On January 8, the Sixth Beijing Normal University Global Young Scholars Forum Law School Sub-Forum was successfully held, with over twenty outstanding young scholars from well-known universities at home and abroad participating in this forum. Professor Chai Rong, Secretary of the Party Committee of the Law School at Beijing Normal University; Professor Liang Yingxiu, Dean; Professor Yin Jianfeng, Vice Dean; Professor Yuan Zhijie, Vice Dean; Professor He Dan, Vice Dean; Professor Liu Peifeng, Director of the Constitutional and Administrative Law Research Center, and Professor Xing Gang, Director of the International Law Research Center served as panel judges. The sub-forum was conducted in a hybrid format, combining online and offline participation, and was chaired by Professor Yin Jianfeng.

Speaking on behalf of the Law School at the opening ceremony, Dean Liang Yingxiu extended a warm welcome to all attending young scholars. He provided a brief overview of the achievements of the BNU Law discipline across academic research, faculty development, international and domestic partnerships, and social service. Emphasizing that young scholars are vital to the growth of the faculty, he noted that the School attached great importance to recruiting and nurturing young talent. He expressed his hope that the forum would serve to strengthen connections with these scholars, ultimately attracting promising academics committed to legal education and research to join the Law School.

The forum was divided into two sessions spanning various research fields, including constitutional law, administrative law, civil and commercial law, economic law, social law, and international law. The scholars delivered innovative and insightful thematic reports, exploring issues such as the copyright dilemmas of AI-generated content, the application logic and risk regulation of financial large models, and the protection of labor rights and employment on digital platforms. These presentations fully reflected the scholars’ deep engagement with contemporary social issues and their rigorous attention into cutting-edge issues within the discipline. Following the reports, the panel judges engaged in dynamic and in-depth discussions with the speakers, during which the participating scholars demonstrated strong research capabilities and significant potential for future development.

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Judge's Comments

Young Scholars' Speeches

At the closing ceremony, Secretary Chai Rong delivered a concluding remark, expressing her appreciation for the quality of the presentation and recognizing the strong research capabilities demonstrated by the participating scholars. She noted that the dynamic exchanges between the judging panel and the speakers sparked intellectual inspiration. This interaction not only enhanced mutual understanding between the School and the young scholars, but also facilitated deeper discussions on talent cultivation models and cutting-edge topics in the legal field. Concluding her remarks, she emphasized that the Young Scholars Forum serves as a vital platform for academic and talent development, and extended a sincere invitation to outstanding young scholars to join the BNU Law School.

Grounded in the “Double First-Class” initiative and the “One Body, Two Wings” framework, the Beijing Normal University Global Young Scholars Forum serves as a premier platform for outstanding young talents worldwide. It promoted global dialogue on cutting-edge research, broadens academic horizons, and inspires collaboration for future innovation. The Law School remains committed to nurturing top young talent and warmly welcomes excellent young scholars from around the world to join its community.