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| 1 | Andrea ACRI, École Pratique des Hautes Études (EPHE), PSL University Andrea ACRI, 法國高等實踐學院 (EPHE)、PSL 大學  |
Andrea Acri (PhD Leiden University, 2011; Habil. Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, 2024) is Associate Professor in Tantric Studies in the Religious Studies section of the École Pratique des Hautes Études (EPHE), PSL University, Paris. He investigates tantric traditions in South and Southeast Asia from a text-historical and artistic perspective, with particular emphasis on intra-Asian maritime circulation and the interactions between Śaiva and Buddhist traditions in premodern insular Southeast Asia. He is the Principal Investigator of the ERC-funded project MANTRATANTRAM (Monsoon Asia as the Nexus for the TRAnsfer of TANTRA along the Maritime routes), which focuses on the transmission of esoteric knowledge across South and Southeast Asia, combining philological, art historical, and digital humanities approaches. In addition, he serves as Lead Researcher in the ERC Synergy project MANTRAMS (Mantras in Religion, Media, and Society in Global Southern Asia), hosted at the universities of Vienna, Tübingen, Oxford, and the EPHE from 2024 to 2030. |
| 2 | BAI Bing, Heidelberg University 白冰, 德國海德堡大學  |
白冰，德國海德堡大學東亞藝術史系博士生。本科與碩士分別畢業於清華大學與中國人民大學。2019至2024年擔任德國海德堡科學院“中國佛教石經”項目學術助理，2024–2025年哈佛大學藝術史系訪問學者。研究興趣爲元代藝術史，尤其關注倪瓚的書畫真僞鑑定、藝術實踐與社交網絡。在《中國書法》《書法研究》《故宮博物院院刊》《裝飾》《南京藝術學院學報(美術與設計版)》等期刊發表論文多篇。
Bai Bing is a PhD candidate in the Department of East Asian Art History at Heidelberg University, Germany. She received his bachelor’s degree from Tsinghua University and his master’s degree from Renmin University of China. From 2019 to 2024, she served as an academic assistant for the “Chinese Buddhist Stone Sutras” project at the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. In 2024–2025, he was a visiting scholar in the Department of History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University. His research interests focus on Yuan dynasty art history, with particular attention to the authentication of Ni Zan’s paintings and calligraphy, his artistic practices, and his social networks. He has published multiple articles in journals such as Chinese Calligraphy, Calligraphy Studies, Palace Museum Journal, Zhuangshi, and the Journal of Nanjing University of the Arts (Fine Arts & Design Edition). |
| 3 | BIAN Huiyuan, Minzu University of China 邊慧媛, 中央民族大學 |
印度語言文學專業博士，現爲中央民族大學中華民族共同體學院、外國語學院講師，研究方向爲中印文化交流史，南亞宗教文化，近現代印度語言文學。
Ph.D. in Indian Language and Literature，currently a Lecturer at the School of the Chinese Nation Studies and the School of Foreign Languages, Minzu University of China. Research interests focus on the history of Sino-Indian cultural exchanges, South Asian religious cultures, and modern Indian languages and literature. |
| 4 | Nadine BREGLER, University of Hamburg 傅佩琳, 德國漢堡大學  |
Nadine Bregler is currently a Glorisun Postdoctoral Fellow specialising in medieval Chinese history and manuscript studies. Her research centres on previously overlooked Buddhist poetry collections dating from the ninth to the twelfth centuries. Focusing on the transition from manuscript culture to the introduction of print, she examines how texts were compiled, organised, and edited during the Song dynasty (960–1279), particularly in light of the loss of many Tang-era (618–907) manuscripts.
Nadine Bregler completed her PhD at the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Culture at the University of Hamburg in 2025. Her doctoral thesis analysed literary multiple-text manuscripts from Dunhuang, reassessing their use and value for both producers and later users. She has published in edited volumes, including Saved from Desert Sands: Re-discovering Objects on the Silk Roads (Brill, 2024), where she discusses the handling and use of manuscripts as objects, and Graffiti Scratched, Scrawled, Sprayed: Towards a Cross-Cultural Understanding (De Gruyter, 2023), in which she examines Chinese graffiti in Dunhuang. |
| 5 | CHEN Huangrui, Beijing Yanshan Press 陳黃蕊, 北京燕山出版社 |
陳黃蕊，中國人民大學和芝加哥大學聯合培養歷史學博士。曾入職聯合國教科文組織，主持國家社科基金“加州學派的歷史解釋理論與方法的新突破研究”（20CZS002，已結項）。
CHEN Huangrui, Ph.D. in History jointly trained by Renmin University of China and the University of Chicago. Formerly served at UNESCO. Principal Investigator of the National Social Science Fund project “New Breakthroughs in the Historical Interpretive Theory and Methodology of the California School” (No. 20CZS002), which has been completed. |
| 6 | CHEN Jinhua, University of British Columbia 陳金華, 加拿大英屬哥倫比亞大學  |
Jinhua Chen, a native of Minhou, Fujian, is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and Professor in the Department of Asian Studies at the University of British Columbia, where he also long held the prestigious Canada Research Chair in East Asian Buddhism. His research spans a wide range of fields, including the history of interactions between monks and laity in East Asia, medieval Buddhist sectarian historiography, apocryphal scriptures, medieval Buddhist hagiographical literature, Buddhist translation literature, monastic economy, Chan/Zen history, Buddhism and technological innovation, and Buddhism-mediated cross-cultural exchange. His scholarship combines rigorous philological research with broad intellectual-historical vision. Professor Chen has published six scholarly monographs, with three more forthcoming, edited and co-edited more than forty volumes, and authored over one hundred academic articles. His research projects have received support from major international funding institutions, including the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, the Max Planck Institutes, and the U.S. National Humanities Center. In recent years, he has directed the major international collaborative project “From the Ground Up: Buddhism and East Asian Religions” (FROGBEAR), which seeks to rethink important dimensions of Buddhism and East Asian religions through interdisciplinary approaches while further advancing the internationalization of East Asian Buddhist Studies.
