Female,1born in April 1942, 1965 graduated from Ma Ruifang, an essayist in the Chinese Department of Shandong University, and Ma Ruifang, a novelist, a professor, a doctoral supervisor and a leader in the discipline of ancient literature of Shandong University. Member of the National Committee of Chinese Writers Association, executive director of China Dream of Red Mansions Society, academic member of Fudan University Ancient Literature Research Center, and vice chairman of Shandong Writers Association. Main research interests: China's classical novels, the study of a dream of red mansions and Pu Songling. The main academic works are Pu Songling's Biography, On the Creation of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, From Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio to a Dream of Red Mansions, and Ma Ruifang's Comments on the Re-calibration of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. Novels include Blue Eyes and Black Eyes, Eye of the Sky, Feeling the Four Seasons and so on. Prose essays include Xuehai, If I Have Money, Pancake Flower, Lecture Room, Devil's Bed, etc. From 2005 to 2007, he served as the speaker of "Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio", a lecture room of CCTV. In 2008, he was the keynote speaker of A Dream of Red Mansions of Jiangsu TV Station. He has won many provincial scientific research achievement awards, national outstanding novel awards and the first women's literary creation award.

Main course:

Postgraduates: methodology of social science, history of China's novels, drama research in Ming and Qing Dynasties, prose research in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dream of Red Mansions research, strange tales from a strange studio research, Qiludeng and18th century China literature (foreign doctoral students).

Undergraduate course: China Literature History (Ming and Qing Dynasties), Liao Zhai Creation Theory, Dream of Red Mansions Research, Prose Creation Theory (writers' class).

Female,1born in April 1942, 1965 graduated from Chinese Department of Shandong University, essayist, novelist, professor, doctoral supervisor, and leader of ancient literature discipline of Shandong University. Member of the National Committee of Chinese Writers Association, executive director of China Dream of Red Mansions Society, academic member of Fudan University Ancient Literature Research Center, and vice chairman of Shandong Writers Association. Main research interests: China's classical novels, the study of a dream of red mansions and Pu Songling. The main academic works are Pu Songling's Biography, On the Creation of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, From Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio to a Dream of Red Mansions, and Ma Ruifang's Comments on the Re-calibration of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. Novels include Blue Eyes and Black Eyes, Eye of the Sky, Feeling the Four Seasons and so on. Prose essays include Xuehai, If I Have Money, Pancake Flower, Lecture Room, Devil's Bed, etc. From 2005 to 2007, he served as the speaker of "Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio", a lecture room of CCTV. In 2008, he was the keynote speaker of A Dream of Red Mansions of Jiangsu TV Station. He has won many provincial scientific research achievement awards, national outstanding novel awards and the first women's literary creation award.

Main course:

Postgraduates: methodology of social science, history of China's novels, drama research in Ming and Qing Dynasties, prose research in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dream of Red Mansions research, strange tales from a strange studio research, Qiludeng and18th century China literature (foreign doctoral students).

Undergraduate: History of China Literature (Ming and Qing Dynasties), Theory of Liaozhai Creation, Study of Dream of Red Mansions, Theory of Prose Creation (Writers' Class).