Prof. Fengde Chen graduated from the School of Mathematical Sciences, Peking University, in July 2002 and has been working at Fuzhou University since then. He is the academic leader of Population Ecology in the Fujian Key Laboratory of Science and Engineering Computing and the academic leader of Differential Equations and Their Applications in the 211 key construction discipline of Discrete Mathematics and its Applications at Fuzhou University. He is a doctoral supervisor. Main academic part-time jobs and scientific research projects: Member of the National Society of Biomathematics, Director of the Fujian Society of Biomathematics, Commentator of the American Mathematics Review. He was formerly the Director of Fujian Mathematical Society and the Vice President of Fujian Biological Mathematical Society. His research interests include population ecology, differential equations, biomathematics, species permanence and extinction, stability, and bifurcation.