陳金華，福建閩侯人，加拿大皇家學會院士、英屬哥倫比亞大學亞洲研究系教授，曾長期擔任加拿大國立東亞佛教講座教授。研究涉及東亞僧俗互動史、中古佛教宗派歷史編纂學、疑偽經研究、中古僧傳文學、佛教翻譯文學、寺院經濟、禪宗史、佛教與技術革新、佛教與中外交流等多個領域，兼具嚴密文獻考證與宏觀思想史視野，已出版學術專著6部、待刊3部、合編論文集40余部，發表論文100余篇。項目屢獲加拿大國家社科基金、日本學術振興會、德國洪堡基金會、馬普研究所，以及美國國家人文研究中心等國際權威機構資助。近年主持“拔地入雲”（FROGBEAR）大型國際合作項目，旨在通過跨學科視角，重構佛學與東亞宗教的重要面向，並推動東亞佛教研究的國際化。 |
| 7 | Necati DEMIRCAN, Shanghai University Necati DEMIRCAN, 上海大學  |
Necati Demircan received his bachelor’s degree from the International Relations at Sakarya University in 2017. From 2018 to 2021, he completed his master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy at Shanghai University. Demircan is currently a PhD candidate in the Global Studies at Shanghai University. He is also an editorial board member of Belt and Road Initiative Quarterly (BRIQ). |
| 8 | Jiayi GAO, Peking University 高嘉誼, 北京大學  |
高嘉誼，北京大學藝術學院藝術史方向博士研究生，大阪大學東洋美術史研究室聯合培養。主要研究方向爲東亞美術史、佛教美術與墓葬美術，關注東亞觀音圖像的傳播、聖地信仰的視覺建構等問題，已在《南京藝術學院學報（美術與設計版）》、《形象史學》等期刊發表論文數篇。
Jiayi Gao is a PhD candidate in Art History at the School of Arts, Peking University, and spent one year as a CSC-funded visiting doctoral researcher at the Laboratory of East Asian Art History, Osaka University. Her main research interests include East Asian art history, Buddhist art, and tomb art. She focuses on the transmission of Avalokiteśvara imagery in East Asia and the visual construction of sacred-site beliefs. She has published several articles in journals and collections such as Journal of Nanjing University of the Arts (Fine Arts & Design) and Image Historical Studies. |
| 9 | GE Chengyong, China Academy of Cultural Heritage 葛承雍, 中國文化遺產研究院 |
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| 10 | Ruilong GONG, University of Hamburg 宮瑞龍, 德國漢堡大學  |
宮瑞龍現為德國漢堡大學寫本文化研究中心漢學博士候選人，2018年畢業於北京大學，獲材料化學學士及漢語言文學學士雙學位，2023年獲臺灣大學中國文學碩士學位。其碩士論文《六朝書籍形制與閱讀方式的交互研究——以陶淵明個案為例》，著重考察中古中國書籍形制與閱讀實踐之間的關係。其研究興趣涉及中國古代書籍史、古典文獻學與目錄學、文本的形成與傳播、寫本文化等領域。基於對文本物質性的關注，其目前的博士研究主要探討早期與中古中國文本編纂、排序與分篇的原則，特別關注文本單元的組織編排與“內”“外”劃分，而這一概念框架可能也對後世佛教的“內／外典”觀念有所影響。
Ruilong Gong is a PhD candidate in Sinology at the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC), University of Hamburg. He received dual Bachelor’s degrees in Material Chemistry (B.Sc.) and Chinese Language and Literature (B.A.) from Peking University in 2018, and completed his MA in Chinese Literature at National Taiwan University in 2023. His MA thesis, A Study of the Book Format and Reading Method of the Six Dynasties: A Case Study of Tao Yuanming, examined the relationship between book forms and reading practices in medieval China. His research interests include book history in premodern China, classical Chinese philology and bibliography, the formation and transmission of texts, and manuscript cultures. With a particular interest in the materiality of texts, his current doctoral research investigates principles of textual compilation, sequencing, and division in early and medieval China, with special attention to the organization of textual units and classifications of “inner” and “outer” divisions, conceptual frameworks that may have contributed to the later Buddhist notion of “nei/wai dian” (內／外典, “Inner/Outer Canons”). |
| 11 | GU Xinchun, Shandong University 谷新春, 山東大學 |
谷新春，男，山東大學藝術學院助理研究員，主要研究方向爲中國古代佛教物質文化，目前聚焦於中國及域外轉輪藏相關問題研究，已經發表相關論文若干篇。
Gu Xinchun, male, Research Associate at the School of Art, Shandong University. His main research focuses on the material culture of ancient Chinese Buddhism, with a current emphasis on the revolving bookcase in China and overseas. He has published several academic papers on related topics. |
| 12 | GUAN Juntian, Nankai University 關珺天, 南開大學 |
關珺天，南開大學歷史學學士（2020-2024），南開大學歷史學碩士在讀（2024-至今），研究方向爲明清史、近世東亞思想文化史。具備中文、英文、韓文、滿文多語言學習經歷。目前獲“全球南開獎學金”資助，於韓國釜山大學國際與區域研究系進行交換學習。
Guan Juntian. Bachelor of History, Nankai University (2020–2024). Currently a postgraduate student pursuing a Master’s degree in History at Nankai University (2024–present). Her long-term research explores Sino-Korean intellectual history in transnational approaches, with a focus on early modern East Asia. She possesses multilingual abilities, having received training in Chinese, English, Korean and Manchu. Supported by the Global Nankai Scholarship, she is now an exchange student at the Department of International and Area Studies, Pusan National University, South Korea. |
| 13 | Matthew HALE, Harvard University 馬修, 哈佛大學  |
Matthew A. Hale is a translator, editor, researcher, and writer currently based in Nashville, Tennessee, after having lived in China for fifteen years. His recent work has focused on academic texts dealing with Buddhism, history, anthropology, and social movements. Hale’s Ph.D. dissertation examined several smallholder organizations in China’s New Rural Reconstruction Movement from 2006 to 2012. He has studied Modern Chinese since the 1990s, Literary and Buddhist Chinese since the 2000s, and a few other languages, including Classical and Modern Tibetan. His personal interests include birdwatching, Ashtanga yoga, communist theory, and the intersection between Buddhism, activism, and mental health. |
| 14 | HOU Haoran, Zhejiang University 侯浩然, 浙江大學  |
Hou Haoran holds the position of ZJU 100 Young Professor of School of History at Zhejiang University. His received his PhD from the Institute for Indology and Central Asian Studies at Leipzig University, Germany. During his doctoral studies, he worked as a research assistant at the CERES of the University of Bochum, Germany. Before joining Zhejiang University, he spent two years as a post-doctoral researcher in the Shui Mu Scholars Programme (水木學者) at the School of Humanities, Tsinghua University. His academic interests focus on Tibetan hagiographical and historical writings and on the Chinese, Tibetan and Tangut Tantric texts excavated at the site of Kharakhoto.
侯浩然，浙江大學歷史學院“新百人計划”研究員。博士畢業於德國萊比錫大學印度與中亞研究所。曾在德國波鴻大學宗教研究中心擔任助理研究員、在清華大學人文學院從事“水木學者”博士後研究工作。學術興趣為西藏的歷史文獻、藏文高僧傳記、黑水城出土的漢藏西夏多語種佛教文獻研究。 |
| 15 | Yi HU, University of Pennsylvania 胡易, 美國賓州大學 |
Hu Yi is a master’s student in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at the University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on early and medieval Chinese history, with interests in political culture, elite society, and institutional transformation.
胡易是賓夕法尼亞大學東亞語言與文明系的研究生。他的研究方向是中國早期和中世紀曆史，尤其關注政治文化、精英社會和制度轉型。 |
| 16 | HU Yuxin, Liaoning Normal University 胡毓昕, 遼寧師範大學 |
胡毓昕：女，1995年12月，山西高平人，博士研究生，遼寧師範大學歷史文化學院講師，主要研究佛教考古。
Hu Yuxin: Female, born in December 1995 in Gaoping, Shanxi Province; Ph.D. graduate; Lecturer at the School of History and Culture, Liaoning Normal University; specializes in Buddhist archaeology. |
| 17 | HUI Wen, Ghent University 慧聞, 比利時根特大學 |
慧聞，斯里蘭卡佩拉德尼亞巴利語與佛教研究碩士、英國倫敦國王學院宗教學碩士，現爲比利時根特大學語言與文化系佛教研究中心博士研究生。其博士論文聚集於敦煌莫高窟的藻井圖案，探討其中所蘊含的涵義及其在中古中國佛教實踐中的宗教意義。其研究興趣包括佛教歷史與佛教藝術、敦煌佛教藝術、絲綢之路文化交流等。 |
| 18 | JIANG Yi, Hunan Yuelu Publishing House 姜伊, 湖南嶽麓書社  |
嶽麓書社編輯，本、碩、博均就讀於四川大學歷史文化學院考古學專業，2025年獲歷史學博士學位。曾獲國家留基委資助，赴日本京都大學進行聯合培養。研究方向爲漢唐考古、美術考古。曾在《考古學集刊》《自然科學史研究》等期刊上發表論文。
Editor of Yuelu Publishing House
Research Interests: Han-Tang Archaeology & Art Archaeology Publications include articles in Archaeological Collectanea and Studies in the History of Natural Sciences. |
| 19 | KANG Hao, Shanghai Normal University 康昊, 上海師範大學 |
康昊，上海師範大學人文學院副教授。
Associate Professor, School of Humanities, Shanghai Normal University |
| 20 | KUO Feng-Yan, Fo Guang University 郭鳳妍, 佛光大學 |
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| 21 | LEI Yang, Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales (Inalco) 雷陽, 法國國立東方語言文明學院 |
雷陽，法國國立東方語言文明學院（Inalco）副教授，2020年於法國高等研究實踐學院（EPHE）獲宗教史博士學位。其主要研究領域爲明清中國宗教的感官文化史，特別關注聽覺與聲音維度。 其博士論文（專書待刊）探討1420至1900年間北京寺廟鐘聲如何塑造帝都的神聖空間。 此外，其學術興趣亦涵蓋二十世紀初的法國漢學史，特別關注現代漢學的方法論轉型。 曾譯沙畹著作《泰山》（商務印書館，2024）。
LEI Yang is an Associate Professor of imperial Chinese history at the Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales (Inalco) in Paris. His research focuses on the religious and sensory histories of premodern and modern China (Ming-Qing), as well as the history of French sinology during the 19th and 20th centuries. |
| 22 | LI Hailei, Sichuan Fine Arts Institute 李海磊, 四川美術學院 |
李海磊，畢業於上海大學，獲博士學位，現爲四川美術學院副教授，碩士研究生導師，西部藝術與中華民族共同體研究院特聘研究員，重慶市“巴渝青年學者”。中國美術家協會會員、中國敦煌吐魯番學會會員。主持國家社科基金青年項目《三至九世紀絲綢之路壁畫中的民族交融圖像史研究》，主持省社科重點項目等4項（已完成3項）。在《光明日報》《中國美術研究》《絲路文化研究》等期刊發表學術論文20餘篇。曾參加“絲路文明與龜茲文化歷史研究國際學術研討會暨第八屆龜茲學年會”、“第二屆敦煌多民族文化的交往交流交融學術研討會”、“絲綢之路文化遺產保護與利用國際產學研用論壇”、“絲綢之路歷史文化與中華文明突出特性研討會”、“全國美術高峯論壇”、“第七屆全國藝術學青年學者論壇”等重要學術論壇，並做大會發言。
