Name:

XIE Kun

Email:

xiekun0321@jiangnan.edu.cn

Research direction:

Unearthed literature, ancient writing, historical and cultural research

Personal profile

Xie Kun, born in 1987 in Shangqiu, Henan Province, graduated from Wuhan University in 2018. He is now an associate professor and master tutor of Jiangnan University School of Humanities. In recent years, he has presided over a number of research projects such as the National Social Science Foundation and the Ministry of Education. His monograph is "Research on Storage System Seen in Qin Bamboo Slips", and he has participated in writing and compiling several teaching materials. He has published more than ten papers in core journals such as Literature, Jianghan Archaeology, Ancient Civilization, and Agricultural History of China. At present, he is mainly engaged in the collection of unearthed documents and the teaching and research of ancient Chinese.

Learning Experience:

1.2011.09-2014.06 Master of Arts, Institute of Chinese Language and Literature, Southwest University

2.2014.09-2018.06 Doctor of History, Bamboo and Silk Research Center, Wuhan University

Research projects conducted in the last five years (up to 5)

1.2020 - National Social Science Foundation Youth Project - Project name: Research on the storage system of Qin and Han Dynasties found in Unearthed bamboo Slips - Project fund 200,000 yuan;

2.2019 - Humanities and Social Sciences Youth Project of the Ministry of Education - Project name: Collation and research of storage historical materials found in Qin Jiandao - Project funding 80,000 yuan;

3.2019 - Jiangsu Province Social Science Fund Project - Project name: Sorting and Research of Bamboo Slips Unearthed in Jiangsu - Project fund 50,000 yuan;

Representative papers:

1. The source and process of food production in Qin area, Agricultural History of China, CSSCI,2022/03;

2. Riye Qin Jian Reading four Chapters, Jianghan Archaeology, CSSCI,2021/05;

3. A reexploration of the food principles found in the Qin Dynasty, Chinese Agricultural History, CSSCI,2020/05;

4. Riye Qinjian Conjured eight groups, Xie Kun, Literature, CSSCI,2018/03;

5. Escape phenomenon seen by Riye Qin Jian -- Starting from the recovery of "escapable" documents, Xie Kun, Ancient Civilization, CSSCI,2017/01

Other (optional)

1. Third Prize of the 16th Wuxi Philosophy and Social Science Outstanding Achievement in 2023;