My research interests focus on the interaction between the built environment and human behavior, with particular attention to landscape perception and evaluation, built environment and human behavior, health, and social equity.
Specifically, I am passionate about (1) leveraging multimodal data to understand the complex human–environment relationships from multiple stakeholder perspectives, and (2) developing practical, human-centered solutions. My research aims to promote human well-being by enhancing built environment.

From 2021 to 2022, I led a Student Research Training Program (SRT) under the supervision of  Assoc.Prof.Xinxin Wang, during which I began exploring the relationship between built environment and human activities. This early research experience deepened my interest in human–environment interactions and helped me develop a solid foundation in research design and academic writing. 

In 2023,  I obtained my B.L.A from Nanjing Agricultural University, where I was fortunate to work under the guidance of Assoc.Prof.Xing Xiong. My undergraduate thesis was honored as an Outstanding Graduation Thesis of Nanjing Agricultural University. Now, I am continuing to work under his guidance as a Master’s student, while successfully leading a provincial-level research project.