Lashio thein aung biography sample

I. Academic Background                    

B.A (Chinese), Yangon University of Foreign Languages, ()

Dip in English, University of Yangon, ()

M.A (Chinese), Beijing Language and Culture University, ()

Ph.D (Chinese), Beijing Language and Culture University, ()

II. Participate in Committee of University

Member of YUFL Internal Assessment and Quality Assurance Administrative Committee

III. Work Experiences            

                   Tutor, Chinese Department, YUFL

                   Assistant Lecturer, Chinese Department, YUFL

                   Lecturer, Chinese Department, YUFL

Today                 Associate Professor, Chinese Department, YUFL

IV. Research & Project Activities (During study abroad)

(1) School-level team projects, &#;Belt and Road&#; along some of the national language survey, Beijing Language University, subject group members and undertake research and writing tasks, as well as the conclusion of the project.

(2) School-level Graduate Innovation Fund Project: &#;Myanmar&#;s Language Policy and Language Status Survey&#;, Beijing Language and Culture University.

1The population of Kachin State people is estimated to comprise approximately 3 percent of Myanmar’s total population, according to preliminary results of the census, although not all areas could be surveyed due to the conflict, and final results have not yet been made public. Kachin State, which borders both India and China, is the country’s northernmost region and the furthest point from Yangon. Most members of the Kachin ethnic groups are located in Kachin State although their presence can also be found in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, India, and in Yunnan, China. Nonetheless, the ethnonym “Kachin” is only used for those populations based in northern Myanmar, i.e., Kachin State, the north‑western part of Shan State, and Sagaing Division. In Kachin State, Kachin populations live alongside Shan, Bamar, and some Rakhine (especially in the mining areas like Hpakant) peoples. Descendants of Nepalese, Indians, and Chinese can also be encountered there. In spite of their political weight, the Kachin are currently a minority in Kachin State, accounting for about only 38 percent of the population; Bamar and Shan are the other main ethnic groups in the region (Holliday ).1

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