a speech at the meeting. Professor Xu Zhenying, current president of the Korean Academy of Social Sciences, Professor Chi Qing, chairman of the board, and Professor Hyun in-taek, former minister of unification of South Korea, also attended the meeting. South Korea's mainstream media "East Asia Daily" and so on have made relevant reports.
This academic conference mainly revolves around three themes: Korean studies in China, China studies in Korea, regional studies in Kim and the reunification of the Korean Peninsula.
Professor Wang Sheng gave a keynote speech in Korean in the unit "Gold and Regional Studies and the Unification of the Korean Peninsula". Professor Wang Sheng pointed out in his speech that after the end of the Cold War, Yemen, Germany and other countries divided by the Cold War were unified one after another. The Korean Peninsula is a living fossil of the Cold War, and the reunification of the Korean Peninsula will also be a historical necessity and the general trend. As a close neighbor of the Korean Peninsula, China, which is linked by mountains and rivers, is also a country suffering from division, and has a profound experience and understanding of the Korean Peninsula people's desire for reunification. From the historical experience, if the Korean Peninsula is reunified, China-DPRK relations will be stable and friendly, and China's eastern security will be guaranteed. When the Korean peninsula is divided or turbulent, China's security will be threatened. On the one hand, direct war with countries on the Korean Peninsula has repeatedly become the key factor of regime change in China. On the other hand, due to the suzerain-vassal relationship between China and Korea, it was dragged into four wars in Northeast Asia after modern times. Therefore, the stability of the Korean Peninsula is closely related to China's national interests. From the practical needs, although in the process of rising, China's current strategic concept is basically based on domestic economic construction, and it is committed to "creating a peaceful and stable international environment, a good-neighborly surrounding environment, an equal and mutually beneficial cooperation environment, and a safe environment of mutual trust and cooperation". On the Korean peninsula, China's primary interest is to "maintain stability without nuclear weapons" and "there can be no chaos or war on the peninsula". In addition, China is also eager for the reunification of the two sides of the Taiwan Province Strait, and hopes that the DPRK and the ROK can achieve reunification through independent peaceful reunification rather than relying on the intervention of foreign forces, thus bringing positive influence to the reunification of the two sides. Therefore, the South Korean government has always supported the "Independent Peaceful Reunification Plan" put forward by the North and South sides of the Korean Peninsula at different times and all positive measures taken to realize the cause of reunification.
Finally, Professor Wang Sheng emphasized that at present, under the background that the global strategic focus of the United States is rapidly shifting eastward to the Asia-Pacific region, the situation on the peninsula is becoming more and more complicated in the face of the continuous strengthening of the Korea-US alliance, and China is not very clear about the future security direction of South Korea. Therefore, the China government, on the one hand, is "pleased" with the success of the independent peaceful reunification of the peninsula, and on the other hand, resolutely opposes the reunification achieved even by "non-peaceful means" under the intervention of foreign forces. Therefore, the Government of China has done everything possible to maintain peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
Some of Professor Wang Sheng's viewpoints have attracted the attention and praise of scholars at home and abroad, especially Japanese and Korean scholars, and have been heatedly discussed. It has played a certain role in eliminating some misunderstandings of Korean and Japanese scholars on China's Korean Peninsula policy and deepening their understanding of China's Peninsula policy.
Academic honor:
1. 1994 "On the Cultural Characteristics of Japan" won the second prize of scientific research achievements of Japan Society of Jilin Province.
2. 1996 Contemporary Japanese Folklore won the second prize for outstanding works of Japanese Society of Jilin Province.
3. 1997 "On Sino-Japanese Relations from World War I to the September 18th Incident" won the third prize of 1995-96 "Golden River Cup" of Jilin Academy of Social Sciences.
4. 1999 won the third prize of "Century Cup" of Jilin Academy of Social Sciences.
5. 1999 "The Turn of the Century: Retrospect and Prospect of Sino-Japanese Relations" won the first prize for outstanding achievements of Northeast China-Japan Relations History Research Association.
June 6.5438+February 2004, the Institute for the Promotion of International Education under the Ministry of Education and Human Resources of the Korean government held the first "Academic Research Award" for foreign students invited by the government. Among more than 200 international students from 45 countries and regions, I won the academic research award in 2004.
Main scientific research achievements:
1. More than 40 academic papers have been published, including:
(1) Investigation on Japanese administrative reform since Meiji Restoration, social science front, No.4, 1995.
(2) Japanese policy toward China during the Northern Expedition, social science front, No.6, 1996.
(3) On Sino-Japanese Relations from World War I to the September 18th Incident was published in Northeast Asia Forum No.4 1996, reprinted by the National People's Congress, and won the Excellent Paper Award of China Academy of Social Sciences and the Third Prize of Young People's Scientific Research Achievements.
