Ph.D. 2007 (Sociology), Nagoya University;

M.A. 2001 (Sociology), Beijing Foreign Studies University;

B.A. 1998 , Renmin University of China.

Introduction to Community (Undergraduate level)

Comparative Sociological Perspective on Cities and Civilizations ( pause )

A Brief History of Sociology ( pause )

Sociological Studies on Family in China and Japan ( taught in Japanese, Nanjing University Internationalisation Course Construction Project )

From the Soil: The Foundations of Chinese Society  The Reproduction System——Nanjing University “Reading the Classics Program” (Undergraduate level)

Study of Modern Japanese Society (Graduate level)

Zhu, Anxin, Jue Zhang#, Xuewei Zhai. 2023. “How Do New Chinese Immigrant Communities Form? — A Field Study of Ikebukuro from the Perspective of Social Support System.” Guizhou Social Sciences (01): 90-98.

Zhu, Anxin. 2022. “The Post-War System of Family as a Paradigm for Understanding Family Changes in Japan: Reading Japanese Families in the 21^st Century: Past and Future (4^th Edition).” Journal of Chinese Women’s Studies (03):123-128.

Zhu, Anxin, Xuewei Zhai. 2022. “Female Fertility from the Perspective of Family Sociology—Transformation of individual and Organizational Relationship and Female Fertility.”Hebei Academic Journal 42(01):199-208.

Zhu, Anxin, Rui Cao. 2019. “Parenthood in Modern China: Urban- Rual Differences and Social Stratum Differences.” Guizhou Social Sciences (07):75-86.

『現代中国の社会と行動原理』，朱安新・（日）小嶋華津子編，東京：岩波書店，2019年。

『中国の公共性と国家権力』，（日）小嶋華津子・島田美和編著，東京：慶應義塾大学出版会，2017年。

Zhu, Anxin. 2017. “Perceptions of Lonely Deaths of the Elderly from A Sociological Perspective.” Chinese Social Science Digest (4): 157-158.

Zhu, Anxin, Rong Gao#. 2016. “Perceptions of Lonely Deaths among the Elderly Living Alone in Japan.” Guizhou Social Sciences (10) :119-126.

北京における地域社会の形成，2004年，日本都市社会学会『日本都市社会学会年報22』第22号，p94-104（単独著者）。

Publications (In English Peer Review Journals) (* denotes corresponding author; # # denotes student co-author)

Lyu, Zhaojin, Anxin Zhu*. 2022. “Chinatown Undeclared: Un-ethnic Ways of Being of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.” Identities 30(5): 664–683.