Ruoyu Wan has a strong interest in design, environment, and humanities, and is dedicated to studying the intersection of environmental design and mental health. Currently studying Environmental Design at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Ruoyu plans to pursue a Master's degree, focusing on the psychological and physiological impacts of forest therapy on different populations. Ruoyu's research interests include Design Psychology, studying the relationship between human psychology and design to improve user experience; Environmental Psychology, understanding the therapeutic potential of natural environments; Visual and Artistic Design, analyzing visual elements of picture books to enhance children's engagement and comprehension; and Emotional and Psychological Well-being, exploring how picture books aid in children's emotional expression and psychological health. Ruoyu's recent manuscript, "The Therapeutic Impact of Forest Therapy on Mental Health research progress and prospect: A Bibliometric Analysis," reflects a commitment to advancing knowledge in this emerging field. Ruoyu aims to continue exploring innovative methods to integrate environmental design with mental health practices, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to develop evidence-based guidelines that highlight the benefits of environmental design for various populations. Contact: u202115710@hust.edu.cn