I am currently an Economic PhD student at The Ohio State University. My research interests lie broadly in economic theory, game theory, information economics, and decision theory, with a particular interest in strategic interaction, bargaining, and learning under incomplete information.

I grew up in Wuxi, China, a beautiful city known for its classical gardens, Taihu Lake, rich cultural history, and local cuisine such as the famous Liangxi Crispy Eel . My academic journey later brought me to the University of California, Davis, where I received my B.S. in Agricultural and Consumer Economics. Influenced by my family background and many of the fellow students around me, I initially pursued a career path related to agribusiness and continued my studies in the business track of Agricultural and Consumer Economics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. However, during this experience, I gradually realized that my true interests were not in the business-oriented side of economics, but rather in economic theory and quantitative analysis. This realization motivated me to apply to the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where I pursued the theory track in economics and further developed my interests in mathematical economics and econometrics. In Fall 2026, I will continue this journey as a Ph.D. student in Economics at The Ohio State University.

I used to spend much of my spare time playing video games. During my undergraduate years, I participated in the Collegiate 2018 tournaments for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Rainbow Six Siege. In Rainbow Six Siege, I achieved a global ranking of 63 during Operation Commanding Force under the in-game ID RoomRoomService. Although I no longer play competitive video games as intensively as before, gaming was an important part of my undergraduate experience and taught me a great deal. Nowadays, in my free time, I prefer more active hobbies such as swimming and playing badminton.