💪I am a doctoral student in intelligent science and technology at the School of Big Data at Fudan University. I joined the Data Intelligence and Social Computing Laboratory (Fudan DISC) and serve as the chairman of the Chinese AI Application Development Association (CAIADA). Research focuses on natural language processing, large-scale language models and computational social science, and how artificial intelligence serves research, knowledge work and social governance.
I have a research background in national development, public administration and artificial intelligence adoption. From the use of generative AI in political work to trustworthy AI tools for researchers in the humanities and social sciences, I continue to explore how to combine computational methods, awareness of social science issues, and human judgment.
PhD in Intelligent Science and Technology
School of Data Science, Fudan University
Master of Laws in National Development and Mainland China Studies
Chinese Culture University
Public administration exchange student
Shenzhen University School of Government
I am a PhD candidate in Intelligent Science and Technology at the School of Data Science, Fudan University (復旦大學大數據學院), and a member of the Data Intelligence and Social Computing Lab (Fudan DISC; 數據智能與社會計算實驗室). My research focuses on natural language processing, large language models, and computational social science. I study how LLMs and intelligent agents can help people understand, simulate, and improve human-technology interaction.
My background spans national development, public administration, and AI adoption. My master’s thesis examined generative-AI use and acceptance among legislative assistants. I now explore human-centered AI for research and knowledge work, keeping scholarly judgment, source verification, and research ethics in human hands.
Discuss the uniqueness of mainland China’s internet ecosystem, including key issues such as platform governance, algorithmic mechanisms and personal data risks
Oct 30, 2025
Conduct an in-depth analysis of the phenomenon of surveillance capitalism and algorithmic discrimination in mainland China’s Internet ecosystem, and explore its social impact from a systemic perspective
Oct 30, 2025
Discuss the current status, challenges and future trends of smart city construction and Internet economic development in mainland China
May 1, 2025
Special speech on AI and social innovation, discussing how to use artificial intelligence technology to promote the development of social innovation
May 7, 2024
The 11th Wenxia Forum: Peaceful development and exchanges of cross-strait relations
Dec 6, 2025
The third Cross-Strait Forum on Rural Revitalization and Common Prosperity, co-sponsored by the Institute of Rural Development of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and relevant institutions, has the theme of "Rural Revitalization and Common Prosperity" and aims to promote exchanges and cooperation in the field of rural revitalization across the Taiwan Straits.
Jun 12, 2025
Experts and scholars from universities on both sides of the Taiwan Strait held exchanges and dialogues with young students on hot topics in Taiwan’s economy and cross-Strait economic and trade fields.
Jul 8, 2024
The study, published in Nature Communications, reveals a surprising link between diet and height: long-term capsaicin intake triggers intestinal inflammation, which in turn releases exosomes carrying miR-17-3p. These exosomes inhibit growth plate chondrocyte proliferation, ultimately leading to idiopathic short stature (ISS).
Research published in “Scientific Reports” in 2023 found that compared with indoor exercise, short walks in an outdoor environment can significantly enhance the brain’s cognitive functions (such as attention and working memory), which provides neuroscientific evidence for “green exercise”.
Research reveals how negative media depictions of “being alone” shape people’s beliefs and serve as catalysts for feelings of loneliness. People who have positive beliefs about being alone can actually feel more energetic and less lonely after spending time alone.
The study found five stages of brain remodeling: childhood, adolescence, adulthood, early aging and late aging. Each stage has its own characteristic rewiring pattern in brain structural connections.
By analyzing actual game telemetry data, a research team from the University of Oxford found that game time is positively correlated with psychological well-being, challenging traditional negative stereotypes. This study highlights the importance of using objective data rather than self-reports.