(4) The article "Research on Japan's China Policy after the Cold War" was published in the Northeast Asian Studies of Gyeongnam University, Volume 3 1997, and won the Excellent Paper Award of China Academy of Social Sciences.
(5) Japanese colonial cultural aggression against Northeast China during Japanese occupation, Journal of Northeast Normal University, supplement 1997.
(6) Policy Trend of Obuchi Cabinet in Japan, Foreign Studies of Northeast Normal University, No.3, 1998.
(7) The political, economic and diplomatic problems faced by Kim Dae-jung's government, Northeast Asia Forum No.3, 1998. Reprinted by the full text of the National People's Congress, and won the China Academy of Social Sciences Scientific Research Achievement Award for outstanding papers.
(8) The 5th issue of "Political and Economic Status and Diplomatic Trend in South Korea and Contemporary Asia-Pacific", 1998, won the Award for Scientific Research Achievements and Excellent Papers in Registration of China Academy of Social Sciences.
(9) The Turn of the Century: Retrospect and Prospect of Sino-Japanese Relations, Journal of Japan, No.2,1999; Won the first prize for outstanding achievements of Northeast China-Japan Relations History Research Association.
(10) The influence of cultural and psychological factors on international economic cooperation in Northeast Asia, Northeast Asia Forum, 1, 2000.
(1 1)2 1 The new development of Japan-US security system and Sino-Japanese relations in the century, Journal of Guizhou Normal University, No.4, 2000.
(12) China's Diaoyu Islands dispute with Japan and South Korea, Times, No.6, 2004;
(13) The changing characteristics and development trend of China-DPRK relations after the Cold War, Proceedings of the International Academic Conference of Seoul City University and School of International Relations of Renmin University of China, published in June 2004;
(14) China's Position and Role on the Korean Peninsula during the Cold War, East Asian Studies (No.10), collected works of BK2 1 Education Research Group of Korea University, published in July 2005;
(15) The Rise of China and the New Changes in East Asian Order: Focusing on the Alienation between South Korea and the United States and Japan and the Closer to China, Proceedings of the International Academic Conference of Renmin University of China, Contemporary World Publishing House, February 2005.
(16) Analysis of South Korea's pro-China phenomenon towards the United States, Northeast Asia Forum, No.2, 2006.
(17) The peaceful rise of South Korea's diplomatic choice in the early 20th century-focusing on the changes of relations between South Korea and China, and between South Korea and South Korea, Korean Studies Center of China Academy of Social Sciences, Social Science Literature Publishing House, Winter Issue of Contemporary Korea (No.51issue, 2006. 12).
(18) 15 establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Korea: miracle and peace model in diplomatic history, Northeast Asia Forum, No.4, 2007, China Diplomacy, copied by China Renmin University, No.0/12007.
(19) Lee Myung-bak, a mythical figure who advanced into Cheongwadae, Contemporary World (International Liaison Department), 10, 2007.
(20) Trends of domestic and foreign policies of Lee Myung-bak's government, Contemporary World,No. 1, 2008.
(2 1) Looking for a breakthrough to enhance music diplomacy still needs patience, Current Affairs Report (Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China), No.4, 2008.
(22) Nationalism: a double-edged sword to stimulate Korean development, china ethnic news, June 2008.
(23) American complex and the realistic choice of Korean diplomacy-being close to the United States will not alienate China. Northeast Asia Forum, No.4, 2008. International Politics, 1 1, copied by Renmin University, University Social Science Abstracts, No.4, 2008.
(24) Summary of Korean political diplomacy in 2008, Contemporary Korea, winter of 2008.
(25) The financial tsunami hit the Korean economy hard, the contemporary world, 1, 2009.
(26) Nuclear Crisis, More and more Urgent, global person, 15, 2009.
(27) Analysis and Prediction of the Relations between the DPRK and the ROK since Lee Myung-bak took office, Contemporary World, 10, 2009.
(28) Peace in Northeast Asia and Coordination between China and South Korea, Contemporary Korea, autumn 2009.
(29)《:? Korean culture and technology, episode 8, published by the Institute of Culture and Technology, Tankook University, Korea, February 2009.
(30) Analysis of Contemporary Korean Nationalism, Modern International Relations, No.2, 20 10. International Politics, China Renmin University, 20 10, No.6, reproduced in full.
(31) An analysis of the influence of Korean political nationalism on inter-Korean relations in the early 20th century, social science front, 20 10, 10.
(32) Review and Prospect of Sino-Korean Relations in 2009, Blue Book of Korea, Social Science Literature Publishing House, July 20 10.
(33) China Journal (English version), What is the future of North Korea, 20 10 September 2 1 day. It has been quoted by foreign media such as Associated Press and new york Times for more than 190 times.
(34) Kim Jong-un, the mysterious successor of North Korea, global person, No.27, 20 10.
(35) Nationalist education in Korea at the end of old Korea-centered on the activities of the Northwest Society, (translated) Contemporary Korea, Autumn No.20 20 10/0.
