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Su Hua, female, born in Lanzhou, Gansu Province in 1963, is a professor and tutor of master's degree in economics of Lanzhou University. She graduated from the School of Economics of Fudan University with a master's degree in economics. At present, it is mainly engaged in the research of regional economics, industrial economics, political economics and other issues. The National Social Science Foundation Project "Research on the Difference between Institutional Change and Rural Economic Development in East and West" was awarded the first prize of Social Science Achievement of Gansu Education Department (2002); the National Social Science Foundation Project "Problems and Countermeasures for the Midwest to Undertake Investment and Industrial Transfer in the East" was appraised as excellent (2013).

Achievements in scientific research

I. works:

1. SARS and Chinese Society (Papers Collection). Lanzhou University Press (2003)

2. Academic papers:

1. Two Misunderstandings of Industrial Transfer Theory and Practice. Journal of Lanzhou University (Social Science Edition). No. 1, 2001

2. Exploration and Analysis of the Relation between the Development of Non-State-owned Economy and the Reform of State-owned Enterprises in Northwest China, Development Research, No. 2, 2001

3. The Functional Orientation of the Property Market from the Perspective of Regulating the Transfer of State-owned Property Rights of Enterprises. Economic System Reform. No. 11, 2006

4. Necessity Analysis of Environmental Research on Industrial Transfer, Modernization of Management, No. 1, 2009

5. A New Probe into the Rationality of the "Rational Economic Man" Hypothesis. Journal of Henan Normal University, No. 4, 2011

6. Evaluation of Industrial Undertaking Ability in China, Statistics and Decision-Making, No. 5, 2011

7. The Path Characteristics and Potential Analysis of Gansu Industry Undertaking. Gansu Social Sciences, No. 2, 2012

8. Understanding and Definition of the Concept of Service Outsourcing Industry Transfer, Modernization of Management, No. 2, 2012

9. On the Complementarity of Energy Cooperation between China and Central Asian Countries, Economic Vertical and Horizontal Issue 10, 2014

10. Construction of the "Goose Travel Model" of Industrial Cooperation in the Silk Road Economic Belt, Humanities Journal, No. 3, 2015

11. Exploration on the New Mode of Energy Cooperation between China and Central Asia under the Background of the Construction of the Silk Road Economic Belt. Economic Vertical and Horizontal Issue 8, 2015

12. Silk Road for the Development of Northwest Regional Characteristic Economy under the Strategy of Opening to the West. Economic Vertical and Horizontal. No. 2013

13. Conception of "Point-Axis Driving Model" in the Silk Road Economic Belt, Copied Materials of the People's Congress Newspapers and Periodicals (Regional and Urban Economy), No. 1, 2017

Research project

1. Problems and Countermeasures of Undertaking Eastern Investment and industrial transfer in the central and Western regions--Empirical analysis of Northwest China, National Social Science Fund Project (07BJY082)

2. The East-West Comparison of the Growth and Development of Non-State-Owned Economy--An Interregional Comparative Study of Gansu and Zhejiang Non-State-Owned Economy, Gansu Social Science Planning Project (1999-2001)

3. Policy research on private investment in Gansu Province, Gansu Social Science Planning Project (2002-2003)

4. Research on the Difficulties and Countermeasures of the Reform of State-owned Enterprises in Gansu Province, Key Projects of Social Science Planning in Gansu Province (2005-2006)

5. Study on the Construction of "Golden Section" of Gansu Province and Industrial Transfer at Home and Abroad in the Silk Road Economic Belt, Gansu Social Science Planning Project (YB007)

6. Research on Regional Cooperation in the Construction of the Silk Road Economic Belt, Major Project of the Special Fund for Fundamental Research Operations of Central Universities (14LZUJBWZB001) (Participants)

7. Research on the Industrial Cooperation Mechanism of the Silk Road, the Special Fund for Fundamental Research Business Fees of Central Universities (15LZUJBWZX013) (Participants)