Zhu Yongtao

Zhu Yongtao

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Zhu Yongtao (1940-1999), male, Han nationality, from Nantong, Jiangsu Province, CPC member, professor and doctoral supervisor. He studied in English Department of Beijing Institute of foreign languages from 1960 to 1964 and worked in the University in 1964.

Character experience

From 1973 to 1974, he studied at Bath University in England; from 1984 to 1986, he studied at the University of Virginia and obtained a master's degree in American history; from 1991, he was invited to work at the Smithsonian Institution; from 1993 to 1994, he studied American history and culture at Princeton University as a Fulbright visiting scholar.

Lecture course

He participated in the creation and development of American Studies in Beijing Foreign Studies University, and offered courses such as American history, 20th century America, American historical studies, and American cultural studies for postgraduates.

Main contributions

He has participated in international seminars on American studies held at home and abroad for many times and read out papers. He has published more than ten papers, including "Chinese intellectuals' view of American culture", "changes in Chinese people's understanding of the United States", "China's American Studies" and "Clinton's reform plan". Monograph: the new world, the new culture -- the course of American culture. Basic course of British and American culture. Editor in chief: introduction to society and culture in English speaking countries. Participated in writing: introduction to European culture.