I am a Research Professional at the Macro Finance Research Program at Becker Friedman Institute, University of Chicago, working under the supervision of Lars Peter Hansen. My research explores asset pricing and macro-finance, focusing on inelastic markets, expectation formation, and monetary transmission.
I am completing my M.A. in Computational Social Science with Economics concentration from the University of Chicago, advised by Ralph S. J. Koijen and Stefan Nagel. Much of my perspective on empirical asset pricing has been shaped by Stefan Nagel's approach to balancing theoretical precision with empirical depth. Before Chicago, I completed concurrent degrees at Shenzhen University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Statistics and a Bachelor of Economics in Finance.
I am affiliated with TONOMUS Global Center for Digital & AI Transformation and China Initiative at International Institute for Management Development (IMD), where I previously served as research associate and center lead. My work with Mark Greeven at IMD significantly shaped my research approach. His grounded understanding of China's business environment taught me how to connect theoretical frameworks to institutional realities.