I obtained my B.S. and Ph.D. of geochemistry at CUG-Wuhan in 2004 and 2010, respectively. My research focuses on in-situ microanalysis and orogenic evolution. Major research achievements include: (1) developed an in-situ LA-ICP-MS method in order to perform zircon and uraninite U-Pb dating in thin-sections, which can directly link mineral assemblage with interpretation of U-Pb age; (2) provided microgeochemical and petrological evidence for "hot" exhumation of deep subducted continent, and demonstrated the existence of melting-induced fluid flow during exhumation of subducted continent; (3) identified the independent and distinguished generation and evolution of the Precambrian continental crusts between Dunhuang and Beishan that are located in the southern Central Asian Orogenic Belt (CAOB), and the first discovery of the Dunhuang high-pressure mafic granulite which provides the critical evidence for the early Paleozoic collision between Dunhuang and Beishan. Sixteen first and/or correspondence-author papers have been published on Chemical Geology, Journal of Metamorphic Geology, Precambrian Research, Lithos, Acta Geologica Sinica, Science China-Earth Sciences and Chinese Science Bulletin with more than 300 SCI other-citations. I was awarded by "National Science Fund for Excellent Young Scholars" (2019), the nominated prize of the "One Hundred Outstanding Doctoral Dissertations in China" (2012) and selected as member of the "Professional Committee of Rock and Mineral Analysis in Chinese Society for Mineralogy, Petrology and Geochemistry".