Professor, Department of history, Shanghai University

Director, Shanghai peace and Development Research Center

He received master degree in history from Shaanxi Normal University,1985

Received doctor degree in history from Fudan University in 1992.

In 1970, he joined a team in Henan Lankao and settled down. In 1972, he worked in the factory.

He received a master's degree in history from Shaanxi Normal University in 1985, taught in the Air Force Political College from 1985 to 1991, and received a doctor's degree in history from the Department of history, Fudan University in 1992.

Professor, Department of history, School of Arts, Shanghai University since 1991.

Main research fields: History of social thought, and engaged in topics including modern Chinese social transformation and thoughts of gradual reform change. In China's ideological circle, Mr. Zhu Xueqin is regarded as a representative of liberalism. In recent years, he has visited Europe, the United States, Hong Kong and Taiwan for many times. As a visiting scholar, he has carried out academic research in Taiwan's "Central Research Institute", Harvard University in the United States, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He has been invited to Princeton University, Yale University, and Dickinson college to give academic lectures. He has also attended international academic seminars at Stockholm University in Sweden and made keynote speeches.

《Destruction of The Moral Ideal State》

《Wind, Rain And Reading》

《Cultural Exchange Between China And Europe》

《Revolution In The Study》

《Criticized And Forgotten》

After the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, on May 14, Zhu Xueqin published a short comment on the earthquake "God’s punishment" in the Southern Metropolis Daily: "Is this God’s punishment? The victims are not the perpetrators. It's not a curse. Why do you want to crack the big earthquake on Buddha's birthday? Those who love China should mourn for it. Snow disaster in South China, traffic accident in Shandong, earthquake in Sichuan, noise in chixian should be sober up. The flame should be stopped, the national flag should be lowered, just once for the people. They are not great people, but remains. There are tens of millions of remains, but no words. " As a result of the publication of this article in the commentary section of Southern Metropolis Daily, relevant editors were suspended from their work, and the "personal comments" section was also suspended.

"Zhu Xueqin: another 'Wang Hui' in academia?" This is a series of long articles published on the internet by Isaiah. In six articles, Isaiah pointed out through comparison that Zhu Xueqin, a professor and well-known scholar of Shanghai University, was suspected of plagiarism in his early doctoral thesis "Destruction of The Moral Ideal State".

Zhu Xueqin said that the issue of academic norms should be identified by authoritative academic institutions, not judged by the internet and mass media. He hoped that he would face the investigation of academic institutions. During the self-inspection, he found that Isaiah's accusation of "plagiarism" was groundless.

Zhu Xueqin claims that since he has submitted the issue to the academic institutions for investigation and arbitration, he will certainly be prepared for another psychological situation. "Once there is a conclusion that is not good for me, I will accept it," he said. "Without notice from my university, I will automatically hand over the hard-earned doctorate certificate of that year and leave it in the history office of my alma mater to warn future generations. If plagiarism is established, my self-esteem will drive me to resign, and my face will not be so thick, and I will not stay here in the roll eyes of my peers, especially students. "

Fudan announced on January 12, 2011 that the investigation conclusion of suspected plagiarism of academic papers "Has shortcomings, but not plagiarism."