Shen Xuefeng
In January 1973, born in Handan, Hebei Province
In July 1997, obtained bachelor’s degree in History from the History Department of Hebei Normal University
In June 2000, obtained master’s degree in Modern Chinese History from the history department of Hebei normal university
In June 2003, obtained doctor’s degree in Modern History of China from Renmin University of China
In August 2003, joined the Research Institute for Fiscal Science, Ministry of Finance
In December 2006, associate researcher
In December 2009, master’s supervisor
In December 2012, researcher
In January 2020, appointed as Sectary-General of Chinese Research Association of Rural Finance and Economic
Published Works:
1.Finance in Transition: Qing Dynasty(Monograph)，Economic Science Press,2012;
2.China's Modern History of Opening to the Outside World (Monograph), Economic Science Press, 2012;
3.Research on Fiscal Expenditure Policy in Late Qing Dynasty (Monograph), China Renmin University Press, 2006;
4.Comprehensive Book of China Government Budget Management (Co-author), China Financial and Economic Publishing House, 2010;
5.From a Century of Humiliation to National Rejuvenation(Revised Edition) (Co-author) ，Economics Science Press，2006.
Published Papers:
6. The Epidemic Highlights the Urgency of Improving the Effectiveness of National Governance, China Financial and Economic News, March 17th 2020;
7.How does Rural Revitalization Bridge the Fight against Poverty，China State Finance, No.8 2020;
8. Some Enlightenment of "Living a tight life" in Revolutionary Period, CAFS Application, No.37 2020;
9．The Study of Fiscal Issues Requires Historical Thinking, CAFS Special Research Reports, No.19 2019;
10. The Symbiosis of Fiscal Reform and State Governance: an Apocalypse of modern Chinese history, Fiscal Science, No10. 2019;
11. Fiscal Support for Rural Vitalization Begins with a Change in Philosophy, Economic Daily, Sep. 26th 2018;
12. The Context and Literature of the Reform to Put County Finances Directly under Provincial Governing (Co-author), Sub-National Fiscal Research, No.9 2018;
13. Research on Fiscal Policies to Double Farmers' Income, Contemporary Rural Finance and Economics, No.8 2016;
14. Reflections on Research on Local Government Bonds in Modern China: an Investigation Focused on Anhui, Sichuan, Fujian and Guangdong, Public Finance Research, No.8 2015;
15. A Study on the Division of Administrative Power and Expenditure Responsibility between the Central and Local Governments in Supporting Agriculture, Contemporary Rural Finance and Economics, No.3 2015;
16. A Study on the Evolution of Fiscal and the Sino-Japanese War, CAFS Research Reports, No.88 2014;
17. From the Perspective of the History of Britain and France, the Evolution of Finance and People's Livelihood, Revolution and Evolution of Civilization (Co-author), Public Finance Research, No.9 2013;
18. Suggestions on Fiscal Support Policies for Compulsory Education for Children of Migrant Workers, China State Finance, No17. 2011;
19. The performance and perfection of China's rural financial organization system, Sub-National Fiscal Research, No.7 2010;
20. Fiscal expenditure in 60 years: from Production Construction Type to Public Service Type, China Taxation News, Sep 25th, 2009;
21. An Empirical Study on the Critical Success Factors of Consumer Goods Chain Countryside Stores (Co-author), Finance & Trade Economics, No.8 2009;
22. A Masterpiece of the Domestic Research on Public Debt History: Research on Domestic Public Debt in Modern China, Public Finance Research, No5. 2008;
23. Some Thoughts on the Sustainable Development of Circular Economy Supported by Finance: Research Report on Circular Economy in Liaoning and Jiangsu, CAFS Research Reports, No.62 2007;
24. About the Change of the Ministry Expenditure Policy in the Late Qing Dynasty，Academic Research, No.5 2006;
25. Absolute Poverty in Rural Areas: Poverty Alleviation via Aids or Development (Co-author), Public Finance Research, No.5 2006;
26. Duality of the Capital and the Role-playing of Capital Tie (Co-author), Public Finance Research, No.9 2005;
27.The Deduction of Official Salaries in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Issue of Official Management(Co-author)，Guangming Daily, Jul. 26th 2005;
28. Financial Expenses in the Qing Dynasty: Scale, Structure and Development, Academic Research, No7. 2004.