Yang Qingfan, study and work experience:

1991.9—1995.7, Yang studied at the Department of History of Minzu University of China and received a bachelor's degree in History;

1995.9—1998.7, he studied at the Department of History of Minzu University of China, learning after Prof. Chen Nan, and received a master's degree in History; research direction is "Tubo History and Studies of Dunhuang Caves".

1998.8—2003.9, he worked as an intern researcher and then assistant researcher at the Institute of Contemporary Tibet Studies, Tibet Academy of Social Sciences.

2003.9— 2007.12, he studied at the Archaeology Department of the School of History and Culture, Sichuan University, learning Tibetan archeology and art from Dr. Wang Yao and Prof. Huo Wei as a doctoral student.

Since April 2008, he has served as a lecturer at the Center for Tibetan Studies of Sichuan University for teaching and research; his main research field is "archaeology and art in Tibet", and "Buddhism archaeology and art". At present, his teaches Tibetan Buddhist Culture, Tibetan Folk Culture, and Archaeology and Culture in Tibet.