I am an Assistant Professor at Beijing Forestry University. My work is driven by unraveling the complex interactions between plant-soil interactions and ecosystem dynamics under the pressures of wildfire, land use change, and climate change. My research group focuses on ecosystem biogeochemistry and its interactions to natural and anthropogenic disturbances, contributing to nationwide ecological restoration efforts. For example, we investigated the ecosystem degradation and its underlying mechanisms in the oasis-desert transition zone of northern China, serving the renovation of the Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program. Additionally, I led a team to study how fire and land use change, for example, prescribed fire, afforestation, and woodland reclamation, affect the ecosystems' fuel load, nutrient balance, and resilience.