Chen Fangjing s scientific research achievements, Chen Fangjing s introduction

Chen Fangjing, male, Han nationality, ancestral home in Haining, Zhejiang, was born in Shanghai on August 16, 1948. In 1977, he was admitted to the Chinese Department of Jilin Normal University, studied in the Chinese Department of Nanjing University from 1979 to 1981, and graduated from the Teaching Assistant of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature of Central China Normal University from 1985 to 1986. He is currently a distinguished professor of Shantou University, acting dean of the Faculty of Liberal Arts, doctoral supervisor, and a director of the "Chinese Lu Xun Research Society" and the "Chinese Modern Literature Research Association".

Foreign language: English. He has won many awards and undertaken a number of projects.

Lu Xun research and Chen Duxiu, Hu Shi, and Zhou Zuoren research;

Research on the occurrence of new Chinese literature;

Research on the connection between modern Chinese literature, ancient culture and ancient literature.

A Study on the Relationship between Regional Culture and Modern Chinese Writers.

Mu Mutian research.

A study of the history of the study of modern Chinese literature in the first chain.

1 **: Reflections on Modern Chinese Literature Going to the World - Lu Xun and World Literature.

1998) Second Prize of the Fourth Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award of Jilin Province.

1995) "Outstanding Scientific Research Achievement Award in Humanities and Social Sciences of Jilin University".

2 **: On the Theory of Cavity Code Literary Criticism in the May Fourth Period of Mu Mutian.

In 1998, he won the second prize of "Outstanding Scientific Research Achievement Award in Humanities and Social Sciences of Jilin University".

3 **: Re-understanding the occurrence and origin of the May Fourth New Literature.

2000) "Jilin University Humanities and Social Sciences Outstanding Scientific Research Achievement Award" special prize.

In 2001, he won the first prize of the Fifth Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award of Jilin Province.

2001) Second Prize of "Changchun First Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award".

In 2001, the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China won the third prize of the "3rd Outstanding Achievement Award for Humanities and Social Sciences in Chinese Universities".

4 "Reform of Curriculum System and Teaching Practice of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature".

2000) First Prize of "University-level Teaching Achievement Award" of Jilin University.

2001) Third Prize of "Jilin Province Higher Education Teaching Achievement".

5 Monograph: Lu Xun and Eastern Zhejiang Culture

In 2001, he won the third prize of the Fifth Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award of Jilin Province.

2000) "Jilin Province Changbai Mountain Excellent Book Award" first prize.

1 Humanities and Social Sciences Planning Project of the Ministry of Education:

Lu Xun and the Culture of Eastern Zhejiang" (July 1996 - December 1999) Approved funds: 1?60,000 yuan.

Project Approval Number: 96JAQ750?11—440382 Key Project of Social Science Planning of Jilin Province

Traditional Culture and Twentieth Century Chinese Literature" (July 1996 December 2001) Approved funds: 4,000 yuan Project approval number: 9600193 Humanities and Social Science Research of Jilin University**Project:

Lu Xun's Later Ideological Creation and the Construction of Modern Chinese Culture" (December 2000-February 2003).

Approved funding: $8,000.

7 National Social Science ** Project (Second Leader).

Chinese and Foreign Culture and Twentieth Century Chinese Literature" (August 1997-December 2002) approved funding: 30,000 yuan.

1 "Lu Xun and Eastern Zhejiang Culture" (270,000 words).

Jilin University Press, November 1999.

2 Multiple Dialogues: The Emergence of New Chinese Literature

Beijing: People's Literature Publishing House, July 2003 (Owl Series) (350,000 words) <>

1 A Chronology of Mu Mutian's Translations? Revised draft (50,000 words).

Proofreading Notes: 1 "The New Collection of Lu Xun's Essays? Pseudo-Freedom Book (150,000 words), October 2002 edition of the People's Publishing House.

2. "The New Collection of Lu Xun's Essays? Zhun Fengyue Talk" (200,000 words), Zhujiang People's Publishing House, October 2002.