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PRESENT POSITIONS:

Vice- President, Peking University (PKU), China
Vice Chairman, Peking University Education Foundation
Professor, Department of History, Peking University

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Date of Birth : September 15£¬1959
Gender : Male
Status : Married
Nationality : Chinese

EDUCATION

1996-1999 Ph.D. School of International Relations, Peking University
1992-1995 MA Department of History, University of Hawaii
1978-1982 BA Department of History, Peking University

PRINCIPAL WORKING EXPERIENCES AND ACTIVITIES

October 2004 Local Chair, University Internet sponsored by Australian and Chinese Governments
August 2004 Local Chair, International Management of University Association (IMUA) Fifteenth Annual Meeting
Feb. 2003-August 2004 Vice-Chair, Beijing Forum Planning Committee
June 2001 - current Vice- President, Peking University
Feb. 2000 - April 2000 Senior Visiting Scholar, University of California-Berkeley
Sept.1999 - Nov. 1999 Exchange fellow, Program of Eisenhower Foundation
May 1997 - June 2001 Assistant President, Peking University
April 1996 - June 2001 Director, Office of International Relations, PKU
Jan.1996 - April 1996 Executive Deputy Director, Office of International Relations, PKU
Sept. 1994 - Dec. 1995 Consultant of Chinese Affairs, Center for Chinese Studies, University of Hawaii
Sept. 1993 - May 1994 Fellow, Institute of Education, East-West Center, USA
Sept.1992 - Aug. 1993 Intern Fellow, Institute of International Relations, East-West Center, USA
May 1991 - July 1992 Visiting Scholar, University of Hawaii
Sept. 1986 - May 1991 Deputy Director, Office of Student Affairs, PKU
August 1982 - August 1986 Assistant to Executive Vice-President, PKU

CURRENT OTHER UNIVERSITY POSITIONS:

Guest Professor & President Consultant for Chinese Affairs, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia
Deputy Dean, Asia-Pacific Research Institute of Peking University
Deputy Director, Center for American Studies, Peking University
Trustee, The 1911 Revolution Research Institute, Peking University
Director, Center for Edgar Snow Studies, Peking University
Deputy Director, International Research Center for Sun Yat-sen's Thought, PKU

CURRENT POSITIONS OUTSIDE THE UNIVERSITY:

Vice president China Association for European Union
Trustee China Association for International Friendly Contact
Trustee China Association for International Exchange
Trustee Western Returned Scholars Association
Consultant Sun Yat-sen Foundation for Cultural and Educational Exchange
President Society for International Human Resources Development of the Institution of Higher Learning
Executive Deputy Trustee China Higher Education Academy Study Abroad Educational Administration Branch

MAJOR PUBLICATIONS

a) Books
An Unfortunate Ending-----John Leighton Stuart and China, Peking University Press, August 2002
Sun Yat-sen's Revolution and the United States, Peking University Press, February 2000.
History of the Establishment of Peking University, Peking University Press, March 1998.

b) Books Edited
Editor-in-Chief, Collection of the Archives and Historical Data of the Sino-Western Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Qing Dynasty ---the Sino-Western Volume (3 Volumes), Chinese Publishing House, Sept. 2004.
Editor-in-Chief, Collection of the Archives and Historical Data of the Sino-Western Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Qing Dynasty ---the Sino-Portuguese Volume (2 Volumes), Chinese Publishing House, Sept. 2004.
Editor-in-Chief, Innovations and Challenges --- Famous Universities in the World, Peking University Press, 2001.
Editor-in-Chief, Selected Archives of the Imperial College, Peking University Press, 2001.

Editor-in-Chief, Selected Archives of Sino-Austrian Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Qing Dynasty, Chinese Publishing House, 2001.
Editor, Sinologists in North America, People Literature Press, 2000.

c) Books Translated
Unknown War, Written by Michael Lin, Beijing Friendship Publishing House, 1997.
American Foreign Policies in Asia, written by Prof. Scalpino, Peking University Press, 2002.

d) Articles
Preface to Selected Works of Zhang Hengjia, the First Supervisor of the Imperial College, Peking University Press, 2002.
"The Role of Peking University During the Cultural Revolution in China", China Study, East-West Center, USA , 1998.
"Summary of the 40 Years' Studies on Modern China in the United States", Journal of Peking University (Philosophy and Social Sciences), June 1997.
"On Sino-American Relations in the 21st Century", Chinese National Power and Conditions, April 1997.
"Peking University and the Shanghai 'January Storm' ", Berliner China-Heft Nr.11, Berlin, September 1996.
"Reassessing the Starting Point of the Cultural Revolution", Book Review of Chinese Studies, Vol. 3, No. 1, University of Hawaii Press, Spring 1996.
"Synopsis of Several Incidents During the Cultural Revolution at Peking University", Chinese Studies, No.2, City University of Hong Kong, Autumn 1996.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

May, 1999-Dec, 2000 Collaborator in the research project "Metropolitan Universities" cooperated with China National Archives.
Dec, 1995-Dec, 2000 Researcher in the project "Sinologists in China and North America" presided by University of Hawaii, U.S.A.
Feb, 2000-Present Researcher in the project "J. Leighton Stuart and Modern China" supported by the Ancient Books' Reorganization Committee for Higher Education.
May, 1999-2000 Researcher in the project "Top-Ranking Universities in the World" supported by the Beijing Education Committee.
Jan, 1998-Jan, 2000 Researcher in the project "Sun Yat-sen" supported by the Ancient Books' Reorganization Committee for Higher Education.
Dec, 1995-Dec, 1997 Researcher in the project "The Establishment of Peking University" supported by the Ancient Books' Reorganization Committee for Higher Education.

APPENDIX: CONTRIBUTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

I. From 1996 to present, Presidents and some other government leaders from more than 20 countries have visited Peking University and delivered speeches. As Director of Office of International Relations and Vice-President for International Relations, I have planned, coordinated and hosted almost all the receptions. The Presidents and government leaders I have received are as follows:

II. From 1998 to present, dozens of Presidents of world famous universities have visited Peking University. I have successfully planned the "University Days" at Peking University, such as "Cambridge Day", "Oxford Day", "Moscow University Day", "Yale University Day" and "Leiden University Day". These activities have played an important role in the internationalization and building the world-class university of Peking University. The Presidents of the universities I have received and the "University Days" I have organized and coordinated are as follows: