Jiang Bo is a professor from the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Shandong University. Prof Jiang currently acts as a professor in the fields of Maritime Archaeology, as well as Han-Tang period Archaeology and World Heritage. He got his PhD from Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) in 2001. As a field archaeologist, he worked in the Institute of Archaeology of CASS from 1992 to 2012, then, he moved to the National Center of Underwater Cultural Heritage to act as the Director of Underwater Archaeological Institute from 2013 to 2020. In 2020, he was appointed as an Honorary Professor at Shandong University. Prof Jiang published a series of books and articles on the study of ancient capital sites, maritime archaeology and world heritage, including: A Study on Ceremonial Architectures of Han-Tang Period; The Archaeological Discovery and Research of Ancient Chinese Capital (cooperated); Seaports, Shipwrecks, and Trade Cargoes: an archaeological perspective on Maritime Silk Route; Family Linage and Ethnic Transition of the Doulu Famil. Currently, Prof Jiang acts as the Vice-President of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) and Vice-president of Chinese Association of Oversea Relationship Studies. Prof Jiang was also invited to act as visiting scholar to Harvard University (2002-2003;2007-2008) and National Gallery of Arts of USA (2006).