Author: Li Xianzi 

Publisher: Law School and Intellectual Property School

Date: January 8, 2025

The Law School and Intellectual Property School at Jinan University is proud to announce that Professor Ma Teng and Associate Professor Chen Xiankai have been honored with the Youth Award at the 10th Qian Duansheng Law Research Achievement Award. Their award-winning works stand out in a competitive field, showcasing significant contributions to legal scholarship.

 Award Announcement

The Qian Duansheng Law Research Achievement Award is a prestigious national award established to honor Mr. Qian Duansheng. Since its inception in 2006, it has gained recognition both domestically and internationally, becoming one of the most authoritative awards in the field of legal research in China.

 Award-Winning Works

1. Ma Teng

   - Book Title: A Modern Interpretation of Mohist Jian’ai from the Perspective of Legal Thought  

   - Publisher: Higher Education Press, 2017  

   - Overview: This book explores the historical development of Mohism, emphasizing its principles of mutual love and benefit. It aims to reinterpret Mohist thought through a legal lens, highlighting its relevance to contemporary issues of justice, equality, and rights. The work has previously received the Excellent Achievement Award from the China Mozi Society and has been recognized at international book fairs.

(Ma's book)

2. Chen Xiankai

   - Book Title: Speaking with Numbers: Judicial Application of Trademark Investigation Experiments  

   - Publisher: Intellectual Property Press, April 2021  

   - Overview: This pioneering work systematically examines the judicial application of trademark investigation experiments in China. It discusses theoretical foundations, practical methodologies, and empirical analyses related to trademark law, providing valuable insights for legal professionals and scholars.

(Chen's book)

 About the Authors

- Ma Teng is a professor and doctoral supervisor specializing in Chinese legal history and pre-Qin philosophy. He has published over 50 papers and has been involved in significant research projects, enhancing the understanding of traditional Chinese legal thought.

- Chen Xiankai holds a Doctor of Law from Renmin University of China and has published extensively in top-tier journals. His contributions to legal education and research have been recognized with multiple awards, reflecting his commitment to advancing the field of intellectual property law.

This recognition underscores the dedication of both professors to legal research and education, contributing to the advancement of legal scholarship in China.