Li Hailei, a doctoral graduate from Shanghai University, currently serves as an associate professor and master’s supervisor at Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, a specially appointed researcher at the Western Art and Chinese National Community Research Institute, and a “Bayu Young Scholar” in Chongqing. He is a member of the China Artists Association and the China Dunhuang-Turpan Society. He has led four major research projects, including the National Social Science Fund Youth Project “A Study on the History of Ethnic Integration Images in Silk Road Murals from the 3rd to the 9th Centuries” and key provincial social science projects (three of which have been completed). He has published over 20 academic papers in journals such as Guangming Daily, China Art Research, and Silk Road Culture Research. He has participated in numerous prestigious academic conferences, including the International Academic Symposium on Silk Road Civilization and Kucha Cultural History and the 8th Annual Conference on Kucha Studies, the Second Academic Symposium on Interactions and Integration of Multicultural Cultures in Dunhuang, the International Forum on the Protection and Utilization of Silk Road Cultural Heritage, the Symposium on Silk Road History and Culture and Distinctive Features of Chinese Civilization, the National High-Level Forum on Fine Arts, and the 7th National Young Scholars Forum on Art Studies, where he delivered keynote speeches. |
| 23 | LI Jing, Taizhou University 李婧, 台州學院 |
李婧，女，漢族，蘭州大學中國史碩士，華東師範大學美術學博士，現任台州學院藝術與設計學院美術系副主任、台州學院美育通識分中心副主任，主要研究佛教美術史與佛教文獻，在《南藝學報》《中國美術研究》《形象史學》《國學論衡》等CSSCI來源期刊（含集刊）發表論文多篇；論文曾入選“2023美國亞洲研究協會年會（AAS）”、第十五屆、十六屆、十八屆“全國高校美術史學年會”、“北京大學藝術學國際博士生學術論壇”等學術論壇；參與國家中信部和財政部重大工程項目、國家社科基金藝術學重大項目子課題、一般項目等；主持2025年度教育部人文社會科學研究青年基金、台州市哲社規劃一般課題、台州市教科規劃重點課題等。
Li Jing, female, of Han ethnicity. She earned her Master’s degree in Chinese History from Lanzhou University and Doctoral degree in Fine Arts from East China Normal University. Currently, she serves as Deputy Director of the Fine Arts Department, School of Art & Design, and Deputy Director of the General Education Center for Aesthetic Education, Taizhou University. Her research focuses on the history of Buddhist art and Buddhist texts. She has published numerous papers in CSSCI-indexed journals and collected works, including Journal of Nanjing Arts Institute, Chinese Art Research, Iconographical Historiography and Journal of Traditional Chinese Studies. Her papers have been selected for major academic conferences such as the 2023 Annual Conference of the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) in the United States, the 15th, 16th and 18th National Annual Conference on Art History of Chinese Universities, and the International Doctoral Forum in Art Studies at Peking University. She has participated in major projects sponsored by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Finance of China, as well as sub-projects and general projects of the National Social Science Fund for Art Studies. Meanwhile, she presides over the 2025 Youth Fund Project of Humanities and Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education, general projects of Taizhou Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning, and key projects of Taizhou Education Science Planning. |
| 24 | LI Meng, Fudan University 李猛, 復旦大學  |
李猛，復旦大學中文系副教授。研究方向爲漢唐文獻尤其關注晉唐佛教文獻、佛教史，兼及六朝文學、六朝史。出版專著《齊梁皇室的佛教信仰與撰述》，發表論文三十餘篇。
Li Meng, Associate Professor in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Fudan University, specializes in Han through Tang texts, with emphasis on Jin through Tang Buddhist literature and history, as well as Six Dynasties literature and history. He is the author of The Buddhist Faith and Writings of the Qi and Liang Imperial Houses and has published over thirty articles. |
| 25 | LI Shengping, Zhejiang University 李生平, 浙江大學 |
江西師範大學歷史文化與旅遊學院講師。
Lecturer at the School of History, Culture and Tourism, Jiangxi Normal University. |
| 26 | LI Wenwen, Henan University 李雯雯, 河南大學 |
李雯雯，河南大學歷史文化學院，副教授。
Li Wenwen, Associate Professor, School of History and Culture, Henan University. |
| 27 | LI Xiaojia, Northeast Normal University 李曉嘉, 東北師範大學  |
東北師範大學世界古典文明史研究所（IHAC）科研博士後，目前主要研究拜占庭早期史家作品中的“波斯”相關史料，關注拜占庭早期身份認同構建中“波斯”所起作用與影響。碩士學習階段師從張小貴教授以研薩珊伊朗與瑣羅亞斯德教史，對薩珊伊朗初期宗教政策較熟悉；博士學習階段師從林英教授，對薩珊銀幣、海/陸絲綢之路西段以及拜占庭-薩珊雙邊關係交往等方面有長遠的學術興趣。
Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of History of Ancient Civilizations (IHAC), Northeast Normal University. My current research focuses on historical sources related to “Persia” in the works of early Byzantine historians, with a particular emphasis on the role and influence of “Persia” in the construction of early Byzantine identity. During my master’s studies, I studied under Professor Zhang Xiaogui, focusing on the history of Sassanian Iran and Zoroastrianism, and am well-versed in the religious policies of early Sassanian Iran. During my doctoral studies, I studied under Professor Lin Ying and have developed a long-standing academic interest in Sassanian silver coins, the western segments of the Maritime and Land Silk Roads, and Byzantine-Sassanian bilateral relations. |
| 28 | LIAN Haochen, Peking University 廉皓晨, 北京大學  |
專業領域爲漢文佛教目録、中國佛教史學。近期關注《出三藏記集》《佛祖統紀》等文獻的研究。近年在《中華文史論叢》《文獻》等發表論文多篇。
My research focuses on the the history of Chinese buddhist bibliography and Chinese buddhist historiography. Recently I am working on the study of Chu sanzang jiji and Fozu tongji. I have published a number of articles in academic journals such as Zhonghua wenshi luncong (Journal of Chinese Literature and History) and Wenxian (The Documentation). |
| 29 | LIN Yiting, Fudan University 林奕婷, 复旦大學  |
復旦大學文物與博物館學系2023級博士研究生，研究方向爲研究方向爲東亞禮制物質文化與陶瓷史研究。
PhD candidate (Class of 2023), Department of Cultural Heritage and Museology, Fudan University. Research interests include East Asian ritual material culture and ceramic history. |
| 30 | LIU Tong, Zhejiang University 劉彤, 浙江大學 |
劉彤，山西呂梁人，浙江大學歷史學院中國古代史專業博士生。
Liu Tong, from Lüliang, Shanxi, is a doctoral student in Ancient Chinese History at the School of History, Zhejiang University. |
| 31 | LIU Yi, Capital Normal University 劉屹, 首都師範大學  |
Liu Yi, was born in Beijing in 1972. In 2000, he obtained his Ph.D. from the Department of History at Capital Normal University, where he subsequently took up a teaching position. Currently, he is a professor, doctoral supervisor, and dean at the School of History of Capital Normal University, as well as the vice president of the China Dunhuang and Turfan Society. His areas of expertise are Dunhuang studies and the religious history of medieval China. He has published over 160 academic papers, research book reviews, and translations in various domestic and international journals and anthologies. He has authored and edited eight monographs and collections of essays: “Reverence for Heaven and the Exaltation of the Dao: The Intellectual History Background of the Formation of Medieval Confucian and Daoist Thoughts” (2005), “Classics and History: A Collection of Studies on Daoist Scriptures from Dunhuang” (2011), “Divinity and Regionality: Studies on the Daoist Belief World between the Han and Tang Dynasties” (2011), “Daoist Scriptures of Dunhuang and Medieval Daoism” (2013), “Historical and Documentary Studies of Han and Tang Daoism: Selected Works of Liu Yi” (2015), “Introduction to the Study of Chinese Daoism History” (2017), “Historical Studies on the Lingbao Scriptures of the Six Dynasties” (2018), and “Longsha Lun Dao Ji” (2020). He has successfully completed two general projects and one key project funded by the National Social Science Fund, as well as one project supported by the Ministry of Education’s Humanities and Social Sciences.His research is characterized by the use of historical analysis to study the formation and ideological contexts of religious scriptures. From 1996 to 2016, his primary research focus was on Daoist history and scriptures. In terms of Daoist history, he has critically examined the historical model of the “Five Pecks of Rice Dao to Celestial Master Dao” lineage. Regarding Daoist scriptures, he has conducted specialized research on texts such as the “Taiping Jing,” “Laozi Xiang Er Zhu,” “Laozi Hua Hu Jing,” “Laozi Bian Hua Jing,” “Sheng Xuan Nei Jiao Jing,” “Tai Shang Miao Fa Ben Xiang Jing,” and the “Lingbao Scriptures” of the Six Dynasties. Since 2017, he has shifted his focus to the study of medieval Buddhism, with particular interest in the history of Buddhism in the Western Regions, overland Buddhist trade routes between China and India, the history and art of Buddhism’s initial transmission to China, and comparative studies on Indian Buddhist “Dharma decline” prophecies and East Asian Buddhist “end of the Dharma” concepts.
