Professor Li Kaijun (b. 1971) is a native of Wenshangxian, Shandong bet365 online sports betting appProvince. He holds a Ph.D in Literature. He joined the faculty of Shandong University in July 2001, was promoted to Associate Professor in 2007, and to Professor in 2013. His primary research field isModern Bet365 games, and his Ph.D dissertation’s title is "Liang Qichao and the Transformation of Bet365 games" (2001). His current research endeavor is focused on "Chen Sanli and the writing of classical poetry in the late-Qing early-Republican era.”He has also spent roughly a decade of scholarly effort on researching bet365 online sports betting mobilethe history of newspapers and periodicals in the late-Qing Dynasty. He has published a significant number of papers and scholarly journal articles, including: "A New Glossary That Emerged in the Creating of ‘The Revolution in Poetic Circles’, and Its Influence on the Creation of Classical Poetry"; "The Emergence, and Usage, of the Term ‘jizhe (journalist)’ in China&Bet365 games;; &Bet365 games;Debunking the Misunderstanding that Chen Baozhen was Given an Imperial Edict to Commit Suicide&Bet365 games;; &Bet365 games;The Early Poetic Writings of Chen Sanli and the Bet365 Casino loginPoets’ Circles of Hunan and Hubei in the Late-Qing Dynasty”. Professor Li has also authored and published the following monographs: Thematic Research on the History of Bet365 games Journalists, (2009), and A Biographical Chronology of Chen Sanli: The Extensive Edition, (2014). He also compiled and edited the writings of Chen Sanli, resulting in the publications: The Collected Poems and Other Writings of the Sanyuan Cloistered Study, (2003), An Addendum toThe Collected Poems and Other Writings of the Sanyuan Cloistered Study, (co-edited, 2007), and The Collected Poems and Other Writings of the Sanyuan Cloistered Study,(expandededition, 2014).

Contact information: E-mail address: licture@sdu.edu.cn