Ma Jing  Ma Jing, Moslem, graduated from Department of Anthropology of Zhongshan (Sun Yat'sen) University as Bachelor of Ethnology in 1987, and as Master of Arts in 1990, majoring in ethno-linguistics. Now deputy Party Secretary of School of Humanities and Arts and Director of Teaching Research Office of the Department of Anthropology, Yunnan University, associate professor and M.A. program adviser, Ph.D candidate. Council member of China Ethnology Society, Deputy Secretary-General of China Urban Anthropology Society, Research Fellow of the Center for Study of Issues Concerning China's Ethnic Groups, Evaluation Specialist of World Bank on West China Basic Education Development Program for Ethnic Minorities. Visited Hong Kong, U.S.A and Japan on short-term basis.

  Courses taught include: Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, Urban Anthropology, Investigation of Languages of Minority Ethnic Groups, etc. Main publications include Investigation of Yunnan's Ethnic Minority Communities: the Yi (as editor), Outstanding Figures of China's Ethnic Groups (as deputy editor-in-chief), Developmental Anthropology (co-author), Urbanization of China's Rural Areas (co-author), and more than 20 published papers. Won first prize in a province-level Young Teachers' Classroom Teaching Competition in 1995.