The History of Chinese Tomb Murals

Shanhua Zhu (b. 1971) is a professor and master's supervisor at the School of Foreign Languages, Southeast University. She holds M.A. in English Language and Literature and Ph. D. in Art. Her research interests include English education, translation, applied linguistics, art sociology and anthropology. She has been engaged in College English teaching and research for over two decades and won the First Prize for Outstanding Teaching at Southeast University and the Tao Xingzhi Teaching Quality Management Award for five times. As a key contributor, she has won one Second Prize of National Teaching Achievement Award, one Outstanding Prize and two First Prizes of Jiangsu Province Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award, and one Second Prize of Jiangsu Province Postgraduate Education Reform Achievement Award. She has presided over and completed two Key Projects of Provincial Higher Education Reform and Postgraduate Education Reform, one Provincial Social Science Post-funding Project and several university-level teaching and research projects. More than 10 articles have been published in SSCI, EI, CSSCI and other journals. Five sets of 20 volumes National Planning Textbooks for Higher Education during the 11th and 12th Five-Year Plans and 13 volumes other textbooks have been edited or co-edited.