Studied:

Bachelor of Arts (East Asian Studies),
University of Iowa.
Juris Doctor (Law),
University of Iowa College of Law.
Master of Arts (China Studies),
University of Michigan.

Currently:

A Ph.D. candidate in Institute of China and Asia-Pacific Studies, NSYSU.

Why did you choose the College of Social Sciences NSYSU for your postgraduate study?

I was a professor of law in Changsha, Mainland China and I wanted to spend more time studying Taiwanese politics, legal institutions and cross-strait relations.

What did you gain from your time at the College of Social Sciences NSYSU?

A learned the ‘Taiwan’ perspective while studying at NSYSU. Although I graduated from the foremost China center in the United States. I soon learned that everything that I have learned was from a Mainland China perspective and thus, my education was incomplete.

What are your career plans in the next five years?

This year I will be completing my second book titled ‘The question of Taiwanese sovereignty under international law,’ and I will be starting my own law firm in the U.S., Mainland China and Taiwan.