(36) China's security environment and strategic response under the background of the eastward shift of American strategic focus, Contemporary World, 20 10, 10.
(37) China Daily (English version), May Koreans live in peace, 20 10 12 2 1.
(38) "New Issues Facing China-ROK Relations: Seeking Solutions to the Conflicts between the People of the Two Countries", Korean Studies Series Papers 22,2010, 12 edited by Korea Studies Center of Fudan University. (The first source collection of China Social Science Citation Index (CSSCI).
(39) "Where is Korea going?" World military, 20 1 1, issue 3.
(40) Development and Problems of Sino-Korean Relations, Blue Book of Korea, Social Science Literature Publishing House, 20 1 1 June.
(4 1) China Daily (English version), a timely and important visit to Vice Premier China's trip to the DPRK and the ROK will help to communicate for the early resumption of the six-party talks, 20 1 1 year1October 27th.
(42 42) TalksonLylaunchPad for Peace, China Daily (English version), April 20 12 12.
(43) China's Korean Peninsula Policy, Report on Politics and Security in Northeast Asia (20 12), Social Science Literature Publishing House, 20 1 1 May.
(44) "The topic facing South Korea's diplomacy: strengthening the Korea-US alliance or enhancing the strategic cooperation between China and South Korea? Blue Book of Korea, Social Science Literature Publishing House, June 20 12.
(45) 20 years since China and South Korea established diplomatic relations: achievements and problems, Northeast Asia Forum, No.5, 20 12.
(46) Research on China's Soft Power Strategy from the Perspective of Analytic Hierarchy Process, social science front,No. 12.
2. Published academic works and participating works are:
(1) Monograph History of Sino-Japanese Relations (Volume III), published by Social Science Literature Publishing House in August 2006.
(2) The monograph "Contemporary Japanese Folklore" 1995 published by Jilin Education Press in February won the second prize for scientific research achievements of Japan Society of Jilin Province.
③ Monograph "Kanto Culture", published by Liaoning Education Press in June 1998.
(4) China in Heaven and Earth (Volume I), published by Shaanxi People's Publishing House in June 1999.
(5) Participated in The Boxer Dictionary, published by China Social Sciences Press in February, 1995.
3. Undertake and participate in the project:
(1) The State Education Commission's project "Research on Japanese Right-wing Forces after World War II", and I participated in the writing of the sub-report "The Far Source and the Near Cause of Japanese Militarism Growing after World War II" (Northeast Asian Studies 1997,No. 1 issue);
(2) A sub-report, "Focus on Ethnic, Cultural and Psychological Factors", is a tender subject of China Academy of Social Sciences-the obstacle and countermeasure research of Northeast Asian economic cooperation; After the submission of the general report, the provincial governor gave instructions and won the first prize of outstanding achievements of the hospital.
(3) Soft Science Project of Jilin Science and Technology Commission-Study on the Countermeasures of Regional Economic and Social Development along Changping expressway in Jilin Province; I wrote one of the sub-reports, expressway construction and social and economic development in Japan;
(4) Special report on key topics of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Blue Book of Northeast Asia-Japan's New Energy Strategy and Economic Cooperation in Northeast Asia, etc.
(5) From June 2003 to June 2005, the East Asian Education Research Group of Korea University (The Education &; Research team of Korea Brain East Asia Research Project. Research on key topics.
(6)2005. 12-2006.6 Jilin University 985 Project Northeast Asia Research and Northeast China Revitalization Project, participated in sub-projects.
(7) Jilin University doctoral research start-up fund project 265438+South Korea's political and diplomatic trend in the early 20th century and its influence on peace in Northeast Asia (project number: 2006BS42).
(8) Independently undertake the research start-up fund project for returned overseas students from the Ministry of Education, namely "The Korean Peninsula Peace Process and the Role and Countermeasures of China".
(9) Presided over the national social science fund project "Study on the Influence of Contemporary Korean Nationalism on Sino-Korean Relations and China's Countermeasures" (09BGJ009).
(10) participated in the key research project of philosophy and social sciences of the Ministry of Education chaired by Professor Liu Qingcai: "Strategy and Policy Research in Northeast Asia of China" (09JZD0037). Sub-project leader.
(1 1) participated in the research project "Thoughts and Suggestions on Further Deepening the Cooperation between China, Japan and South Korea" hosted by Professor Liu Qingcai (2009.3-2009.388+02).
(12) One of the core members of the "Korean Peninsula Situation Tracking and Research" of the Humanities Innovation Team of Jilin University; Participated in the research and planning project of humanities and social sciences in colleges and universities hosted by Professor Zhang Huizhi: "Situation Tracking on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia Security" (2010.10.25-2012.12), and was the sub-project leader.
(13) participated in the sub-project of "New Geopolitical Trends in Northeast Asia and China's Strategic Choice", a major project of the Ministry of Education chaired by Professor Liu Xuelian.