劉屹，男，漢族，1972年生於北京。1990—2000年，在首都師範大學歷史系（歷史學院），先後獲得本科、碩士和博士學位。2000年留校任教。2007年，獲批教育部“新世紀優秀人才”。2023年獲批中宣部哲學社會科學領軍人才。現任首都師範大學歷史學院教授，博士生導師，院長，中國敦煌吐魯番學會副會長。專業領域為敦煌學、中古宗教史。已在國內外各種專業學術刊物、論文集上發表專題論文、研究書評、譯稿等160多篇，出版專著和論文集8部：《敬天與崇道——中古經教道教形成的思想史背景》（2005）、《經典與歷史——敦煌道經研究論集》（2011）、《神格與地域——漢唐間道教信仰世界研究》（2011）、《敦煌道經與中古道教》（2013）、《漢唐道教的歷史與文獻研究——劉屹自選集》（2015）、《中國道教史研究入門》（2017）、《六朝道教古靈寶經的歷史學研究》（2018）、《龍沙論道集》（2020）。其中，《敬天與崇道》獲得第九屆北京市哲學社會科學優秀成果二等獎（2006）。《六朝道教古靈寶經的歷史學研究》入選《國家哲學社會科學成果文庫》（2018）並獲第十五屆北京市哲學社會科學優秀成果一等獎（2019）。先後承擔並完成2項國家社科基金一般項目，1項教育部人文社會科學面上項目，在研1項國家社科基金重點項目。 硏究特點：注重以歷史學分析史料的方法來研討宗教典籍的形成與思想脈絡。1996—2016年的主要研究領域是道教歷史與文獻。在道教歷史方面，對早期道教的“五斗米道—天師道”一線單傳的歷史模式提出質疑。在道教文獻方面，對《太平經》《老子想爾注》《老子化胡經》《老子變化經》《昇玄內教經》《太上妙法本相經》等道書和六朝的“古靈寶經”有專門的研究。2017年以來，轉向中古佛教研究，目前對西域佛教史、中印佛教陸路交通路線、佛教初傳中國時期的歷史與藝術、印度佛教的“法滅”預言與東亞佛教的“末法思想”問題比較關注。 |
| 32 | LIU Yuanyuan, Shanghai Normal University 劉園園, 上海師範大學 |
上海師範大學博士後，研究方向：佛教文獻學，佛教史。
Postdoc, Shanghai Normal University. Research Fields: Buddhist Philology, Buddhist History. |
| 33 | LÜ Bo, Duo, Yunnan University 呂多, 雲南大學 |
呂多，1993年生，陝西西安人，雲南油畫學會會員，雲南大學昌新國際藝術學院助教。研究方向爲現當代藝術評論、佛教造像藝術。
Lyu Duo, born in 1993 in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, is a member of the Yunnan Oil Painting Society and an assistant professor at the Changxin International College of Art, YNU. She research focuses on modern and contemporary art criticism and Buddhist sculpture art. |
| 34 | MAEDA Kana, Tama Art University 前田佳那, 日本多摩美術大學 |
現任多摩美術大學專任講師。九州大學文學博士（2025）。國立臺灣大學訪問研究員（2020-2022）、日本學術振興會（JSPS）特別研究員DC1（2020-2023）、九州大学人文科学研究院助教（2024-2025）。主要研究領域為北宋山水畫史。
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| 35 | Rodolfo MAGGIO, University of Helsinki 馬道夫, 赫爾辛基大學  |
Rodolfo Maggio is an anthropologist of the Asia-Pacific region currently working at the University of Helsinki. Since 2011, he has been conducting ethnographic fieldwork in the Solomon Islands, with a focus on intercultural relations, moral economy, and religion. He is a member of the ERC Project “Properties of Units and Standards”. During his most recent field trips in 2024 and 2026, he researched the Chinese presence and influence in Honiara, Marovo Lagoon, and Malaita. Besides his forthcoming publications, this work is featured in Global Knowledge Production about China by Julie Chen (2026: 190-91), Garland Magazine, and the Nordic Asia Podcast. |
| 36 | MAO Yangguang, Luoyang Normal University 毛陽光, 洛陽師範學院 |
洛陽師範學院歷史文化學院教授。
Professor at History and Culture Collage, Luoyang Normal University. |
| 37 | Ishati MOTLA, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU)/Nava Nalanda Mahavihara Ishati MOTLA, 德國慕尼黑大學/納瓦那爛陀摩訶毗訶羅  |
Ishati Motla is a Ph.D. candidate in Buddhist Studies at Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, India. Her doctoral research, titled “Food, Dietary Habits and Monastic Codes as Reflected in Pāli Literature,” examines the ethical and disciplinary dimensions of food practices in early Buddhist monasticism. Working with primary sources such as the Vinaya Piṭaka and Nikāyas, her research analyzes how dietary regulations reflect core Buddhist principles including moderation, non-harm, and renunciation. Her broader interests include early Buddhist ethics, monastic discipline, and Pāli textual traditions. She has presented her research at international conferences, including the International Association of Buddhist Studies (IABS). |
| 38 | Neng Reng, The Research Institute of Buddhist Culture of China 能仁, 中國佛教文化研究所 |
能仁，中國佛教文化研究所辦公室副主任、《佛學研究》編輯部主任。中國人民大學哲學碩士、中國佛學院中國佛教史專業博士生， 研究方向爲中國佛教史、三教關係、禪學、《房山石經》。
Neng Ren is Deputy Director of the Office of the Institute of Chinese Buddhist Culture and Managing Editor of Buddhist Studies. He holds an MA in Philosophy from Renmin University of China and is a PhD candidate in Chinese Buddhist History at the Chinese Buddhist Academy. His research interests include Chinese Buddhist history, the relationship between Buddhism and the other two teachings (Confucianism and Daoism), Chan/Zen studies, and the Fangshan Stone Sutras. |
| 39 | Michael NORTON, Harvard University 諾麥克, 哈佛大學  |
Michael Norton is a PhD Candidate in History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University. Prior to beginning his doctoral work, he received his MA from Tsinghua University (2019), where he studied Chinese Buddhist art and archaeology of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. He received his BA in Chinese Language and Asian Studies with a minor in Art History from Vassar College (2014). His research addresses Buddhist cosmological imagery, ecological themes in sculpture and painting, and visual depictions of sound and acoustic motifs. in mediating the relationship between the body and the cosmos. Additionally, he is interested in the representation of gender in Chinese painting, the role of zoomorphic and environmental imagery in sculpture and painting, and visual depictions of sound and acoustic motifs. He has previously worked as a visiting instructor at both Boston College and Vassar College. |
| 40 | PAN Xiaoxi, Shenzhen University 潘小溪, 深圳大學  |
深圳大學人文學院助理教授。中國人民大學哲學博士，浙江大學歷史學院博士後研究員。牛津大學東方學系交換生，日本早稻田大學佛教學系訪問學者，臺灣法鼓文理學院訪問學者。多篇論文發表於《世界宗教研究》《佛學研究》《中國宗教》等學術期刊。主要研究領域：佛經翻譯、犍陀羅佛教、魏晉南北朝思想史、文學批評等。
Assistant Professor at the School of Humanities, Shenzhen University; Ph.D. in Philosophy from Renmin University of China; Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of History, Zhejiang University. Exchange student at the Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Oxford; Visiting Scholar at the Department of Buddhist Studies, Waseda University; Visiting Scholar at the Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts, Taiwan. Has published multiple papers in academic journals such as Studies in World Religions, Buddhist Studies, and China Religion. Main research areas: Buddhist scripture translation, Gandharan Buddhism, intellectual history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and literary criticism. |
| 41 | PI Jinling, Central Academy of Fine Arts 皮金靈, 中央美術學院 |
皮金靈，中央美術學院人文學院2023級博士研究生，研究方向爲佛教美術與石窟藝術。
目前主要從事宋金時期陝北地區佛教石窟藝術研究，關注佛教圖像在區域社會中的傳播、重構與實踐，以及邊地文化交流背景下的宗教美術發展。博士論文以宋金時期鄜延路石窟爲中心，結合圖像、空間與題記材料，考察石窟藝術與地方社會、族羣互動及信仰實踐之間的關係。 Jinling Pi, Ph.D. candidate (Class of 2023) at the School of Humanities, Central Academy of Fine Arts, specializing in Buddhist art and cave-temple studies. Current research focuses on Buddhist cave-temple art in northern Shaanxi during the Song and Jin periods. I am particularly interested in the transmission, local adaptation, and ritual use of Buddhist imagery within regional societies, as well as the development of religious art in the context of frontier cultural interactions. Doctoral dissertation centers on the cave temples of the Fuyan Circuit (鄜延路) during the Song and Jin dynasties, integrating visual analysis, spatial studies, and inscriptional evidence to explore the relationships between cave-temple art, local society, ethnic interactions, and religious practice. |
| 42 | PING Yanhong, Nanjing University 平燕紅, 南京大學 |
