Medical Career: Luo Ren, male, born in August 1952, Han ethnicity, native of Xingning City, Guangdong Province, member of the Communist Party of China. Graduated with a bachelor's degree from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine in 1976, and obtained a master's degree in Internal Medicine from the same university in 1984. Has been engaged in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) work for over 30 years. Currently serves as Director of the Department of TCM at Nanfang Hospital, Academic Leader of the Key Discipline of TCM Nephrology under the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Academic Leader of the TCM Nephrology Specialty for Clinical Research of New Chinese Herbal Drugs under the National Medical Products Administration, Academic Leader of the Nephrology Specialty under the Doctoral Program (First-Level Discipline) of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine at the Ministry of Education, Professor, Chief Physician, Doctoral Supervisor, and Postdoctoral Supervisor. (Before restructuring: Military rank 5, level 10; after restructuring: Local senior rank 8.) Research Overview: Applies modern scientific theories and high-tech methods to study TCM theories. Has undertaken 19 projects, including the National 863 Program and the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Has received 10 awards for scientific and technological achievements from the military. Holds a leading domestic position in the basic and clinical research of kidney deficiency syndrome and sub-health in integrated Chinese and Western medicine. Utilizes modern teaching theories to guide TCM teaching reform. First introduced the PCMC teaching method in TCM education in 1991, and was recognized as an outstanding teacher in the General Logistics Department's university system. Proposed the "Four-One Model" for master's students and the "1211 Model" for doctoral students, demonstrating distinctive teaching characteristics and experience in high-level talent cultivation. Was named an outstanding teacher of the entire military in 2004 and a Teaching Master in Guangdong Province in 2009. Has supervised 20 master's students, 10 doctoral students, and 3 postdoctoral fellows. Academic Appointments: Academic Leader of the Key Discipline of TCM Nephrology under the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Academic Leader of the TCM Nephrology Specialty for Clinical Research of New Chinese Herbal Drugs under the National Medical Products Administration; Academic Leader of the Nephrology Specialty under the Doctoral Program (First-Level Discipline) of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine at the Ministry of Education. First Vice Chairman of the Sub-Health Society of the China Association of Chinese Medicine; Vice Chairman of the TCM Nephrology Society of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies; Standing Committee Member of the Nephrology Society of the China Association of Chinese Medicine; Vice Chairman of the Guangdong Provincial TCM Nephrology Society; Vice Chairman of the Guangdong Provincial Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Nephrology Society; First Vice Chairman of the Guangdong Provincial TCM Sub-Health Society; Standing Committee Member of the Guangdong Provincial TCM Internal Medicine Society; Standing Committee Member of the Guangdong Provincial TCM Difficult Diseases Society; Chairman of the TCM Professional Committee of Guangdong Provincial General Hospitals.