University of Social Sciences and Humanities - VNU Hanoi

I. General Information

• Full name: Nham Thi Thanh Ly

• Year of birth: 1976

• Email: nhamthily@yahoo.com

• Department of Oriental Studies

• Academic degree: PhD Year of degree: 2013

• Training process:

  - From 1994 to 1998, I studied at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

  - From 2001 to 2004, I pursued postgraduate studies at Shandong University, China.

  - From 2009 to 2013, I was a doctoral candidate at Xiamen University, China.

• Language proficiency: Chinese HSK 6, intermediate English.

• Main research focus: studying various issues related to Chinese history, culture, and society.

II. Scientific works

1. Chapter

• The Chinese in Vietnam during the Nguyen Dynasty, National Ethnic Culture Publishing House, Hanoi, 2015.

2. Article

• "Democratic thought in modern Chinese society," Journal of Chinese Studies, 2010.

• "Economic, social and cultural life in the port city of Hoi An during the Nguyen Dynasty through the study of some ancient documents," Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 2013.

• "A Brief Overview of the Clan Culture of the Chinese in Hoi An," Journal of Chinese Studies, 2013.

• “十七、十九世紀越南會安華人家庭與婦女”, 《全球史评论》，第7辑，中国社会科学出版社, 2014

• "Economic activities in the land sector in Hoi An during the Nguyen Dynasty", Journal of Historical Studies, 2015.

• "State Management Policies in Hoi An in History and Present", Journal of State Management, 2016.

• "A Brief Overview of the Quang Nam Palace through the Study of Documents from Minh Huong Commune in Hoi An Trading Port in the 18th Century," Journal of Historical Studies, 2017.

• "The custom of worshipping Thien Hau in the South Central coastal region of Vietnam," Culture and Arts Magazine, 2019.

• “试论18、19世纪越南南圻华人生活情况”, 《海洋史研究》，第12辑，中国社会科学出版社, 2018

• “Building Green Roads in China – A Case Study of Nanjing City”, Journal of Chinese Studies, 2020.

• "Understanding the Residential Elderly Care Model in China," Journal of Chinese Studies, 2021.

• “Preservation and Development of Imperial Gardens Heritage in China”, Journal of Chinese Studies, 2023.

• “Buddhist Cultural Preservation Area in the Ancient City of Zhengding, Hebei, China”, Journal of Religious Studies, 2024.

• “Buddhism during the Liao Dynasty and the Liao Dynasty’s Policy Towards Buddhism,” Journal of Religious Studies, 2025.

3. Topics at all levels

3.1. Studying the intellectual trends in modern China, a school-level research project, conducted from 2005-2006, with the project leader as the principal investigator.

3.2. Democratic thought in modern Chinese society, a national university-level research project, conducted from 2007-2009, with the project leader being the principal investigator.