助理教授，《佛教文化研究》編輯部副主任，研究方向爲唐宋佛教，文獻與思想史研究。
Assistant Professor, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Studies of Buddhist Culture, focuses on Buddhism during the Tang and Song dynasties, as well as the history of Buddhist texts and thought. |
| 43 | Alessandro POLETTO, Kyushu University 薄樂陀, 日本九州大學  |
Alessandro Poletto specializes in the social and religious history of premodern Japan, with an emphasis on Buddhism in the early medieval period (approx. tenth to the thirteenth century). He earned his Ph.D. from Columbia University in 2020 with a dissertation entitled The Culture of Healing in Early Medieval Japan: A Study in Premodern Epistemology, in which he examined discourses and practices concerning healing and disease, with an emphasis on Buddhist perspectives and approaches. His other research interests include the history of the cultural exchanges between Japan and Song China, and Buddhist material culture and archeology in East Asia. He’s currently a visiting researcher at Kyushu University; prior to this, he was a JSPS postdoctoral fellow at Kyoto University and lecturer at Washington University in St. Louis. |
| 44 | Valeriia SOLOSTOVA, Kazan Federal University 靈風, 喀山聯邦大學  |
Valeriia Solostova is an independent sinologist specialising in historical Chinese linguistics and East Asian language contact. She holds a B.A. in Oriental and African Studies from Kazan Federal University, where she graduated with highest honors. Her research explores how sustained contact with Inner Asian and Buddhist traditions shaped the Chinese language across the imperial period. She is particularly interested in Buddhist translation, northern Chinese varieties, and the social life of literary genres. She is currently investigating Manchu-influenced Mandarin as a socially recognized contact variety in late Qing Beijing, focusing on bannermen performance genres and administrative texts as key sites of linguistic transmission. |
| 45 | SONG Lizhou, Shanghai University of Engineering Science 宋立州, 上海工程技術大學 |
宋立州，上海工程技術大學馬克思主義學院講師，主要從事西域歷史地理、絲綢之路研究。
Song Lizhou is a lecturer at the School of Marxism, Shanghai University of Engineering Science, mainly engaged in research on the history and geography of the Western Regions and the Silk Road. |
| 46 | Aybike Seyma TEZEL, Indiana University /Nazarbayev University Aybike Seyma TEZEL, 美國印第安納大學/哈薩克納扎爾巴耶夫大學  |
I am a historian and archaeologist of premodern China and Inner Asia, holding a dual Ph.D. in Central Eurasian Studies and Anthropology from Indiana University, Bloomington, where I serve as a research associate. I also teach at Nazarbayev University. My research integrates textual and material evidence to examine nomadic empire formation, political authority, ritual practice, and cross-cultural exchange across the Mongolian Plateau and northern China from the fourth to eighth centuries. My current book project, The Rou-ran Qaghanate: State, Society, and Diplomacy in Early Medieval Eurasia, positions this understudied empire as central to Silk Roads history and the broader development of nomadic imperial traditions. |
| 47 | WANG Daqian, Jiangnan University 王大千, 江南大學 |
本碩博就讀於清華大學人文學院歷史系，2025年6月獲清華大學歷史學博士學位，現爲江南大學歷史研究院講師，研究方向爲東亞文化交流史。
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| 48 | WANG Diandian, University of Tokyo 王典典, 日本東京大學 |
王典典，東京大學大學院人文社會系研究科東洋史學博士研究生，師從佐川英治教授。本科畢業於河南大學歷史文化學院，碩士畢業於首都師範大學歷史學院，師從遊自勇教授。主要從事中國古代的文書行政、中國古代與東亞諸國（日本、高句麗、百濟、新羅等）交流史研究。曾參與旅順博物館藏漢文文獻整理項目，發表過《唐代的移式與移牒》等論文。
Wang Diandian, doctoral candidate in Oriental History at the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo, under the supervision of Professor Sagawa Eiji. Received B.A. from the College of History and Culture at Henan University and M.A. from the School of History at Capital Normal University, and studied under Professor You Ziyong. Research focuses on administrative documents and bureaucratic administration in premodern China, as well as the history of exchanges between China and East Asian states, including Japan, Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla. Participated in the cataloguing and study of Chinese-language manuscripts held by the Lüshun Museum and have published several articles, including “A Study of Yishi and Yidie in the Tang Dynasty.” |
| 49 | WANG Gujin, Art and Archives Museum, Chinese National Academy of Arts 王古今, 中國藝術研究院藝術與文獻館 |
王古今，女，現就職於中國藝術研究院，館員。主要從事中國古代美術史研究。發表論文10餘篇，主講各類學術講座10餘場，參加國內外學術會議並宣讀論文20餘次。
Wang Gujin, a Librarian at the Chinese Academy of Arts. Her research focuses on ancient Chinese art history. She has published over 10 academic papers, delivered more than 10 academic lectures, and presented papers at over 20 domestic and international academic conferences. |
| 50 | WANG Lianlong, Jilin University 王連龍, 吉林大學 |
王連龍，吉林大學特聘教授，考古學院博士生導師。
Wang Lianlong, Distinguished Professor of Jilin University, Doctoral Supervisor of the School of Archaeology. |
| 51 | WANG Rongqing, Ningbo University 王榮倩, 寧波大學 |
王榮倩，寧波大學中國古代史專業博士研究生，師從尚永琪教授。主要從事中國古代史相關領域的學習與研究。
Wang Rongqian is a Ph.D. candidate in Chinese Ancient History at Ningbo University, under the supervision of Professor Shang Yongqi. Her research focuses on Chinese ancient history. |
| 52 | Shi WANG, University of Oxford 王實, 英國牛津大學 |
Shi Wang is a PhD student in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Oxford. His research interests include the history of the Silk Road, religious archaeology and art history, and Middle Iranian languages.
王實，牛津大學考古系博士生，研究方向爲絲綢之路歷史、宗教考古與藝術史、中古伊朗語。 |
| 53 | Xiang WEI, Temple University 魏翔, 美國天普大學  |
Xiang Wei is a PhD candidate in the Department of Religion at Temple University, where she also serves as an adjunct instructor. Her research focuses on Song and Yuan dynasty Buddhist literature, with a particular emphasis on monastic poetry. Methodologically, she systematically integrates traditional philology with digital humanities techniques, specifically utilizing Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI). She has received training in computational text analysis and has developed and released LB-Chinese-Poetry-Sentiment, a pre-trained model specifically designed for emotion analysis in Classical Chinese poems. Additionally, she participates in the Dharmamitra project led by the University of California, Berkeley, which evaluates the performance and hermeneutic implications of large language models in translating Classical Chinese. Her recent work in computational codicology involves developing a screening workflow based on a Thermodynamic Conduction Model to analyze regional religious ritual manuscripts. Her scholarship has been published in journals such as Religions and in the proceedings of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). She has presented her research at the International Association of Buddhist Studies (IABS) conference in Leipzig, the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) annual conference, and at an invited workshop at Zhejiang University.
