Work Experience Received eight-year (Bachelor's to Ph.D.) clinical medical education at Peking University Health Science Center. Doctoral research focused on "The Role of MicroRNA 129-2 Gene Methylation in the Progression of Laryngeal Cancer." Following graduation, continued to work at the hospital, undergoing rigorous training as a resident physician and then as a chief resident physician, and is currently appointed as an attending physician. Since beginning medical practice, has participated

Specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of common otolaryngological diseases. Primarily focuses on pharyngeal and laryngeal disorders, with main research areas including laryngopharyngeal reflux, voice disorders, swallowing dysfunction, and molecular biological diagnosis of laryngeal cancer.