Zhu Jiangang, professor of the School of Foreign Languages of Suzhou University, doctoral supervisor, visiting scholar of Moscow University (20 12-20 13), visiting scholar of Gorky Institute of World Literature of Russian Academy of Sciences (20 17-20 18). His main research interests are Russian literature and the history of thought. Completed the national social science fund project 1, the first-class fund project 1, and two humanities and social science projects of the provincial education department. At present, he is in charge of the national social science fund project 1, and the sub-project of the major bidding project of the national social science fund 1, 20 16 won the title of young and middle-aged academic leader of Jiangsu Blue Project and director of Jiangsu Foreign Literature Society. He is the author of The Fall of Prometheus: A Study on the Image of Russian Literary Intellectuals (People's Literature Publishing House, 2006) and A Study on Russian Anti-Nihilism Literature in the Second Half of the 9th Century (selected in the National Library of Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences 20 14, Peking University Publishing House, 20 15), and published in Foreign Literature successively.

Chinese name: Zhu Jiangang

Nationality: China.

Date of birth: 1975

Occupation: University teacher

Graduate school: Institute of Foreign Languages, China Academy of Social Sciences.

Masterpiece: The Fall of Prometheus: A Study on the Image of Russian Literary Intellectuals.

Title: Professor

Character experience

Zhu Jiangang graduated from the Institute of Foreign Languages of China Academy of Social Sciences in 2004 with a doctor of literature. He is currently teaching at the School of Foreign Languages of Suzhou University.

research direction

Russian and Soviet literature, history of Russian thought.

Main contribution

He has published many papers in Foreign Literature Review, Foreign Literature Research and 2 1 Century. His representative works include Hard Choice-Re-interpretation, About: A Forgotten Debate, Russian Thought in the Early 20th Century, Orientation with Russian Intellectuals, etc.