魏翔是天普大學宗教系博士候選人，並擔任天普大學宗教系兼職講師。她的研究聚焦於宋元佛教文學，尤其關注僧侶詩歌。方法論上，她系統地結合傳統文獻學與數位人文技術，特別是地理資訊系統（GIS）與文本編碼倡議（TEI）。她曾接受計算文本分析訓練，並開發和發布了 LB-Chinese-Poetry-Sentiment，這是一個專為古典漢詩情感分析設計的預訓練模型。此外，她參與加州大學伯克利分校主導的 Dharmamitra 項目，該項目評估大型語言模型在文言文翻譯中的表現及其詮釋學意涵。她近期在計算古籍學方面的工作，主要是基於熱力學傳導模型開發一套篩查流程，用以分析地方性宗教儀式手稿。她的研究成果曾發表於 Religions 等期刊，以及計算語言學協會（ACL）會議論文集中。她曾在萊比錫舉行的國際佛教學會（IABS）會議、亞洲研究協會（AAS）年會，以及浙江大學邀請工作坊上發表研究。 |
| 54 | WEN Jiayi, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts 文佳怡, 四川美術學院 |
文佳怡，女，四川美術學院在讀碩士研究生。
Wen Jiayi is a female master’s student at Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts. |
| 55 | WU Shaowei, Shangdong University 武紹衛, 山東大學  |
武紹衛，首都師範大學歷史學博士，現爲山東大學歷史學院副教授。主要研究方向爲敦煌學、隋唐史、中古宗教史。在《中國史研究》《中國邊疆史地研究》《文史》《文獻》《中華文史論叢》等刊物發表學術論文三十餘篇；出版專著《中古時期月光童子信仰研究》（花木蘭出版社，2022）《當代中國敦煌學研究（1949-2019）》（合著，中國社會科學出版社，2022年），參與編撰《英藏敦煌社會歷史文獻釋錄》（社科文獻出版社，2016—）。主持國家社科基金項目兩項、山東省社科基金項目一項。 |
| 56 | WU Yichen, Zhejiang University 吳一塵, 浙江大學  |
浙江大學歷史學院博士生在讀，研究領域：唐宋區域社會史。
Yichen Wu is a Ph.D. candidate at the School of History, Zhejiang University. His research focuses on the regional social transformation of Tang–Song China. |
| 57 | XIA Huan, Macau University of Science and Technology 夏歡, 澳門科技大學 |
夏歡，九州大學文學博士（歷史空間論），曾任九州大學專門研究員，現任澳門科技大學助理教授。教研領域爲亞洲史（東亞海域貿易）、明清史、澳門歷史。
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Xia Huan holds a Ph.D. in Literature (History and Geography) from Kyushu University. She previously served as a Specially Appointed Researcher at the Faculty of Humanities, Kyushu University, and is currently an Assistant Professor at the Macau University of Science and Technology. Her teaching and research fields include Asian history, Ming and Qing history, and the history of Macau. Representative Works: Japanese Thesis
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| 58 | XIONG Jia’an, Nanjing University 熊佳安, 南京大學 |
熊佳安，南京大學文學院2025級博士生。2024年10月，參加中國韻文學會、上海師範大學主辦的第三屆“東亞漢詩史”國際研討會，報告論文《東亞漢文化圈的文學誤讀》，併入選論文集。2025年11月，參加復旦大學古籍整理研究所主辦的第二屆“東亞漢籍研究的新面向”博士生論壇，報告論文《東亞近世變革中的<王安石論>》，併入選論文集。參與協助導師卞東波教授《日本蓬左文庫藏朝鮮活字本選詩演義》《中國古典文學的域外流衍——中國文集日本刊本敘錄》等書的校對工作。
Xiong Jia’an, a Ph.D. candidate (Class of 2025) in the School of Liberal Arts, Nanjing University. Presented the paper “Literary Misreading in the East Asian Sinosphere” at the Third International Symposium on the History of East Asian Chinese Poetry in October 2024, jointly organized by the Chinese Rhyme Literature Society and Shanghai Normal University; the paper was subsequently selected for inclusion in the symposium proceedings. Presented the paper “’On Wang Anshi’ in the Context of Early Modern East Asian Transformations” at the Second Doctoral Forum on “New Directions in the Study of East Asian Chinese Books” in November 2025, hosted by the Institute of Ancient Texts Collation and Research, Fudan University; the paper was also selected for the forum proceedings. Assisted advisor, Professor Bian Dongbo, in proofreading such works as Selections of Poetry Elaborated from the Korean Movable-Type Print Edition in the Hōsa Library, and Japan and The Overseas Dissemination of Classical Chinese Literature: Annotated Catalog of Japanese Editions of Chinese Literary Anthologies. |
| 59 | YANG Chung-lin, Xinjiang Qiuci Research Institute 楊中林, 新疆龜茲研究院 |
楊中林，1993年生，甘肅蘭州人，美術學碩士，現爲新疆龜茲研究院多元宗教歷史文化研究所館員，研究方向爲南詔大理國佛教藝術、藏傳佛教藝術和絲綢之路佛教藝術。
Yang Chung-lin, born in 1993 in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, holds a Master’s degree in Fine Arts. He currently serves as a librarian at the Institute of Multi-Religious History and Culture of Xinjiang Qiuci Research Institute, specializing in Buddhist art from the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms, Tibetan Buddhist art, and Silk Road Buddhist art. |
| 60 | YANG Shijie, Nankai University 楊世傑, 南開大學 |
楊世傑，男，山東泰安人。本科就讀於武漢大學，獲歷史學學士、哲學輔修學位。碩士就讀於武漢大學歷史學院暨中國三至九世紀研究所，獲歷史學碩士學位，導師爲魏斌教授。博士就讀於南開大學歷史學院暨中國社會史中心，獲歷史學博士學位，導師爲夏炎教授。研究方向爲隋唐五代史，中古佛教社會史，以及西南邊疆史地研究。
Yang Shijie. Assistant researcher, Faculty of History, Nankai University. The research direction is the history of Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties and the history of medieval religious society. |
| 61 | YANG Tian, Northwestern University 楊添, 美國西北大學 |
楊添，西北大學博士生。研究關注點爲中古中國佛教的身體崇拜，以及關注宗教物質文化的物質轉向。
Tian Yang is a Ph.D. student at Northwestern University. Her research focuses on the worship of the body in medieval Chinese Buddhism, and the Material Turn in religious material culture. |
| 62 | YI Bing, National Library of China 易斌, 中國國家圖書館 |
易斌，男，陝西寶雞人，中國國家圖書館古籍館館員，2024年畢業於四川大學中國古典文獻學專業，獲文學博士學位。主要研究領域爲佛教石窟題記、佛教與民間宗教等，於《嶺南學報》《世界宗教文化》《中國俗文化研究》等刊物發表論文多篇。
Yi Bin, originally from Baoji, Shaanxi Province, librarian of the Ancient Books Library, National Library of China. Ph.D. in Chinese Classical Philology, Sichuan University. Main research fields are Buddhist epigraphy and Dunhuang manuscripts. |
| 63 | ZHANG Liming, Zhejiang University 張利明, 浙江大學  |
浙江大學歷史學博士，現爲浙江大學藝術與考古學院博士後，助理研究員。研究領域包括石窟寺考古、絲綢之路考古、佛教藝術史、中西文明交流史。截至2026年6月（博士後出站），以獨作或第一作者在《文物》、Religions、《藝術設計研究》《故宮博物院院刊》《敦煌研究》《西域研究》《形象史學》《美術大觀》《亞洲文明史研究》《絲綢之路研究集刊》等刊物發表論文近20篇。出版和待出版著作與譯作3部。
入選2025年“國家資助博士後研究人員計劃”資助（資助編號：GZC20252406）。擔任《亞洲文明史研究》第2輯（2025年）執行主編，擔任“犍陀羅譯叢”執行主編。發起並主持國際同行評審刊物Religions（A&HCI收錄，Q1區）專欄“Buddhist Art Along the Silk Road and Its Cross-Cultural Interaction”（絲綢之路上的佛教藝術及其跨文化交流）。 Ph.D. in History from Zhejiang University, currently a Postdoctoral Fellow and Assistant Researcher at the School of Art and Archaeology, Zhejiang University. My research interests include Grotto Temple Archaeology, Silk Road Archaeology, Buddhist Art History, and the History of Sino-Western Cultural Exchange. By June 2026, has published nearly 20 papers as the sole author or first author in journals such as Cultural Relics, Religions, Art & Design Research, Palace Museum Journal, Dunhuang Research, The Western Regions Studies, Journal of Image Historiography, Art Panorama, Studies in the History of Asian Civilizations, and Journal of the Silk Road Studies. Authored and co-authored/translated 3 books (published and forthcoming). Selected for the 2025 “National Postdoctoral Researcher Funding Program” (Funding No.: GZC20252406). Served as the Executive Editor for Studies in the History of Asian Civilizations, Vol. 2 (2025), and as the Executive Editor for the “Gandhara Translation Series”. Initiated and chaired the Special Issue “Buddhist Art Along the Silk Road and Its Cross-Cultural Interaction” for the international peer-reviewed journal Religions (A&HCI, Q1). |
| 64 | ZHANG Meiqiao, Capital Normal University 張美僑, 首都師範大學  |
張美僑，浙江大學歷史學院博士後。蘭州大學歷史文化學院本科，北京師範大學歷史學院碩士，日本國際佛教學大學院大學博士畢業。主要從事中古佛教史、中日韓文化交流史與東亞佛教文獻研究，近期研究課題為東亞視域下的漢文佛教大藏經研究。
