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He Hesheng's introduction
He, male, born in April 1974, native of distinguished professor, Luojia, Gushi, Henan, doctoral supervisor, arbitrator of China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) and Wuhan Arbitration Commission, director of Network Economy and Law Center of Wuhan University Law School, deputy director of Institute of International Law of Wuhan University (key research base of humanities and social sciences of Ministry of Education), and assistant to the dean of Wuhan University Law School. He Hesheng has participated in many international conferences and the drafting and negotiation of international legal instruments. So far, the international instruments involved in negotiations and consultations include: the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts, the United Nations Rules of Procedure for Online Dispute Resolution, the Ad Hoc Committee of The Hague Convention on Service, the Ad Hoc Committee of The Hague Convention on Evidence Obtaining and the Ad Hoc Committee of the Convention on International Judicial Assistance. Lawyer He has rich practical experience in foreign litigation and arbitration, and participated in the settlement of some major cases. More than 65,438+00 consultation reports have been provided to national legislative, judicial and government departments. At present, 4 monographs, 3 chief editors' works, more than 70 Chinese articles and 5 English articles/kloc-0 (3 SSCI publications) have been published. In terms of scientific research, he undertook more than 10 provincial and ministerial projects and won more than 10 teaching and scientific research awards. In 2007, he was selected into the "New Century Excellent Talents Support Program" of the Ministry of Education. He has his own unique and systematic teaching and training methods. Most of the students he instructs work in domestic government departments, public security organs, large multinational companies, state-owned enterprises, banks, foreign-related law firms and so on.