Education: University of Southern California, USA(2008)
Title: Associate professor
Publication: “Capital gains and trading”——Journal of International Financial Market, Institutional and Money
Curriculum Vitae
Ph.D. in Financial Mathematics and Master of Statistics from the University of Southern California, M.S. in Economics from Texas A&M University, and M.S. in Business Administration from Renmin University of China. 26years of study experience with one Ph.D., three master's degrees, and one bachelor's degree in five different disciplines.He has written and published many college textbooks in economics, finance, mathematics and other disciplines, among which "Credit Risk Management"(a set of two books) has the first sales volume among similar books in China. The philosophical and social science monographs "Instinct and Civilization", "A Brief History of Civilization", and "The Right Way to Open the Tao Te Ching" will be published soon. Interdisciplinary learning experiences help to understand and develop knowledge in the fields of finance and economics within the broadest knowledge framework.
He has published multiple papers in international academic journals such as the “Journal of International Financial Market,Institutional and Money”, “Pacific-Basin Finance Journal”, as well as domestic academic journals including "Economic Quarterly,""Financial Research," and "Investment Research." He has also served as an anonymous reviewer for several academic journals.
During his teaching at the China Academy of Financial Development of Central University of Finance and Economics, he was rated as the most thoughtful teacher by students. His teaching is flexible and the classroom atmosphere is relaxed and fun. He is good at closely linking theoretical knowledge with reality, inspiring students to explore the evolutionary logic of knowledge, and enabling students to expand knowledge independently in theory and reality. He used to teach "Probability Theory" course for undergraduates at the National Institute of Development of Peking University.
During his tenure as the dean of a major financial information service institution and in the process of founding his own company, he gained a deep understanding of financial practices and the state of education at all levels. He received funding support from a private university and led the design and development of an intelligent education system, which facilitated intelligent teaching and learning. He also applied his authored textbooks "Calculus" and "Probability Theory" to the entire school's curriculum. With funding support from a certain district's education bureau in Hainan Province, he applied the intelligent education system to secondary school education, enabling real-time assessment, prediction, teaching, and learning content delivery, as well as teacher-student guidance configuration. This approach reduced the teaching burden and improved the effectiveness of student learning.