ZHANG Meiqiao received her PhD in 2022 from the International College for Postgraduate Buddhist Studies in Tokyo, Japan, with a dissertation on the transmission and transformation of the Mahāprajñāpāramitāsūtra 大般若波羅蜜多經. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China. Her research concentrates chiefly on manuscript and ancient woodblock editions of the Chinese Buddhist literature. Her research interests include the history of Buddhism in Medieval China, Chinese Buddhist canons, and the cultural history of communication between China and her neighbors. |
| 65 | ZHANG Wenzhuo, Zhejiang University of Technology 張文卓, 浙江工業大學 |
張文卓（1986–），男，甘肅天水人，哲學博士，浙江工業大學馬克思主義學院講師，主要從事佛教研究。主持在研國家社科基金一般項目“《大乘成業論》藏漢對勘、譯註及研究”，主持完成國家社科基金青年項目“早期密教研究”等多項。發表論文二十餘篇。曾獲2016年度陝西省優秀博士學位論文獎。2022年10至2023年9月在漢堡大學印藏文化歷史研究所訪學。
Zhang Wenzhuo (b. 1986, Gansu, China), Ph.D. in Philosophy. Lecturer at the School of Marxism, Zhejiang University of Technology. My research focuses on Buddhist studies. Principal Investigator of the general project of the National Social Science Fund of China (NSSFC) entitled “A Tibetan–Chinese Comparative Edition, Annotated Translation, and Study of the Karmasiddhiprakaraṇa (大乘成業論; Las grub pa’i rab du byed pa)”, and has completed a youth project of the NSSFC on “Study on the Early Period of Esoteric Buddhism”. Have published over twenty academic papers. Received the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award of Shaanxi Province (2016). Visiting scholar at the Institute for the Culture and History of India and Tibet (Abteilung für Kultur & Geschichte Indiens & Tibet), University of Hamburg (October 2022 – September 2023). |
| 66 | ZHANG Yu, Shanghai International Studies University 張煜, 上海外國語大學  |
張煜，江蘇無錫人。南京大學中文系中國古代文學專業“近代詩學”方向碩士，復旦大學中文系中國古代文學“佛教與中國文學”方向博士，南京大學宗教系“東方宗教與哲學”方向博士後，上海大學中文系“近代詩學方向”博士後，哈佛大學東亞系訪問學者，加拿大UBC大學亞洲中心高級訪問學者。現爲上海外國語大學中文學院/國際文化交流學院教授，中國古代文學碩士點負責人，外國文學“比較文學與世界文化”方向博士生導師，研究方向佛教與中國文學、近代詩學。出版有《心性與詩禪：北宋文人與佛教論稿》、《同光體詩人研究》、《王士禛詩文鑑賞辭典》等，譯有《唐代佛教》、《〈十王經〉與中國中世紀佛教冥界的形成》等，發表學術論文六十餘篇。兼任中國古代文論學會常務理事，上海市古典文學學會理事，上海市美學學會理事，外國文學學會印度文學分會理事、上海市作家協會會員等。
Zhang Yu is from Wuxi, Jiangsu. He holds a master’s degree in Ancient Chinese Literature from the Department of Chinese at Nanjing University, specializing in “Modern Poetics”; a doctoral degree in Ancient Chinese Literature from the Department of Chinese at Fudan University, specializing in “Buddhism and Chinese Literature”; a postdoctoral degree in “Oriental Religions and Philosophy” from the Department of Religions at Nanjing University; a postdoctoral degree in “Modern Poetics” from the Department of Chinese at Shanghai University; and has been a visiting scholar at the Department of East Asian Studies at Harvard University and a senior visiting scholar at the Asia Center of the University of British Columbia (UBC). He currently serves as a professor at the School of Chinese Language and Literature/School of International Cultural Exchange at Shanghai International Studies University, is the head of the master’s program in Ancient Chinese Literature, and is a doctoral supervisor in the “Comparative Literature and World Culture” direction of Foreign Literature. His research interests include Buddhism and Chinese Literature, as well as Modern Poetics. He has published books such as Xin Xing Yu Shi Chan: Essays on Northern Song Dynasty Literati and Buddhism, Research on the Tong Guang Poets, and Wang Shizhen Poetry Appreciation Dictionary. He has also published over sixty academic papers. He concurrently serves as an executive director of the Ancient Chinese Literary Theory Society, a director of the Shanghai Classical Literature Society, a director of the Shanghai Aesthetics Society, a director of the Indian Literature Branch of the Foreign Literature Society, and a member of the Shanghai Writers Association. |
| 67 | ZHANG Yuan, Seoul National University 張遠, 韓國首爾大學  |
張遠，首爾大學國史學科韓國古代史方向博士研究生，現任首爾大學人文學院歷史學部講師。研究方向主要包括古代中韓物質文化交流史、新羅制度史以及中國古代制度在朝鮮半島的傳播與接受。
近年來重點關注唐代與新羅間的制度、宗教與文化互動，尤其致力於在東亞交流視野下重新考察中古時期中韓關係史與禮制文化史問題。已在《東洋史學研究》《震檀學報》等韓國曆史學核心期刊發表論文，內容涉及唐代新羅僑民社區自治、新羅相關宗教設施等議題。曾赴日本京都府立大學長期海外研修，並多次參加中、韓、日國際學術會議，發表關於唐代佛教儀軌、新羅地方統治、考古現象與東亞文化傳播等主題報告。 曾獲韓國鶴峯獎學會“東亞地區相關優秀論文賞”最優秀獎、北京大學“古今交響：東亞文明圈視域中的傳統與現代”博士生論壇優秀論文二等獎等獎項，並持續獲得韓國教育部 BK21 項目研究經費支持。 Zhang Yuan is a doctoral candidate specializing in Korean Ancient History in the Department of Korean History at Seoul National University and currently serves as a lecturer in the Department of History, College of Humanities, Seoul National University. His research interests include the history of material and cultural exchange between China and Korea in antiquity, the institutional history of Silla, and the transmission and reception of Chinese institutions on the Korean Peninsula.In recent years, his research has focused on institutional, religious, and cultural interactions between Tang China and Silla, with particular attention to reexamining Sino-Korean relations and ritual culture in medieval East Asia from the perspective of transregional exchange. She has published articles in leading Korean historical journals such as The Journal of Oriental Studies and The Jindan Hakbo, addressing topics including the autonomous organization of Silla migrant communities in Tang China and Silla-related religious institutions. She has also conducted long-term overseas research at Kyoto Prefectural University in Japan and has presented papers at international academic conferences in China, Korea, and Japan on subjects including Tang Buddhist ritual practices, Silla local governance, archaeological phenomena, and the transmission of East Asian culture. She has received several academic honors, including the Grand Prize in the “Outstanding Thesis Award on East Asian Studies” granted by the Hakbong Scholarship Foundation in Korea and the Second Prize for Outstanding Paper at the doctoral forum “Tradition and Modernity in the East Asian Cultural Sphere” hosted by Peking University. His research has also been continuously supported by the BK21 program funded by the Ministry of Education of Korea. |
| 68 | ZHENG Jiajia, Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics 鄭佳佳, 浙江財經大學  |
鄭佳佳，男，安徽安慶人。2020年7月畢業於中國人民大學哲學院宗教學專業，獲哲學博士學位。2020年8月入職浙江財經大學馬克思主義學院，講師，碩士生導師。2018年在加拿大英屬哥倫比亞大學（University of British Columbia）亞洲研究學系訪學。2024.09-2025.07浙江大學歷史學院訪問學者。學術研究領域爲唐宋佛教史、政教關係史和佛教制度史，近年來以“唐代佛教內道場制度”爲研究中心。主持國家社科基金青年項目一項，參與國家社科基金重大項目一項，在國際權威期刊Religions及國內《宗教研究》《中國社會科學報》等重要報刊發表多篇學術論文。
