Ren Junwei (Parent-Child Education Expert)

Ren Junwei, male, Han ethnicity. Graduated from Jilin University with a Master’s degree. A parent-child education expert, member of the China Education Association, registered lecturer at China Lecturer Network, senior engineer at the Shenzhen Caring Committee, and special educational consultant for the family education learning platform "Family Education Wisdom."

In September 2006, he participated in the "Education Public Welfare Tour" in Jinan, Shandong, visiting over 50 elementary schools. In April 2007, he joined the "Love Education Outreach" initiative in Guangxi, visiting more than 20 impoverished towns. From 2008 to 2011, he pursued further studies in education overseas, traveling to multiple countries and learning advanced educational philosophies from different nations. Throughout this time, he remained actively involved in frontline education, developing a comprehensive educational theory system through extensive practical experience and accumulating rich teaching expertise.

Returning to China in 2012, he conducted numerous "Public Welfare Parenting Training Courses" in cities such as Chongqing, Changsha, Shenzhen, and Taiyuan, assisting tens of thousands of families and children. His efforts were featured in multiple special reports by media outlets such as "Chongqing United News," "Hunan Education Channel," and "Sichuan Education Network." Having visited over 100 kindergartens and primary and secondary schools, he has made significant contributions to guiding parents in family education, helping many resolve their concerns and troubles while reforming numerous adolescents with不良 habits.

Ren Junwei has delivered over 300 public welfare lectures across the country, benefiting more than 300,000 people.

In 2009, he was named "China Family Education Overseas Humanitarian Figure."

In 2010, he was recognized as an "Outstanding Volunteer Supporting Education in Impoverished Areas."

In 2013, he was honored by Tonghua City as one of the "Top Ten Outstanding Volunteers of Tonghua City."

From 2013 to 2016, through direct interaction with parents and children, he helped over 300 internet-addicted teenagers break free from the virtual world, guided more than 500 school-averse children to become top students, and assisted over 100 dropouts in returning to school.

He has been appointed as "Honorary Principal of Parent Schools," "Education Supervisor," and "Moral Education Counselor" by more than a dozen kindergartens and schools in cities such as Chongqing, Huizhou, and Xiamen. His work has been covered in multiple special reports by media outlets like "Chongqing United News," "Hunan Education Channel," and "Sichuan Education Network."