Graduated from the Department of International Economics (World Economics Major) of Nankai University in 1992 with a master's degree in economics. In 1995, he graduated from the Graduate School of the People's Bank of China (majoring in international finance) with a doctorate in economics. In 1996, he studied monetary policy at the School of Business Administration at the University of Illinois in the United States. In 1997, he studied financial markets and policy at the Joint Institute of Vienna (JVI). In 1998, he took an advanced course in financial planning technology at the International Monetary Fund Institute (IMFInsitut). In 1999, he conducted research on econometric models and forecasts at the Central Bank Research Center of the Bank of England. Main research areas include: monetary theory and monetary policy, financial innovation and development, international economic finance and macroeconomic issues, etc. His major works include: deputy editor-in-chief "Encyclopedia of Financial Trusts" in 1994; editor-in-chief "Encyclopedia of Financial Futures and Options" in 1996. Since 1997, he has published monographs "Theory and Practice of Financial Futures" (Commercial Press, 1997 edition), "Cause and Effect of Financial Innovation" (China Financial Press, 1998 edition), and "The Formation and Development of China's Monetary Policy" (Shanghai People's Publishing House, Shanghai Joint Publishing House, 1999 edition), "The Theory of Deflation" and "General Theory of Monetary Policy", etc. Main papers: Since 1993, nearly 100 papers have been published in magazines such as "Economic Research", "World Economy", "Economic Science", "Management World", "Financial Research", "International Financial Research", "Human Research and Reference" and other magazines Among them, many papers won awards such as China’s Eighth Five-year Science and Technology Achievement Award. The main economic point of view is to formulate unified, transparent and efficient market rules, regulate the behavior of economic entities, and give full play to the role of market mechanisms in optimizing resource allocation. At the same time, in order to avoid market distortions caused by incomplete information and eliminate market blindness, government supervision and guidance need to be strengthened. These ideas of his are fully reflected in his works on financial derivative markets, monetary policy, macroeconomics, and international economic and financial issues. In 1999, as a person who has made outstanding contributions to society, he was included in "Who's Who in the World (China International Exchange Press)" and "Scientific Chinese·Chinese Expert Talent Pool".