2017: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Joint Program in Historical Anthropology of Chinese Society, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)

2016: Ph.D. in Anthropology, School of Humanities and Social Science, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)

2013: Exchange Student, Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

2010: M.A. in Folklore Studies, School of Literature and Journalism, Minzu University of China

2005: B.A. in Economics, School of Politics and Economics, Chongqing Normal University

Anthropology and Development

Disaster Anthropology

Chinese Social Documentary Studies

Community and Cultural Identity (English-taught)

Anthropological Theory and Methods (Co-taught)

Rural Revitalization and Social Innovation (Co-taught)

Documentary and Social Observation (Co-taught)

Anthropology of China (English-taught, Co-taught)

Social Research Methods (English-taught, Co-taught)

1. Yu Rising in Western Qiang: Ethnic Inter-embedding and Historical Mentality in Cultural Intersection Zones, Journal of Minzu University of China, 2025(1): 110-120.

2. Nostalgia: Reconstructing Places of Memory in Cyberspace, Social Sciences Weekly, May 2, 2024.

3. Becoming Multi-skilled Qiang Embroidery: Craft Practice in Post-disaster Reconstruction Areas, Ethnic Arts Quarterly, 2023(5): 142-151.

4. Weaving Memories: Disaster Narratives in Informal Videos During the COVID-19 Pandemic, China Computer-Mediated Communication Studies (CCCS), 2021(17): 103-126.

5. The Predicament of Authenticity: Cultural Performance and Identity Anxiety of Qiang People in Beichuan After the Wenchuan Earthquake, Folklore Studies, 2020(1): 146-155.

6. Experiencing Song and Dance: Body and Self-identity in Post-disaster Reconstruction, Journal of Original Ecological National Culture, 2019(4): 75-83.

7. The Unfamiliar New Home: Spatial Negotiation and Cultural Adaptation of New Beichuan Residents After Relocation, Journal of Southwest Minzu University (Humanities and Social Sciences), 2017(3): 32-38.

8. New Beichuan: Qiang Culture Reconstruction in Progress, Wenhua Zongheng (Cultural Review), 2015(3): 96-103.

9. Field Investigation of the Tiaocaogai Ritual of Baima Tibetans in Erize Village, Pingwu, Journal of Northwest Minzu University (Philosophy and Social Sciences), 2010(2): 67-73.

10. Contemporary Disaster Memory: A Narratological Reflection on the 5.12 Wenchuan Earthquake, Forum on Folk Culture, 2008(1): 78-82.

Translation

1. 《艺术与人类学之间：当代民族志实践》，《艺术人类学精粹》，生活· 读书·新知三联书店，2025.（Schneider, Arnd, and Chris Wright, 2010. “Introduction”，In Between Art and Anthropology: Contemporary Ethnographic Practice, edited by Arnd Schneider and Christopher Wright, 67–74. Oxford: Berg.）

2. 《深临其境：关于观察和情境的说明》，《艺术人类学精粹》，读书·生活·新知三联书店，2025.（Wright, Christopher. 2010. “In the Thick of It: Notes on Observation and Context.” In Between Art and Anthropology: Contemporary Ethnographic Practice, edited by Arnd Schneider and Christopher Wright. Oxford: Berg.）

3. 《金浪：斯里兰卡东南沿海地区海啸救助的公平分配话语》，《西南民族大学学报》，2017年第1期。(Gamburd, Michele R. The golden wave: Discourses on the equitable distribution of tsunami aid on Sri Lanka’s southwest coast. Tsunami recovery in Sri Lanka: Ethnic and regional dimensions. DB McGilvray and MR Gamburd eds. London, New York: Routledge .2010)

4. 《在中国进行田野调查及其风险的反思》，《历史人类学学刊》，2015年第2期:165-183  (Tapp, Nicholas. Some Reflections of Fieldwork and Risk in China )

5. 《生死珠穆朗玛：夏尔巴人与喜马拉雅登山运动》，上海：华东师范大学出版社  (Ortner, Sherry B. Life and death on Mt. Everest: Sherpas and Himalayan mountaineering. Princeton University Press, 2001.) （await publication）