Education Experience
Bachelor of Economics (2021.9 - 2025.6)
- International School of Business & Finance, Sun Yat-Sen University
- Major in Finance, GPA: 4.0, Rank:9/207 (top 5%)
- Honors:
- First-class Scholarship at SYSU
- Second-class Scholarship at SYSU
- Courses:
- Microeconomics (Samuelson, 88),
- Intermediate Microeconomics(Varian, 92)
- Macroeconomics (93)
- Intermediate Macroeconomics (Dornbusch, 90)
- Econometrics (Stock&Watson, 95)
- Econometrics Ⅱ (MHE, 94)
- Analysis of Social Economic Survey Data (95)
- Development Economics (94)
- Urban Economics (90)
- International Finance (95)
- Probability and Statistics (94)
- Business Statistics (90)
- Mathematical Analysis Ⅱ (89)
- Linear Algebra (89)
Academic Experience
Working Papers
- Working Paper: Is High-Speed Rail an“Expert in Emissions
Reduction”? A Research Based on Recentered IV. (Supervisor: Prof.
Li Teng).
- This paper was awarded Third Prize at the Second National Undergraduate Forum on International Economics (2025.5.25, Zhuhai). During this forum, we gathered many valuable insights and made targeted revisions accordingly.
- This paper was awarded First Prize (Top 1%) at the Fourth National Undergraduate Development Economics Paper Competition. (2025.6.30, Shenzhen). link
- Bachelor’s Thesis: The Impact of the Double Reduction on Mental Health: Evidence from CFPS. (Supervisor: Prof. Li Teng). Awarded: Sun Yat-sen University 2025 Class Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis. (Top 5%)
Research Assistant
Yunzhouxing Labor and Environmental Economics Team
- Presented How do friendships form?(Marmaros & Sacerdote, 2006, QJE). As a sophomore, I presented the experimental background, data, and models of this paper, along with its key findings. Link
- Presented Peer quality and the academic benefits to attending better schools (Hoekstra et al.,2018, JLE), introduced the hypothesis, recognition of fuzzy RD and the application of stack RDD in the paper. Link
- Presented The Long-Run Economic Consequences of High-Stakes Examinations: Evidence from Transitory Variation in Pollution (Ebenstein et al.,2016, AEJAE), introduced the Bagrut Exam in Israel (as a high-stakes examination), and analyzed the identification strategy, mechanism of the paper. Link
International Economics Research Team
- Participated in 50+ paper discussions and 15+ database sharing sessions (CSMAR, CEIC, CNRDS, etc).
- Presented a quantitative history paper, The Fractured-land Hypothesis (Fernández et al.,2023, QJE), explained the construction and derivation of the dynamic simulation. Link
- Presented an international trade paper: The Value of Reputation in Trade: Evidence from Alibaba (Chen & Wu, 2021, REStats). Discussed the dynamic construction method and derived the Bayes’ law and Bellman’s equation. Link
- Presented a quantitative history paper: When beer is safer than water: Beer availability and mortality from waterborne illnesses (Antman & Flynn, 2024, JDE). Discussed how the paper use DID strategy to identify causal effect. Also explained the result of event study and the interaction method of mechanism analysis. Link
Teaching Assistant
- Econometrics II (2024 Autumn). Paper assignment grading, Quiz grading, and Q&A.