Prof. Dr. Guangjian Tu is currently an associate professor of Law in the University of Macau, a life member of Clare Hall (Cambridge University), an elected associate member of the International Academy of Comparative Law, and a standing member of the Chinese Society of Private International Law. Although his first major was not law but medical science, his strong interests in law came to surface when he was still an undergraduate student in the Science and Technology University of Central China (Wuhan, PRC). After graduation from that university, he obtained a diploma on law from Zhejiang University (Hangzhou, PRC) and was qualified to be a lawyer and a judge, respectively, by sitting national examinations of the PRC. Having served in the Intermediate Court of Ningbo (Zhejiang Province, PRC) for a while, he left for UK to pursue his LLM and Ph.D. in the University of Aberdeen. He formally started his academic career at the University of Macau in September 2007. Since then, he has been teaching and researching in the field of Private International Law. So far, he has published two monographs and many academic articles extensively on Chinese Private International Law in widely circulated and internationally recognized journals.