Achievements
Ø Li Huacheng, ‘British Society in the Era of the Black Death: from1348 to 1350’, Social Sciences in China, No.3 (May, 2007), pp.189-200.
Ø Li Huacheng, ‘On the Definition and Research Approach of Social History of Medicine’, Historical Research, No.6 (Feb., 2014).
Ø Li Huacheng, ‘The Flagellant Movement in the Black Death in Western Europe (1348-1349)’, Historical Research, No.1 (Feb., 2013).
Ø Li Huacheng, ‘Knowledge, Mechanism and Society in the Prevention and Control of the Black Death in Western Europe in the 14th Century’, Historical Research, No.2 (April, 2020).
Ø Li Huacheng, ‘The Local Environment of Settlements and the Spread of the Black Death in the 14th Century England’, World History, No. 4 (Aug., 2011).
Ø Yu Gengzhe, ‘Land of Sorcery: The Shift of a Symbol of Cultural Discrimination’, Social Sciences in China, No.2 , 2006.
Ø Yu Gengzhe, ‘Disease and the Tang-Tibetan War’, Historical Research, No.5, 2014.
Ø Yu Gengzhe, ‘A Study of the Differences between Official and Popular Medicine in the Tang Dynasty on the Edicts on Medical Care and Sickness Included in the Edicts of the Heavenly Emperor’, Historical Research, No.1, 2011.
Ø Robert Swanson, ‘Arbitration, Delegation, Conservation: Marginalized Mechanisms for Dispute Resolution in the Pre- Reformation English Church’, Studies in Church History, 56 (2020), 165-181.
Ø Ma Ruiying, ‘The Cognition and Treatment of Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis in Britain in the 20th Century’, Collected Papers of History Studies, No.5, 2019.
Ø Li Bingzhong, ‘Several Issues of the Flu in 1918-1919’, Journal of Historical Science, No.6, 2010.
Ø Wen Yan, ‘Review and Outlook on Northwest Disaster and Famine History Study in Last Hundred Years’, Qinghai Journal of Ethnology, No.7, 2017.
Ø Wen Yan, ‘Characteristics of Natural Disasters in the Northwest China (1912-1949)’, Gansu Social Sciences, No.7, 2012.
Ø Lv Yahu, ‘On the Understanding of Infectious Diseases during Qin and Han Dynasty’, The Journal of Humanities, No.9, 2020.
Ø Guo Xianghong, ‘Women and Philanthropy in Modern Russia’, Journal of Ningxia University (Humanities & Social Sciences Edition), No.3, 2010.
Ø Wang Chenhui, ‘On Medicalization of Inebriety and British Drinking Question Governance in late 19th Century’, Collected Papers of History Studies, No.4, 2022.
Ø Wang Chenhui, ‘The Beerhouse Act of 1830 in England and Changes in Beer Regulations’, World History, No.1, 2017.
Ø Wang Chenhui, ‘Study on the Temperance Movement during Industrial Period of England’, Historical Research in Anhui, No.5, 2020.
Ø Zhang Zixiang, ‘The Changing of Ideas Regarding the Hermaphrodites from the Late Antiquity to the High Middle Ages’, Historical Research in Anhui, No.6, 2019.
Ø Meng Hongbin, ‘The Evolution and Enlightenment of China's Ｒural Medical Insurance System in the Past 70 Years’, Journal of China Agricultural University (Social Sciences), No.5, 2019.
Ø Meng Hongbin, ‘Study of Plight and Financing Mechanism Innovation of New Rural Cooperative Medical Care System’, Journal of Wuhan University of Technology (Social Sciences Edition), No.4, 2007.
Ø Zhang Guangwei, ‘Virtual Simulation for History Education, IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces(VR)’, Osaka, Japan,2019.
