Full-time Research Professor at the Center for Asian and African Studies of El Colegio de México, since 1985. Specialist in foreign policy, international relations and modern and contemporary history of China. She has taught courses, diplomas and short courses at the University of the Americas Puebla, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Universidad Anahuac del Sur, among others. She has made multiple research stays in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. She has been a member of the Academic Council of the Colegio de México, of the Board of Professors of CEAA. Academic Coordinator of CEAA from 1988 to 1992. Member of the Editorial Board of the Asia Pacific Yearbook. D. studies in Chinese History, East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Columbia University, 1980 - 1984, New York, USA. In 2010 she received recognition for her academic career from the University of Colima. Her research interests are: Modern and contemporary history of China. Foreign policy of China. Human security and environment in China. Conflict with the Taiwan Strait.
The work represents a renewed starting point for reflection and promotion of Sino-Mexican relations, which must be extended to the fields of the humanities and social sciences. The book has like immediate precedent the "I International Colloquium of Chinese and Mexican Studies: a permanent cultural dialogue", organized by UNAM and the University of Foreign Studies of Beijing in October 2014, in Mexico.
The text is divided into two main parts made up of experts from various disciplines, of both Mexican and Chinese nationalities, and even from third countries. The first section corresponds to sinology and the field of the humanities and arts in both cultures, while the second addresses issues of the social sciences. The first part is titled ''Sinology and Humanities in China and Mexico.
Historical review and perspectives''. Address issues of sinology and a set of humanistic subjects such as literature, literary translation, linguistic diversity in both nations, teaching of the Chinese and Spanish languages, philosophy, religion, and art. Meanwhile, the second, titled “Chinese society and Mexican society. Historical review and perspectives”, take various subjects of social disciplines such as diplomatic and economic relations between Mexico and China, various topics of sociology, history and comparative legal systems, and incorporates an interesting section about traditional medicine in both countries.
This publication achieves to combine historical and contemporary elements of China and Mexico, which are analyzed from new perspectives to present them to both societies, with the ultimate aim of benefiting their development by updating issues of common interest, which are the basis for build a permanent cultural dialogue. The convening universities thus seek to promote their internationalization process, both for present and future generations.