

Academic and professional lawyer specializing in international litigation, arbitration, and international investment law. Prior to commencing doctoral research, I worked as a legal manager for a cryptocurrency platform and as an international litigation and arbitration lawyer for two years, gaining first-hand experience with transnational disputes and regulatory complexity.
I am currently a PhD researcher in international investment arbitration, with a problem-oriented and interdisciplinary research approach that connects public international law with political, economic, and cultural contexts. My academic interests focus on translating real-world disputes into normative legal analysis, and on understanding how international law operates across diverse legal systems and cultures.
Investigated discovery rules in international arbitration, drawing comparisons with Chinese Evidence Law, The outcome constitutes an essential component of the report of China Law Society Program: Foreign-related High-end Legal Talent Training Program.
Analyzed primary sources, policy documents, and expert opinions to provide a nuanced understanding of the complex interplay between the Belt and Road Policy and India's national interests; Explored potential challenges and opportunities arising from the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative; Offered valuable insights into the dynamic geopolitical dynamics of the region study.
Led a research team in the comprehensive exploration of core responsibilities within the elevator manufacturing industry; Collected relevant cases and policy documents to provide a comprehensive understanding of the allocation of responsibilities in elevator accidents; Provided the new solution that elevator manufacturers should be liable for the elevator accidents; The report was sent to the Chinese legislation department.