1985- 1987 studied in the graduate class of socio-economic system engineering jointly organized by China and the United States in Shanghai Institute of Machinery.
From May 65438 to May 0987, he was engaged in social and economic research in Tibet and Tibetan areas at the Social and Economic Research Institute of China Tibetology Research Center.
199 1 year-1993, participated in the project "Research on Social Development in Tibet" jointly organized by Peking University Tibet Research Center and Institute of Sociology.
1994- 1996 presided over and participated in the national key project "Study on Environment and Development of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau".
1997 was entrusted by the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office and Global Environment and Development Organization (NGO) to take charge of the project "Assessment of Tibet's Environmental Status and Solar Energy Development and Utilization".
1997- 1999 presided over and participated in the key project "Tibet Poverty Alleviation Research" of the Tibetan Studies Center.
1999, that is, after obtaining the qualification of associate researcher, he presided over the key project "Research on Poverty Alleviation in Tibet" of China Tibetology Research Center, and the results of this project passed the evaluation of the academic Committee of the Center on 200/kloc-0.
200 1, undertaking the key research project "Study on the regional development cost difference between Tibet and China" entrusted by the Xizang Autonomous Region Municipal Government. In the process of presiding over this project, I boldly hired external talents to tackle key problems together by "borrowing brains". At the end of 2002, this project and many other projects were approved as the only outstanding achievement of the year with a high score of 9 1 when they were reviewed by the Central Academic Committee. The following year, this achievement passed the evaluation of Xizang Autonomous Region government and passed the evaluation successfully.
At the end of 2003, at the request of the Xizang Autonomous Region government, I presided over the newly established central key project "The Impact of Regional Cost Differences on Tibet's Economic and Social Development". At the same time, I also undertook the research work of a sub-topic of the national key topic "Study on Anti-poverty Strategy in Tibet".
After serving for five years, while presiding over and undertaking key scientific research projects, he has long insisted on going deep into farmers' homes, eating and living with farmers and herdsmen, and always paying attention to major practical problems in Tibet. Through in-depth investigation and scientific research, I also published some influential articles.
Li China's Frontier Report on Humanities (1999) commented on my article Solar Energy and the Sustainable Development of Tibet, which "represents the high-level research achievements in this field (the sustainable development of Tibet's economy)".
From June 5th to1October, 2002, the paper "Population, Resources, Labor Supply in Tibet and Population Policy in Xizang Autonomous Region" read at the Tibetan Studies Seminar held at Harvard University in the United States was well received by foreign counterparts attending the meeting. On the day of reading the paper, famous scholars from Harvard University and Columbia University invited me to be a visiting scholar in these universities.
In addition, some outstanding problems found in the field investigation in Tibet were reported to the state in the form of research reports and received positive responses.
In 2002, an article published in the first issue of Exploration of Tibet Affairs, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step-increasing the income of Tibetan farmers and herdsmen can start with rubber shoes", was included in the "reference sample" of Xinhua News Agency for senior leaders' reference, and soon attracted the attention of six ministries and commissions of the country. The compilation mentioned in this paper has all been adopted by the state, which has solved the problem of wearing shoes for Tibetan farmers and herdsmen. This achievement won the first prize of scientific research achievement of Tibet Research Center in 2002.
Another internal reference report entitled "Relative Poverty in Farming and Pastoral Areas: Outstanding Problems in Tibet's Strong Development" was published in the second issue of Tibet Affairs Exploration, an internal publication of Tibet Research Center in 2002, which attracted the attention of the main leaders of the United Front Work Department of the Central Committee, presented it to the top leaders of the Central Committee, and subsequently attracted the attention of the main leaders of the Central Committee. General Secretary Hu Jintao and many other members of the Politburo Standing Committee gave instructions on this article. Some of these suggestions have been transformed into important policies and means to promote rural economic development and increase the income of farmers and herdsmen in Tibet under the instructions of the central authorities, and have done a practical thing for farmers and herdsmen in Tibet. This achievement won the first prize of scientific research achievement of Tibet Research Center in 2002.
Books, papers and important technical reports
1, works
Study on Poverty and Anti-poverty in Tibet, China Tibetology Publishing House, 200 1,1,first edition.
Introduction to Shannan Region of Tibet, Wuzhou Publishing House, first edition in June 2000.
Tibetan National Handicrafts was co-authored with Zhaga, and published by Tibetan Studies Press 1994.
Western Development and the Sustainable Development of Tibet, China Tibetology Publishing House, first edition in May 2002. Ethnic Publishing House, June 1, 20001.
Western Development-Tibet Volume, Ethnic Publishing House, first edition, June 2006, 5438+0.
Environment and Development of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau was co-authored by Institute of Geography, China Academy of Sciences and published by Tibetan Studies Press 1995.
Research on Social Development in Tibet, co-authored with Professor Ma Rong, was published by Tibetan Studies Press 1997.
2. Paper category
Practice and Application of Microfinance in Poverty Alleviation in Tibet Everest Nature Reserve, Tibet Studies,No. 1, 1999.
Investigation Report on Poverty Alleviation in Tibet, Tibetan Studies in China No.4, 1998, 17000 words.
"Research on Anti-poverty Practice in namling county", Tibetan Studies in China, No.4, 2000.
Facing up to the relative poverty in agricultural and pastoral areas of Tibet and deepening poverty alleviation, Tibet Studies 200 1No. 1.
"Non-public ownership economy and the leaping development of Tibet" was originally published in Some Theoretical Issues of Contemporary Tibetan Studies edited by Lhagpa Phuntshogs and Geller, the first edition of China Tibetan Studies Press in February 2002.
A case study of relative poverty and poverty alleviation in rural areas of Tibet, Tibet Studies No.4, 200 1.
"Study on Population and Land Carrying Capacity in Tibet", Population and Economy, No.2, 2002.
Evaluation report of "Sunshine Plan" in Xizang Autonomous Region. Xizang Autonomous Region's population, resources, labor supply and population policy, read out the seminar on Tibet studies held at Harvard University in June 2002.
A story about Tibetan nomads, grasslands, yaks, foxes and rodents —— A case study of Tibet's ecological society and its influence on the sustainable development of animal husbandry in Xizang Autonomous Region.
Read out the ninth international Tibetan society held in Leiden, the Netherlands in June 2000.
Study on the Changes of Tibetan Population in Xizang Autonomous Region in Recent 20 Years and the Current Situation of Han Population
Read out the 10th International Tibet Society held in Oxford, England in September, 2003.