About

My academic path connects China and France through civil engineering, applied mathematics and computational mechanics. I began with a civil engineering background, where structures, materials and practical design problems shaped the way I think about engineering.

During my studies in France, I moved gradually toward mathematical methods for mechanics and then toward numerical simulation. I am especially interested in how theory, modelling choices and software tools meet in a concrete engineering problem.

Today, my work focuses on finite element methods, solid and structural mechanics, contact problems and simulation workflows. I also follow robotics and electric vehicle engineering because they connect mechanical modelling with real systems, constraints and design decisions.

This site is meant to grow with me: a place to present serious work, record projects, and document the discipline that comes from both learning and training.