PERSONAL INFORMATION

• Date of Birth: 27/January/1982
• Place of Birth: Hai Phong
• Deputy Director&Lecturer in Literature and Chinese studies, Office for Scientific Management, VNU- University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU, Hanoi
• Email: dinhtv2008@gmail.com/dinhtv2010@gmail.com        
• Office phone:            84-04-38584278

EDUCATION QUALIFICATION

• 2010-2014: PhD. Vietnamese Literature, VNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi
• 2006 - 2009: M.A.    Vietnamese Literature, VNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi.             
• 2000 - 2004: B.A. Vietnamese Literature, University of Hai Phong.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT

• Vietnamese and Chinese Literature
• Study on the Belt and Road
• Vietnamese studies and Chinese studies

RESEARCH GRANTS RECEIVED OR APPLIED

1. Seeking for freedom of elite intelectuals in the history of east asian literature and philosophy (From the reference and comparison with the Western liberating tradition) (2015-2017), Vietnam National University, Hanoi, role: chair, 2015-2017.

2. Rationales and Practices for Evaluating the Role, Goals and Impacts of China's 21st Century Silk Road System (2017-2019), Vietnam National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED), role: chair, 2017-7/2019.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

1. Chapter 2: The Rise of China’s Past in the “Belt and Road Initiative” (from Historical Perspectives) (Silk Road to Belt Road Reinventing the Past and Shaping the Future), Editors: Islam, Md. Nazrul (Ed.), Trinh Van Dinh (Chapter 2), springer, ISBN 978-981-13-2998-2, 2019.

2.  Freedom and Power: A study on Zhang Liang (張良), Marquis of Liu (帝师)in Confucius Literature in China and Vietnam, Knowledge Publisher, Hanoi, ISBN 9786049435164, 2018.

National/International Conference(s):

1. Trinh Van Dinh, River geopolitics: Unifying and extending the Empire by river in China (The case of the Mekong River in the context of China’s Realization of Its One Belt and One Road Initiative), Harvard Yenching Institute, International Conference, 2019.

2. Trinh Van Dinh, Connecting for existence: The way of china's existence (the Case of belt and Road Initiative,  USSH, International Conference, 2017.

3. Trinh Van Dinh, The Rise of the past in the "Initiative" of the Belt and Road, The seventh world forum on China studies, The seventh world forum on China studies/ ShangHai-China, 2017.

4. Trinh Van Dinh, The position of Hoi An, the Central and Vietnam ports in the Belt and Road, International conference, 2017.

5. Trinh Van Dinh, Van Hanh - Ly Cong Uan: a view from dual power structure, Lambert Publisher, 978-3-659-81342-9, 2016.

6. Trinh Van Dinh, Comparing the similarrities anh differences about the dealing ways with China by Vietnam anh TaiWan: A historical perspective, International conference, 2016.

7. Trinh Van Dinh, Tran Nhan Tong: between the life of the dynastic founder, International conference, 2016.

8. Trinh Van Dinh, Comparing the similarrities anh differences about the dealing ways with China by Vietnam anh TaiWan: A historical perspective, International conference, 2016.

9. Trinh Van Dinh, Approach to Vietnamese history from the emergence and development of cultural patterns,  International conference, 2013

Article(s) in national scientific journals:

1. Trinh Van Dinh, Untransparancy and ambiguity: the distinguishing features of the Belt and Road, Nghe An Journal of Culture, 2017

2. Trinh Van Dinh, The Tradition of East Asian elite's quest for freedom, Journal of Culture and Arts, 0866 – 8655, 2016.

3. Trinh Van Dinh, Personal Freedom paradox in the tyranny regime, Journal of Culture and Arts, 0866 – 8655, 2016.

4. Trinh Van Dinh, Continuity on the Rules in the process of "Opening the Road" of China(One Belt One Road), Journal of ‎Social Sciences and Humanities, 2354-1172, 2016.

5. Trinh Van Dinh, The Green Rice, Nghe An Journal of Culture, 2354-0869, 2014.

6. Trinh Van Dinh, The ways of choice of the elite scholars in history with reference to Nguyen Trai, Nguyen Binh Khiem and Nguyen Du, Vietnam National University Hanoi (VNU) Journal of Science, 0866 – 8612, 2013.

7. Trần Ngọc Vương -Trinh Van Dinh, South China Sea from Geo-Culture to Geo-Politic: A study of China’s case, Nghe An Journal of Culture, 2354-0869, 2013.

8. Trinh Van Dinh, “Heroes in chaos” in the history of East Asia and the distinctive characteristics of “Heroes in chaos”, Ho Chi Minh University of Social Sciences and Humanities Journal, 2013.

9. Trinh Van Dinh, Arrival and Fossilization: Truong Luong in the minds of Vietnamese neophyte in the 18th-19th centuries and early 20th century, Vietnam National University Press, Hanoi, 978-604-62-0794-8, 2012.

10. Do Thu Ha- Trinh Dinh, Heroes During Time of Unrest in Korean History: from the Reference System between China and Vietnam, International Review of Korean Studies, 1449-7395, 2012.

11. Trinh Van Dinh, Sea – young element in Chinese geopolitical structure, Nghe An Journal of Culture, 2354-0869, 2012.

12. Trinh Van Dinh, Van Hanh - Ly Cong Uan: a view from dual power structure, Vietnam National University Hanoi (VNU) Journal of Science, 0866 – 8612, 2011.

13. Trinh Van Dinh, Study on Truong Luong in Vietnam: A survey of literature from Vietnamese writers, Vietnam National University Press, Hanoi, 978-604-62-0577-7, 2011.

14. Trinh Van Dinh, Study on the relations between Tea and Zen Buddhism, Nghe An Journal of Culture, 2354-0869, 2011.