Brief introduction of Hugue Gilletu characters

Hugue Gilletu, formerly known as Wu Shaoqing, born in1June, 949, is a native of Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, former vice president of Inner Mongolia University, president of Mongolian Studies Institute, director of Mongolian Language Institute, professor of linguistics, doctoral supervisor, head of Mongolian Language and Literature, a national key discipline, and editor-in-chief of Journal of Inner Mongolia University (Mongolian edition of Zheshe). Director of China Mongolian Language Society, executive director of China National Language Society, member of China Turkic Language Research Society, member of Japanese Language Society, member of American Mongolian Society, member of German Ural Altai Society, consultant of Inner Mongolia Language Society, executive director of international Mongolian Studies Research Society, deputy director of academic advisory committee of Peking University Document Information Center of State Education Commission, deputy director of editorial board of Mongolian teaching materials in Inner Mongolia, and deputy director of Orthography Committee of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. 198 1 Master of Arts from Inner Mongolia University. Now he is engaged in the research of modern Mongolian, ancient Mongolian, Mongolian, Turkic, Altaic, Basiba, ancient Uighur, phonetics, phonology and other fields. I studied in Japan and Turkey. Visiting Professor of Ankara University 1992 to1993; 1995 visit to Germany; 1996 visit to Taiwan Province province; 1997 gave lectures in Mongolia, attended the 7th World Congress of Mongolian Scholars, and was elected as an executive member; 1998 visited Finland to attend the 4 1 Altay international conference on research; 1998 Visit to Japan. He can also speak Mongolian, Chinese, Japanese, English, Turkish and many other languages. More than 60 works (departments) have been published in Mongolian, Chinese, Japanese, English and Turkish. Teaching general phonetics, Mongolian phonetics, Turkic language foundation, security language, Baspa language and its literature research to doctoral and master students. Participate in or preside over the research projects of national key institutions-comparative study of Altaic languages, dictionary of Mongolian in the Middle Ages, investigation and study of Mongolian dialects, vocabulary study of Basiba literature in Yuan Dynasty, orthographic dictionary of Mongolian in autonomous region, etc. 199 1 was awarded the honorary title of "Doctoral Master Degree Winner with Outstanding Contributions" by the State Council and the State Education Commission. He has won the second prize of national teaching achievement, the first prize of autonomous region, the third prize of outstanding scientific research achievement of humanities and social sciences of the State Education Commission, and the second prize of outstanding scientific research achievement of social sciences of autonomous region, and was rated as an outstanding returned overseas student in autonomous region.