Dingbaiyu

Name: Ding Baiyu

Email: dnalsi@126.com

Title: Intermediate Title (Assistant Research Fellow)

Supervisor: Non-Supervisor

Schools: School of Foreign Languages

Research Fields: Exchange and Mutual Learning between Chinese and Western Civilizations

Research Interests: Charitable History of the Ming and Qing Dynasties

Education：

•Sep. 2020 ~ Sep. 2024: Minzu University of China, Religious Studies, Doctoral Degree (PhD)

•Sep. 2017 ~ Jul. 2020: Minzu University of China, Religious Studies, Master's Degree

•Jul. 2012 ~ Jul. 2016: Minzu University of China, Religious Studies, Bachelor's Degree

•Sep. 2009 ~ Jul. 2012: Chongqing No.1 High School

Representative Publications

1.Ding, B. Y. (2025). A Critical Review of the Benevolent Society, a Charitable Organization Founded by   Catholic Literati in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Study of Christianity, (34).

2.Li, Yun, & Ding, B. Y. (2025). Field Dialogue: Research on the Mechanism of Artificial Intelligence   Aesthetics Education Promoting Educational Equity. Urban Insight, (04).

3.Ding, B. Y., Song, Y., & Huang, S. S. (2024). Cultural Connotations of the Folk Calendar of the Tujia   Ethnic Group in Badong, Hubei, and the Inheritance Status of the Gaoyangzhai Base. Protection and   Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage, (04).

4.Ding, B. Y. (2023). Developmental Stages of European Medieval Religious Drama and Its Relationship with   Christianity. Studies in Religion, (06).

5.Ding, B. Y. (2021). Religious Activities in Various Countries Under the COVID-19 Pandemic and Their   Enlightenment to China's Religious Governance—Taking South Korea, the United States, and Italy as   Examples. Science and Atheism, (04).