My research is primarily focused on the simulation of hydraulic fracturing, geomechanical modeling, and the optimization of fracturing designs through integrated simulation and machine learning methods. I earned both my Bachelor's and PhD degrees in Mechanics from Peking University. During my doctoral studies, I spent one year as a visiting scholar in Professor Mark Zoback's research group at Stanford University. Currently, I serve as an Associate Professor and PhD Supervisor at the School of Petroleum Engineering, Southwest Petroleum University. Over the course of my career, I have successfully completed more than 20 government and industry-funded projects in the field of unconventional reservoir development. To date, my team and I have published over 20 SCI/EI-indexed papers in renowned journals such as SPE Journal and Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering. Additionally, I serve as a young editorial board member for journals including Reservoir Evaluation and Development and Journal of Northeast Petroleum University. As the first inventor, I have been honored with the Sichuan Patent Award (Second Prize) and the China Patent Excellence Award for my contributions to hydraulic fracturing simulation technologies.