I am a Ph.D. in Applied Economics, with research interests in the marine economy, marine fisheries economics, policy evaluation, system simulation, and sustainable marine development. My work focuses on high-quality marine development, the evolution of marine fisheries development space, resource and environmental constraints, and policy-driven mechanisms. I am particularly interested in using system dynamics, econometric analysis, and scenario simulation to explore the interactions among industry, resources, ecology, and policy. My recent research has examined how new quality productive forces drive the development of the marine economy and marine fisheries. One of my representative papers, Driving the High-Quality Development of the Marine Economy: A Mechanism-Effect-Space Integrated Framework of New-Quality Productive Forces, was published in the SCI Q1 journal Regional Studies in Marine Science (2025, 92, DOI: 10.1016/j.rsma.2025.104586). I have also published research on marine resources, environmental carrying capacity, and marine economic development in Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting. In addition, I have published research on regional transportation and economic linkages in a core Chinese journal, Collective Economy. Overall, my academic interests lie in marine economy, marine fisheries economics, policy evaluation, system simulation, and sustainable marine development.