I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from Beijing Forestry University and a Master’s degree in Landscape Heritage from Politecnico di Milano. My work and research focus on heritage conservation and public engagement through accessible communication. I have contributed to infographic design for heritage education publications by National Geographic China, covering topics such as Beijing’s Central Axis and the Grand Canal. I was also recognized as an Outstanding Volunteer by the ICOMOS International Conservation Center–Xi’an. I am committed to bridging heritage research, visual communication, and public understanding to promote broader appreciation and conservation of cultural heritage.