My research interest focuses on the pollution characteristics and remediation technologies of acidic mine drainage (AMD). Guided by the principle of systematic AMD management, her current research emphasizes the use of natural geological barriers for in situ remediation of acidic mine drainage and the application of natural organic matter properties to enhance water quality restoration. Moving forward, her work will expand to investigate the basin-scale pollution dynamics and underlying remediation mechanisms of acidic mine water, aiming to support sustainable watershed management in mining-affected regions. I have led several National and provincial-level research projects. I have authored or co-authored 32 peer-reviewed journal articles in prominent publications such as Journal of Hydrology, Mine Water and the Environment, and Journal of China Coal Society. Additionally, I hold two authorized invention patents and have published two academic monographs. My scholarly contributions have been presented at numerous international conferences, including the International Groundwater Conference and the Groundwater Youth Forum.