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Encyclopedia > Shanxi University

Shanxi University（山西大学）,founded in 1902, was one of the three China's earliest national universities.( the other two were Tianjin University and Beijing University). Richard Timothy (李提摩太）, an English missionary, was one of the co-founders. As the biggest in Shanxi Province, the university excels in spheres including Quantum Physics, Molecular Chemistry, Philosophy of Science and Technology,Translation and English Linguistics.


In particular, the Quanta Optics & Photons Apparatus Laboratory headed by the former President & Prof. PENG kunchi, the Chem-Biology & Molecular Engineering Laboratory led by the former Vice President & Prof.YANG Pin and the Research Centre of Philosophy of Science & Technology pioneered by the present President & Prof GUO Guichun take lead respectively in their fields in China.



Among the Celebrated Professors are


GUO Guichun (郭贵春） (Chief Mentor in Philosophy of Sci. & Tec.)


PENG Kunchi(彭堃墀） (Chief Scientist in Quantum Optics; Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences)


XIE Changde （谢常德） (Quantum Optics Scientist)


ZHOU Guosheng （周国生） (Quantum OpticsScientist)


WANG Hai （王海） (Quantum Optics Scientist)


ZHANG Tiancai (Quantum Optics Scientist)


LIANG Jiuqing (Theoretical Physics Scientist)


JIA Suotang (Laser Spectrum Scientist)


YANG Pin （杨频） (Chief Molecular Chemistry Scientist)


CHENG Renqian （程仁乾） (Principal Historian in International Communism Movement and East Europe)


GAO Jian （高健） (Senior Professor of Translation from English to Mandarin Chinese)


PENG Fumin （彭阜民） (Senior Professor of Translation from Chinese to English)


WANG Zhengren （王正仁） (Professor of Translation Theory & Practice)


LIU Hailiang （刘海量） (Professor of Applied Linguistics)


LI Yue'e （李悦娥） (Professor of Pragmatics)


LI Hong （李红） (Professor of Analytical Philosophy)


QIAO Ruijin (Professor of Management Philosophy)


GAO Ce (Professor of Natural Dialetics)


MA Enbo (Professor of Locust Prevention)


ZHANG Yongkui (Professor of Artificial Intelligence)


QIAO Quansheng (Professor of Chinese Dialectology)


ZHANG Min （张敏） (Professor of Western Literature & Comparative Literature)


HAN Zhimo' (Professor of Oil Paint)


JIA Xiong (Professor of Physical Culture with specialty in basketball)



http://www.sxu.edu.cn/english/new



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Shanxi: Definition and Much More from Answers.com (2614 words)
Shanxi borders Hebei to the east, Henan to the south, Shaanxi to the west, and Inner Mongolia to the north.
Shanxi was the location of the powerful state of Jin during the Spring and Autumn Period (722 BC - 403 BC), which underwent a three-way split into the states of Han, Zhao and Wei in 403 BC, the traditional date taken as the start of the Warring States Period (403 BC - 221 BC).
Shanxi was also a major battlefield between the Japanese and the Chinese communist guerrillas of the Eighth Route Army during the war.
Shanxi Summary (2558 words)
The northern China province of Shanxi borders on Shaanxi Province on the west, Nei Monggol Autonomous Region (Inner Mongolia) on the north, Hebei Province on the east, and Henan Province on the south.
Shanxi was inhabited by farmers as early as 5000 BCE, and during the Western Zhou dynasty (1045–771 BCE), the state of Jin was established in the area.
Shanxi merchants ranged far and wide from Central Asia to the coast of eastern China; by the Qing Dynasty they were conducting trade across the two sides of the Great Wall.
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