Prof. Xiang Zhang is a Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering, Wuhan University, located in Wuhan, China. He was born in 1969. He received his doctoral degree in water‑related disciplines from a well‑known comprehensive university in China, after which he joined Wuhan University and has long‑term engaged in teaching and scientific research work within the college. His primary research interests focus on sustainable water resources management from an eco‑hydrology perspective. In recent decades, he has conducted extensive research on the interaction mechanisms between hydrological processes and aquatic ecosystems, explored practical technical schemes for balancing water resource exploitation and ecological protection, and published dozens of academic papers in peer‑reviewed international and domestic journals. In addition to research projects, he supervises postgraduate students, guiding PhD and master’s students to conduct innovative studies in eco‑hydrology, water‑environment restoration, and sustainable water-resource utilization. He also actively participates in academic exchange activities in the water‑resources research community to promote cooperation between domestic and international researchers in eco‑hydrological management.