**Professional Experience:** Graduated from the Fourth Military Medical University, holding a Master's degree in Orthopedics and a Doctorate in Surgery. Completed postdoctoral research at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University. From 2002 to 2007, pursued postdoctoral studies at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University, focusing on osteoporosis and bone metabolism. In September 2007, appointed as Assistant in Biology at Massachusetts General Hospital. In June 2008, appointed as Instructor at Harvard University. Achieved excellent scores on the USMLE (ECFMG) STEP1 (Basic Medical Sciences, 98) and STEP2 (Clinical Sciences, 92). Possesses strong clinical and basic research capabilities, solid theoretical medical knowledge, and considerable clinical practice skills. **Research Activities:** Principal Investigator of 2 projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, 1 project funded by the Guangdong Provincial Natural Science Foundation, and 1 hospital-level project. Directed the national continuing education program "Basic and Clinical Aspects of Osteoporosis." Research directions include optimization of clinical therapeutic drugs for osteoporosis, mechanisms of parathyroid hormone in treating osteoporosis, and mechanisms and interventions for low back and leg pain, particularly residual pain after surgery. Authored over 40 papers, with 9 indexed in SCI. Received one Second Prize for Military Scientific and Technological Progress and one Second Prize for Guangdong Provincial Science and Technology Award. *