Jin Xianghua, Female, Professor of Liaoning University. Ph.D. in Philosophy, from the Renmin University of China. Mainly working on Ethics, Zhuism in East Asia. Instructed courses of History of China Ethical Thoughts, Introduction to Ethics, Guided Reading of the Masterpieces of Chinese Philosophy, and others. Served as Visiting Researcher in Seoul National University (2012. 9~2013. 8), Visiting Researcher in Gakushuin University (2013.11~2013.12), Postdoctoral Researcher in Waseda University (2014.9~2016.8). Hosted project supported by the National Social Science Fund, MOE (Ministry of Education) project of Humanities and Social Sciences, and other international projects. Listed in Outstanding Young Scholars' Growth Plan of Liaoning Province (2014). Awarded by the 8th Liaoning Provincial Government Awards (secondary awards, 2020). Also serving as Director of the Council in Chinese Society for Studying Japanese Philosophies, Director of the Council in Liaoning Society for Philosophy, Adjunct Professor of Yanbian University, Member of Liaoning Jinqiu Hospital Ethics Committee.

Publications:

[1] Harmony between the Heart and the Principle: The Moral World of Teogye Lee Hwang, China Renmin University Press, 2018.

[2] A New Annotation of Luo Qinshun's Theory of Nature --The Discussion of "Ming Confucianism Case," Journal of Social Sciences, 2018.8.

[3] The Historical Formation and Modern Significance of the Concept of "Family Country and World," Guangming Daily Theory Edition, 2019.10.28.

[4] "Images of Qi" in the Neo-Confucianism: On the Example of Cheng Brothers, Jianghai Academic Journal, 2019.2.

[5] The Beginning, Genealogize, and Terminal of the Controversy of "Four Clue Seven Emotion" --The Logical Process of 16th-19th Korean Confucianism, History of Chinese Philosophy, 2013.4.

[6] Korea as a Mirror: Zhuism in Japan, History Teaching and Research, 2017.8.

[7] Korean Confucianism Representing and Interpreting in the Chinese Culture Zone –On the Example of Tuixi Study in China and Japan, Collection of Korean Philosophy, 2018,6.

[8] On the Theoretical Contradiction of Luo Qinshun's Kun Zhi Ji, Thought and Religion of Asia, 2017.3.

[9] The Concept of East Asia and Its Philosophical Reflection: Based on the Theory of Modernity Narrative, Asia: Perspectives and Insights –Development through Collaborations, Vol.6.