According to the Announcement of the Public Announcement of the Ministry-level Legal Research Subjects of the Chinese Law Society for 2022, as of May 31, the Chinese Law Society has received 1042 applications for ministerial-level legal research subjects, of which 680 valid applications have entered the expert review process. On August 24, the party group meeting of the Chinese Law Society approved the establishment of 191 ministerial-level legal research topics for 2022, including 79 funded topics (including 2 major topics). The list of 191 law research projects at the ministerial level for the year 2022, including 79 funded projects (including 2 major projects, 12 key projects, 57 general projects, 6 youth research projects, and 2 basic research incentive projects) and 112 self-selected projects.

In this announcement list, four PhD students from Southeast University School of Law applied for the China Law Society projects, as follows.
Dr. Liu Zhenhua: Research on the constitutionality control of the criminalization of public dangerous acts
Dr. Tong Yunfeng: Research on the convergence mechanism between personal information protection law and criminal law in the digital era
Dr. Li Ruihua: Research on the Construction of Criminal Governance Mechanism of Blockchain Financial Crimes under the Orientation of Convenience Theory
Dr. Wang Shuang: The Double Dilemma of Emotional Computing Application in Criminal Investigation and the Step-by-Step Response

We have always attached importance to the declaration of ministerial-level topics of the China Law Society, and have achieved the following results in recent years by supervising PhD students.
Ministry-level legal research projects of the Chinese Law Society for the year 2021:
Dr. Liu Zhenhua: Research on the constitutionality control of criminal law governance of personal information in the digital era
Dr. Liu Shuangyang: Research on the criminal law protection of intellectual property rights of data products

China Law Society's 2015 Ministerial-level Legal Research Project:
Dr. Du Xuan: Research on the Criminalization and Sentencing of Domestic Violence Crimes - Centering on the Implementation Status of the Opinions on Handling Criminal Cases of Domestic Violence According to Law

This is a typical result of our cross-cutting, team-based and practice-oriented talent training model. The School of Law attaches great importance to the cultivation of doctoral students, guiding them to conduct academic salons, participate in academic exchange activities, and declare various topics, which have achieved good results.
The students who are successful in this declaration have already achieved several results during their PhD, which are detailed below.

Achievements of Dr. Zhenhua Liu.
CSSCI source journals.
The Constitutional Regulation of the Application of the Crime of Illegal Absorption of Public Deposits - A Cut to P2P Online Loan Cases, in Ningxia Social Science, No. 5, 2019. (A work)

Results of Dr. Tong Yunfeng.
CSSCI source journals.
1. Advocacy of Codification of Education Law in China in Journal of National Academy of Education Administration, Vol. 3, 2021. (A work)
2. The Logic and Limits of Legal Governance of Digital Currency in the Blockchain Era, in Academic Forum, Vol. 1, 2021. (Second work)
3. A layered model of criminal law regulation of infringement of readers' information, in Library Forum, Vol. 5, 2022. (Sole work)
4. The Limits of Criminal Law Protection of Patrons' Personal Information in the Era of Library Digitization, in Library Studies, Vol. 18, 2021. (a work)
5. Systematic Coupling of the Mechanism of Exercising Disciplinary Rights of Teachers in Basic Education, in Fudan Education Forum, Vol. 5, 2021. (A unique work)
6. Evidence Establishment and Advocacy: Civil Law Classification and Grading Protection of Readers' Personal Information, in Modern Intelligence, Vol. 12, 2021. (Solo work)
7. The Shaping of a Two-Dimensional Protection Model for Athletes' Biometric Information, in Journal of Shanghai Sports Institute, Vol. 2, 2022. (a work)
8. Research on the limits of criminal law regulation of web crawling behavior in the era of big data, in Journal of Dalian University of Technology (Social Science Edition), No. 2, 2022. (Solo work)
9. The doctrinal limits of criminal risks of smart contracts in the blockchain era, in Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University (Social Science Edition), Vol. 2, 2022. (a work)
CSSCI Journal Extension.
1. A New Interpretation of the Retroactivity of the Judicial Interpretation of Criminal Law: Replacing the Old with the Lighter with the Doubt in Favor of the Defendant, in Journal of Gansu University of Political Science and Law, Vol. 1, 2022, No. 1. (Solo work)
2. The Advocacy of Rule of Law Governance Model for Libraries in the Digital Era, in New Century Library, Vol. 5, 2022. (Solo work)
CSSCI Source Collection.
1. A Doctrinal Deconstruction of the Crime Participation System in China, in Criminal Law Review, Vol. 2, 2021. (Sole work)

Results of Dr. Ruihua Li.
SSCI.
1. Internet entrepreneurship psychology for college students and Internet financial crimes prevention. Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 Vol. 13.(SSCI Q1; first + correspondence).
2.Psychological Characteristics and Health Behavior for Juvenile.Occupational Therapy International.2022 Vol. 2022.(SSCI Q3; co-I+correspondence).
CSSCI source journals.
1. Justice Propositions and Realization Paths of Dispute Resolution Mechanism in the Digital Era - Review of Digital Justice: When Dispute Resolution Meets Internet Technology, in Journal of Shanxi University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 9, 2021; (Solo work)
CSSCI Journal Extensions.
1. The Criminal Governance Path of Financial Crimes Involving Blockchain under Convenience (Theory)-An Empirical Analysis Based on 338 Judicial Instruments, in Academic Exchange, Vol. 5, 2022. (A work)

Results of Dr. Wang Shuang.
CSSCI source journals.
1. Dilemma Traceability and Model Innovation:A Study on Cooperative Governance of Personal Information Based on Blockchain, in Chinese Administration, Vol. 12, 2020; (Second work)
2. The Construction of Rules for Handling Personal Information by State Organs under the Structure of Binary Responsible Subjects, in Inner Mongolia Social Science, No. 4, 2021; (Solo work)
3. Research on the Limited Informed Consent System for the Derivative Use of Legally Disclosed Personal Information, in Journal of Zhejiang University of Technology and Business, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2022 (Sole work)
CSSCI source collections.
1. Exploring the mode of training talents of postgraduate students in the field of big data and artificial intelligence law: the practice of triadic integration based on Southeast University, in Research on Legal Education, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2021, (second work)