Personal Details
Name: Dr. Chen Zhanfeng
Place of Birth: Lantian, Shaanxi Province, China
Title: Associate Professor
Address: Institute of Chinese Thought and Culture at Northwest University
Tel. 86-29-88302849

Academic Qualifications
BA in Chinese language and Literature (Four Class), Shaanxi Normal University, Xi’an, China (1995)
MA in education of Chinese language and Literature (with distinction), Shaanxi Normal University, Xi’an, China (2000)
PhD in Chinese Thought and Culture, Northwest University, Xi’an, China (2005) (Title: ‘The Research about Relation between The Book of Songs study and Lixue in Song Dynasty’) (supervised by Professor Zhang Qizhi and examined and passed by Northwest University, Xi’an, in 2005)

Present Position
Jul. 2005 to present – Lecturer in Institute of Chinese Thought and Culture at Northwest University, Xi’an

Previous Employment
Jul.1995- Jul.2002 – Full-time teacher in Chinese, Chang’an First Middle School, Xi’an

Awards and Professional Memberships
2007-12 – Recipient of Shaanxi Province Excellent PhD Paper
2009-09 –Recipient of 2008-2009 Excellent Teacher of Northwest University
2009-10 –Recipient of Second Award in Social Science Excellent Production of Shaanxi High Education
2009-12 –Recipient of Third Award in Shaanxi Province 9th Philosophy and Social Science Excellent Production

List of Publications
Books
Published
1. The Research about Relation between The Book of Songs study and Lixue in Song Dynasty (300 000 words) ( Xi’an: Shaanxi Renmin Press, 2006 ). 2. Ju’an And Siwei ( One of Chinese Traditional Culture Classical Readers) (150 000 words) ( Xi’an: Xi’an Press, 2008). 3. With Zhang Qizhi，Chinese Traditional Culture (Third Edition) (250 000 words) ( Beijing: High Education Press, 2010)

Contributions to books and journals
Published
1.‘The Two Methods and Their Inner Relation in the Scholarship about The Book of Songs in Song Dynasty’ (8500 words), in The Journal of Northwest University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition )(2008). 2.‘The Similarities and Differences in Sun-Yi Thoughe of Lao Tzu and Yizhuan’(8700 words), in The Journal of Hu’nan University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition )(2009). 3.‘Wang Bo’s Viewpoint about The Book of Songs and Plan to Delete Poems’(15000 words), in The Journal of Chinese Culture (2010). 4.‘The Argument about Character and Significance of Hou Wailu’s Jingxue Research’(8500 words), in The Journal of Northwest University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition )(2011).