Professor Fu Qiong, was born in Zhangshu, Jiangxi Province on January, 1972. She is aprofessor at the School of Marxism (School of Political Science) and a master's supervisor. She was thefirstgoldmedalprofessor in JiangxiProvince’s universities and is recognized as a "Good Teacher in the Hearts of New Era Students" in Jiangxi. She is also an elite educator at Da Bei Nong.

Prof.Fu graduated with a bachelor's degree in History Education from Jiangxi Normal University in 1994; she obtained her master's degree in Specialized History from the same university in 2003; and earned her doctoral degree in World Cultural History from Fudan University in 2008. Since July 1994, she has been teaching at Jiangxi Agricultural University. During her career, she has received one first prize for provincial teaching achievements, one third prize for provincial social science achievements, and several first and second prizes in teaching competitions. She has been recognized multiple times as an outstanding teacher, advanced worker, and advanced individual in moral education at her university.

Since 1994,Prof. Fu has been engaged in teaching and research in the field of ideological and political education, offering courses such as "TheOutline of Modern Chinese History," "Outline ofXi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era," "Theory and Practice of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era," and "Topics in Political Science." She has led two National Social Science Foundation of China Projects, one Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Planning Project, four Jiangxi Provincial Social Science Planning Fund Projects, two Jiangxi Province Humanities and Social Sciences Research Projects, four Jiangxi Provincial Education Science Planning Projects, five Jiangxi Provincial University Party-Building Projects, six Jiangxi Provincial Teaching Reform Projects, three Jiangxi Province Degree and Graduate Education Teaching Reform Research Projects, and twoJiangxi Province Art and Science Planning Projects. She has participated in over ten national and provincial projects, published one monograph, authored more than 70 papers, and edited four textbooks.