Wang Lu, Postgraduate Tutor, Ph.D. of the University of Kansas, from Wenzhou, Zhejiang. He is the director of the international master's program of Business School of Wenzhou University, the director of international business administration, the director of Zhejiang economic society, and the director of Wenzhou rural economic society.

Lectures include international trade, international business law, international economic relations and international economics.

The main research fields and interests are immigrant economy and rural economy.

One belt, one road international student who wants to stay in China, is the youth fund of the Ministry of Humanities and Social Sciences Planning. Now it wants to stay in China. 635 international students' field surveys are taken as examples. Presided over Class C project of Zhejiang Qianjiang talent plan, such as "Research on the transformation and upgrading development mechanism of vegetable industry from the perspective of Internet". Participated in a National Natural Science Foundation youth project "Research on the long-term development mechanism of urban human capital: from the perspective of spatial agglomeration and path dependence", and a national social science foundation project "Research on the impact of manufacturing service transformation on employment structure and Optimization Countermeasures". Published papers in international food and agribusiness management review and other SCI journals. At international food and Agribusiness Management Association conference, 2019 Chinese economist Society Conference and other international academic conferences, he made special reports on rural economic management, talent flow and other topics.

contact information: wanglu@wzu.edu.cn