Prof. Xueqin Jiang argues that both historical patterns and game theory can be used to accurately predict future events.

Prof. Jiang is the host of the popular educational channel Predictive History:    / @predictivehistory  

Jiang Xueqin is a Beijing-based educator, writer, and advocate for education reform. He specialises in helping Chinese schools integrate creativity and critical thinking into their curricula, and contributes regularly to both Chinese and international media on education and innovation. An influential voice in global education, Jiang has spoken at major international forums including the Global Education & Skills Forum (GESF) in Dubai, the World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) in Doha, the Learners’ Innovation Forum for Education (LIFE) in Beijing, and Educacao 360 in Rio de Janeiro. He is also actively involved in recognizing excellence in education, serving on the selection committee of the Global Teacher Prize and the Pre-Jury for the WISE Awards. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA).

Jiang’s professional background spans journalism, documentary filmmaking, and international development, including a role with the United Nations. Between 2008 and 2012, he led the development of innovative study abroad programs at two of China’s top public schools, Shenzhen Middle School and Peking University High School, focusing on nurturing global citizenship and independent thought among Chinese students. In 2014, he published Creative China, a book that chronicles his efforts and vision for transforming education in China. Jiang holds a degree in English literature from Yale College, where he graduated with distinction in 1999.