The School of History held the opening ceremony for the 2020 freshmen in the Strengthening-Foundation Program at 7 p.m., September 23 in 223 conference room of our school’s building.Professor Zhang Sheng, dean of the School of History, Professor Ren Lingling, deputy CPC secretary, Professor Wang Tao, the class adviser, Professor Zhu Hongjun, dean of the Department of World History, Professor Luo Xiaoxiang, dean of the Department of Chinese History, Professor Cheng Zuming, Professor Chen Rihua, P

Du Yuankai, deputy secretary of the Communist Youth League of China (CYLC) of Daxia College of China Normal University, Huang Tianxiang, a counselor, and three student Party members visited the School of History to exchange ideas on the “Classical book review contest for university students in the Yangtze River Delta” on December 10, 2020.Yang Jun, a graduate student counselor, Tian Jie, an undergraduate counselor, and three student leaders met with the visiting representatives and had an in-dep

History is a mirror of the future. The significance of learning history lies not only in understanding history itself, but also in learning how history reflects reality. The world today is undergoing changes unprecedented over the past hundred years, so it is of great significance to understand these changes.This was the theme of the offline seminar hosted by Professor Zheng Xianwu, of the School of History and the Institute of International Relations, Nanjing University, as part of his course G

The 25th Ph.D. Lectures, hosted by the School of History and Center for History of the Republic of China, Nanjing University, was held as scheduled in 223 conference room of the School of History, started at 18:30 on December 18, 2020.Teachers Luo Xiaoxiang, Li Yu, and Temule and over 30 graduate students attended the lecture. This lecture was presided over by Wen Tianpeng, a 2019 doctoral student in Modern Chinese History (i.e., entering the program in 2019). The first speaker was Sa Haitao, a