Dr. Yuhao Huang graduated from the Urban and Planning Design program of City University of Macau. His research has long focused on the comprehensive application of typology in rural living environments and settlement forms, exploring pathways for the conservation of settlement landscape heritage and sustainable development (specifically in rural settlements along the Nanxi River basin), and establishing a theoretical framework and practical value for understanding the evolution of ancient Chinese urban patterns and spatial forms. He has published over 40 papers in SCI/A&HCI-indexed journals and Chinese journals. He currently leads one research project under the Zhejiang Provincial Education Science Planning Program, one general research project funded by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Education, one 2023 Research Project on Excellent Traditional Chinese Culture, and one 2024 Aesthetic Education Special Project funded by the Zhejiang Provincial School Art Education Association. He has also participated in six provincial and municipal-level research projects (including the Zhejiang Provincial Philosophy and Social Sciences Research Program). He is responsible for the “Watershed Landscape” section of the 2024 issue of Guangdong Landscape Architecture and serves as the host of the 2025 special issue on “Settlement Landscape Heritage Conservation.”