About Zhao Rongwen
Zhao Rongwen graduated from the School of Government at Peking University, where he pursued doctoral studies in Political Science. He currently works in administrative law at a court.
Political Science | Administrative Law | Research
Zhao Rongwen graduated from the School of Government at Peking University, where he pursued doctoral studies in Political Science. He currently works in administrative law at a court.
Research & Investigation
During his university years, he conducted research and investigative work, focusing primarily on rural issues. His responsibilities included field research, report writing, and oral history studies. One of his major achievements was the research on the Xinghuo Advanced Cooperative, where he applied fieldwork methods and oral history techniques to reconstruct historical conditions.
Copy Editor, Theory Department
He served as a copy editor at the Theory Department of Beijing Daily, where he was responsible for proofreading articles, ensuring the accuracy of citations, and evaluating the ideological positioning of the content.
Party Building
He worked in party building at the Beijing Equity Exchange, a state-owned enterprise.
University Student Union
Student Union
On campus, he held leadership roles such as Head of the Publicity Department of the University Student Union and Deputy Secretary-General of the Student Union. In these capacities, he was involved in organizing university events, producing publicity materials, and editing records. At the Red Building of Peking University, he participated in party education and training activities, helping to enhance the political awareness and moral integrity of party officials.
2018
He took part in a key municipal research project in Beijing in 2018, contributing to reports on party theory and practical issues.
2018
That same year, he was involved in a major national social science fund project on the enforceability of intra-party regulations.
Party History Corridor
He participated in the design of the Party History and Party Building Corridor in Dongliucun Village, Beijing, and his design proposal was officially adopted by the government.
Research Projects
Additionally, he has taken part in several research projects for the Beijing Doctoral Youth Group and received awards for his contributions.