Han Sheng’s professor profile

Han Sheng: Male, born in 1957, from Haian, Jiangsu. Professor of the History Department of Fudan University, doctoral supervisor, and speaker of CCTV's "Hundred Schools Forum". He is a foreign researcher at the East-West Academic Research Institute of Kansai University, Japan, a distinguished researcher at the Buddhist Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and a part-time professor at the Institute of Religious Studies of Xiamen University. Executive director and vice president of the China Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties History Society, director of the China Tang History Society, executive director of the China Japan History Society, director of the Fujian History Society, member of the Japan Tang Dynasty History Society, and recipient of special allowances from the State Council. Published at home and abroad: "The Ancestors of the Toraijin Inheritance and the Form of the Torai", "Research on the Mainland Immigration in Ancient Japan", "The Biography of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty", "Haidong Collection - A Factual Research on the History of Ancient East Asia", "History of the Formation of the East Asian World" ", "Zhengsangyuan", "Historians Talk about History: The Vast Sui-Tang Road", "Sending Envoys to the Tang Dynasty and Learned Monks" and other monographs, and published more than 150 papers on ancient Chinese history, East Asian world history, Buddhist history, and history and genetics research.