My research primarily centers on investigating the hunter-gatherer’s adaptive strategies during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition and their effects on environment, and conducting the comparative research in East Asia and West Asia with lithic assemblage and settlement data. I have participated in several surveys and excavations in Anhui, Shandong and Inner Mongolia, and these first-hand field experiences have progressively shaped my interest towards this specific topic. Prior to joining the Asian Sphere program, I graduated from Wuhan University with a B.A. in Archaeology in 2016.