Minzu University of China · Haidian, Beijing
Computational Social Science · Public Policy · Artificial Intelligence
I am interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence, computational methods, and the social sciences, with a particular focus on computational social science, public policy, digital governance, and data-driven social research. I hope to use data, models, and computational tools to better understand real-world social and policy problems and explore the evolving relationship between technology and society.
Selected Research
From nationwide government social media data to city-level policy evaluation, I use computational and econometric methods to study public communication, interaction, and policy effects.
Using 328,544 posts from 337 verified government Weibo accounts, this study combines NLP, machine learning, and panel-data methods to examine how government communication strategies relate to public interaction.
Using the National Sanitary City designation as a quasi-natural experiment, this study applies staggered difference-in-differences (staggered DID) to a 2004–2021 city panel to evaluate business-environment effects.
Featured Project
WeiboFish reorganizes real government social media data, empirical metrics, semantic retrieval, and multi-agent simulation into an interactive research prototype.
Research Prototype · 2026
From empirical social science to multi-agent simulation.
An interactive research prototype built from 328,544 real-world government social media posts, NLP models, semantic retrieval, and multi-agent simulation.
Recent / Conference
The paper was selected for a thematic forum on social transformation in the digital-intelligence era, with a written presentation and poster session.
Experience
From household field surveys to data validation and analytical drafting, this experience showed me how social data are produced, verified, and interpreted in practice.
Completed five rounds of household field visits, follow-up verification, and Excel-based data processing, and led the analysis and first draft of one internally released city/county analytical brief.
About
I am an undergraduate student at Minzu University of China, majoring in Public Service Management and pursuing a micro-major in Intelligent Management and Business Data Analytics. My interests lie at the intersection of artificial intelligence, computational methods, and the social sciences.
My academic and field experiences connect public administration, computational methods, and real-world social questions.
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