Professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Oriental Languages and Cultures, Zhejiang International Studies University, and a recipient of the Ministry of Education's New Century Outstanding Talent Award, the National "March 8th Red-Professor (Level 2) and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Asian Languages and Cultures, Zhejiang International Studies University. Recognized as a "New Century Excellent Talent" by the Ministry of Education, a "National March 8th Red Banner Holder," and an expert receiving the State Council Special Allowance. Concurrently serves as Vice President of the Chinese Society for World Modern History, Vice President of the Professional Committee of World Contemporary History, Executive Professor (Level 2) and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Asian Languages and Cultures, Zhejiang International Studies University. Recognized as a "New Century Excellent Talent" by the Ministry of Education, a "National March 8th Red Banner Holder," and an expert receiving the State Council Special Allowance. Concurrently serves as Vice President of the Chinese Society for World Modern History, Vice President of the Professional Committee of World Contemporary History, Executive Council Member of the Middle East Studies Association, and Deputy Secretary-General of the Chinese Association of African History Studies. Specializing in Middle Eastern urban studies and Silk Road cities research, she leads a Major Project under the National Social Science Fund of China. Author of five academic monographs and over 70 journal articles published in prestigious outlets such as Historical Research and World Religious Studies. Notably, nearly 20 of her papers have been fully reprinted in authoritative digests including Xinhua Digest, Academic Digest of Higher Education Humanities and Social Sciences, Renmin University Copy Press Materials: World History, and Renmin University Copy Press Materials: Economic History. Her research has earned multiple accolades, including: Third Prize in the Outstanding Achievements in Scientific Research Award for Higher Education Institutions (Humanities and Social Sciences) by the Ministry of Education Three First Prizes and two Second Prizes in the Shanxi Province Social Science Outstanding Research Achievement Awards Two First Prizes and two Second Prizes in the Shanxi Higher Education Outstanding Research Achievement Awards Key Academic Contributions: Pioneered in-depth exploration of Middle Eastern urban history and social history in China, establishing foundational frameworks for these fields. Conducted the first systematic study of Silk Road cities spanning the Central and Western segments, employing a global perspective to reconstruct the trajectory of world history through the lens of "Silk Road cities," thereby highlighting the enduring essence of the Silk Road Spirit in cultural exchanges between ancient/modern China and Central Asia, West Asia, and North Africa. Advanced Civilizational Interaction Theory to emphasize the role of Silk Road empires, particularly nomadic empires, in shaping urban development along the Silk Road. Identified grid-like developmental trends (both east-west and north-south) and the dynamic expansion patterns of Silk Road cities. Innovatively applied transnational historical methodology to examine the role of "human agency" across three relational spaces: natural, social, and spiritual (constructed through routes, cities, people, and material culture), offering novel perspectives for deepening research on Silk Road memory and its historical-contemporary continuity.