Work Experience I completed a combined Master's and Doctoral program in Clinical Otorhinolaryngology at Peking University Health Science Center, under the supervision of Professor Ma Furong. My doctoral dissertation, titled "Pioneering Research on Robot-Assisted Minimally Invasive Tunnel Cochlear Implantation Surgery," was widely praised by the domestic defense committee for its cutting-edge innovation and originality. My clinical skills are solid and outstanding. During my clinical doctoral training, I successively served as a Resident Physician, Chief Resident, and Attending Physician in the Department of Otolaryngology at Peking University Third Hospital. In clinical practice, I underwent extensive temporal bone dissection training, participated in the surgical treatment of hundreds of cases of otitis media and cholesteatoma, and provided genetic counseling for deafness-related genes. I was a member of the surgical team for the "National Cochlear Implant Project for Impoverished Deaf Children," participating in nearly one hundred cochlear implantation surgeries. Additionally, I took part in a large-scale national survey on hearing impairment and ear diseases conducted in accordance with the WHO Ear Disease and Hearing Disorder Survey Protocol. Research Work I have published 4 articles as the first author and participated in 3 research projects. Currently, I am involved in research on minimally invasive tunnel cochlear implantation surgery. I have applied for and been granted 1 invention patent and 1 software copyright related to surgical planning.