Zheng Jiajia, Male, from Anqing, Anhui Province. He graduated from the School of Philosophy at Renmin University of China in July 2020 with a Ph.D. in Philosophy, majoring in Religious Studies. In August 2020, he joined the School of Marxism at Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics as a Lecturer and Master’s Supervisor. He was a visiting scholar at the Department of Asian Studies, University of British Columbia, Canada, in 2018, and a Visiting Scholar at the School of History, Zhejiang University, from September 2024 to July 2025. His research fields cover the history of Buddhism in the Tang and Song dynasties, the history of state–saṃgha relations, and the history of Buddhist institutions. In recent years, his research has centered on “the institution of the Buddhist palace chapels (neidaochang) in the Tang Dynasty.” He has presided over one Youth Project of the National Social Science Fund of China and participated in one Major Project of the National Social Science Fund of China. He has also published multiple academic papers in prestigious journals and newspapers, such as the international journal Religions and domestic publications including Religious Studies and Chinese Social Sciences. |
| 69 | ZHOU Yang, Xiamen University 周楊, 廈門大學  |
畢業於北京大學考古文博學院，博士研究生學歷，歷史學博士學位。現任廈門大學歷史與文化遺產學院考古學系副教授。出版專著兩部，在《考古學報》《考古與文物》《故宮博物院院刊》《敦煌研究》《光明日報（理論版）》等刊物上發表論文二十餘篇。曾主持國家社科基金青年項目一項。曾獲第十六屆福建省社科成果三等獎。
Zhou Yang holds a doctoral degree in History from the School of Archaeology and Museology, Peking University, and is currently Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology, School of History and Cultural Heritage, Xiamen University. Zhou Yang has published two monographs and over twenty papers in journals such as Acta Archaeologica Sinica, Archaeology and Cultural Relics, Palace Museum Journal, Dunhuang Research, and the Theory Edition of Guangming Daily. Zhou Yang has served as principal investigator of one National Social Science Fund of China youth project, and received the Third Prize of the 16th Fujian Provincial Social Science Achievement Award. |
| 70 | ZHU Hu, East China Normal University 朱滸, 華東師範大學 |
朱滸，男，江蘇徐州人，上海大學美術學院美術學博士、北京大學考古文博學院出站博士後，現任華東師範大學美術學院副院長、教授，美術史論研究所所長、博士生導師，上海市曙光學者。社會兼職有：中國漢畫學會會員、中國海外交通史學會會員、上海市錢幣學會會員、全國錢幣收藏博覽會主席團成員、中國收藏家協會錢幣專業委員會委員、中國錢幣學會專家庫成員、東方泉幣學社祕書長。主要研究方向：美術考古、藝術品鑑定與藝術市場。專著《東漢佛教入華的圖像學研究》（科學出版社，2020）獲教育部第九屆高校科研優秀成果獎（人文社會科學）青年獎。專著《漢畫像胡人圖像研究》（三聯書店，2017年）獲上海市哲學社會科學優秀成果著作類二等獎。主持國家社科基金重點項目、一般項目、教育部人文社科研究青年項目、上海市哲社規劃項目、上海市學校藝術科研項目、上海市人民政府決策諮詢研究社會調查中心委託項目、中國博士後科學基金、中國錢幣學會學術課題等十餘項課題。在《CHINESE STUDIES IN HISTORY》《文藝研究》《裝飾》《故宮博物院院刊》《文獻》《民族藝術》《東南文化》《中國國家博物館館刊》等國內外刊物發表論文60餘篇，其中A&HCI刊物一篇，權威期刊多篇，CSSCI檢索刊物20餘篇，多項研究成果被《新華文摘》《人大複印資料》《中國社會科學網》《澎湃新聞》等轉載，多次赴法國、意大利、德國、希臘、日本、印度、斯里蘭卡等國考察並開展學術交流，人物專訪刊登於上海《東方早報》2016年1月20日。
Zhu Hu, a native of Xuzhou, Jiangsu province, holds a Ph.D. in Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts at Shanghai University and completed postdoctoral research at the School of Archaeology and Museology at Peking University. He currently serves as Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, and Deputy Dean of the School of Art and Design at East China Normal University (ECNU), as well as Director of the Institute of Art History and Theory. He has been recognized as a Shanghai “Shuguang” Scholar. Professional Affiliations: Research Interests: Monographs & Awards: Grants & Projects: Publications & International Exchange: Professor Zhu has conducted extensive field research and academic exchanges in France, Italy, Germany, Greece, Japan, India, Sri Lanka, and other countries. An exclusive interview featuring him was published in the Shanghai-based Oriental Morning Post on January 20, 2016. |
| 71 | ZHU Ming, Nanjing University 祝銘, 南京大學 |
祝銘，男，漢族，1994年9月生。2013年至2023年就讀於四川大學歷史文化學院考古學專業，先後獲歷史學學士、碩士及博士學位。2024年起就職於南京大學歷史學院，任助理研究員。主要研究方向爲青藏高原考古、漢唐考古，長期在西藏、青海、四川、陝西、江蘇等地從事田野考古工作，先後參與成都新津寶墩遺址、青海民和喇家遺址、西藏札達皮央·東嘎遺址、四川廣漢三星堆遺址、西藏山南結桑墓地、江蘇鹽城龍墩頭遺址等多項重要遺址的考古發掘工作。目前主持國家社會科學基金青年項目、江蘇省社會科學基金青年項目各1項，在《考古》《考古與文物》《中國藏學》《西藏大學學報》《藏學學刊》《邊疆考古研究》及Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences等國內外學術期刊發表論文20餘篇。
Ming Zhu, male, was born in September 1994. From 2013 to 2023, he studied Archaeology at the School of History and Culture, Sichuan University, where he received his Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degrees in History. Since 2024, he has been serving as an Assistant Research Fellow at the School of History, Nanjing University. His primary research interests include the archaeology of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau and the archaeology of the Han–Tang periods. He has conducted extensive fieldwork in Xizang, Qinghai, Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Jiangsu, and has participated in the excavation of numerous major archaeological sites, including the Baodun site in Xinjin, Chengdu; the Lajia site in Minhe, Qinghai; the Phyi Dbang Dung Dkar site in Zanda County, Xizang; the Sanxingdui site in Guanghan, Sichuan; the Jiesang cemetery in Shannan, Xizang; and the Longduntou site in Yancheng, Jiangsu. He is currently principal investigator of one project funded by the National Social Science Fund of China and one funded by the Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Fund. He has published over 20 research papers in domestic and international academic journals, including Archaeology, Archaeology and Cultural Relics, China Tibetology, Journal of Xizang University, Journal of Tibetology, Research of China’s Frontier Archaeology, and Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences. |
| 72 | ZHU Minqi, Zhejiang University 朱敏琪, 浙江大學 |
中國古代史博士，主要研究方向爲佛教石窟藝術。
PhD in Ancient Chinese History, with research focus on Buddhist cave art. |
| 73 | ZOU Min, Sichuan University 鄒旻, 四川大學  |
鄒旻現爲四川大學文學院中國古典文獻學在讀博士生，本碩博士就讀於四川大學文學院，求學期間多次獲得校級獎學金、優秀研究生榮譽。博士期間修完佛教史料、中外語言文化等專業課程，已獨立刊發兩篇學術期刊論文，碩士畢業論文圍繞隋唐五代禪宗語錄展開研究。目前主要聚焦於中國古典文獻學與佛教文獻交叉研究、隋唐佛教譯場制度史、域外漢籍傳播等領域。
Zou Min is a doctoral candidate in Chinese Classical Philology at the College of Liberal Arts, Sichuan University, having completed undergraduate, master’s and doctoral studies consecutively at the same institution. During her studies, she won university-level scholarships and the Outstanding Graduate award on multiple occasions. She finished core courses including Buddhist Historical Materials and Cross-cultural Studies of Languages and Civilizations at the doctoral stage and published two academic journal papers as the sole author. Her master’s dissertation focused on Chan quotations compiled from the Sui through the Five Dynasties periods. Her current research covers interdisciplinary studies of Chinese classical documents and Buddhist texts, the institutional history of Tang Buddhist translation centers, and the overseas dissemination of Chinese Buddhist manuscripts. |
