Sep 2020 – Jun 2026
LL.M. & Ph.D. in Law
Constitutional and Administrative Law · Integrated master's–doctoral program
School of Law, Zhengzhou University
Supervisor: Prof. Lianying Miao
Curriculum Vitae
Legal scholarship, computational social science, and reproducible research infrastructure.
Sep 2020 – Jun 2026
Constitutional and Administrative Law · Integrated master's–doctoral program
School of Law, Zhengzhou University
Supervisor: Prof. Lianying Miao
Sep 2016 – Jun 2020
Undergraduate study in law
School of Law, Zhengzhou University
Constitutional foundations, legislative design, and the institutional mechanisms through which legal rules shape social outcomes.
Generative agents and interacting social subsystems for studying heterogeneous behavior and complex social dynamics.
Reproducible policy experiments, real-world data, and statistical validation to compare scenarios and improve proposed interventions.
Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation · 29(1), Article 6 · 2026
Contribution: A general-purpose framework connecting LLM-driven social agents, modular social subsystems, and an iterative simulation–evaluation loop to support policy scenario comparison and refinement.
A New Paradigm for Policy Effect Evaluation Driven by Generative Agent Models: A Simulation of a Public Opinion–Economy System
系统工程理论与实践 / Systems Engineering — Theory & Practice · 14 May 2026
Contribution: Uses real-world data to assess agent behavior and simulates consumption-voucher policy in a coupled public opinion–economy system, examining heterogeneous group responses and multidimensional policy effects through statistical tests.
Submitted to NeurIPS 2026 FAST Workshop
Contribution: A simulation-first research workbench that links modeling, experiments, and explanations to recorded execution traces, with seed-reproducible runs and exportable reproduction packages including ODD documentation.
Exploring Multiple Safeguard Mechanisms in Collective Land Expropriation
中国土地 / China Land · 2022(5), 23–24
Contribution: Examines safeguards for collective land expropriation through three connected dimensions—public interest, timely and adequate compensation, and public participation in the expropriation process.
Governance and Improvement of Cross-Border Personal Information Flows in the Context of Data Sovereignty
哈尔滨学院学报 / Journal of Harbin University · 2022, 43(11), 33–37
Contribution: Examines cross-border personal information governance through the lens of data sovereignty, connecting national security, the digital economy, and the protection of individual rights.
The Constitutional Dimension of Common Prosperity and Its Legislative Realization
新时代立法理论和实践的创新与发展论文集 · Legislative Studies Association of the China Law Society · 2023
Contribution: Considers common prosperity from a constitutional perspective and explores its realization through legislation.
I combine data-driven empirical analysis with programming and the application of large language models to social science. My experience in interdisciplinary research, platform development, and team collaboration supports sustained research output and the development of major research proposals.