Chief Physician, Professor, Doctor of Medicine, Doctoral Supervisor. She is mainly engaged in the clinical practice, teaching and research of TCM pediatrics, and emphasizes highlighting TCM characteristics in clinical work. She has accumulated extensive experience in the TCM treatment of anorexia, infantile malnutrition, overweight, gastritis, constipation, children with recurrent respiratory infections, asthma, myocarditis, hematuria, epilepsy, leukemia and other diseases. For infants (the youngest patient is an 8-month-old baby) with gallstones, adenoid hypertrophy and other conditions, oral Chinese herbal medicine treatment can save children from the pain of surgery. TCM conditioning after surgery helps patients recover physical strength and appetite with remarkable curative effects. She specializes in the diagnosis, treatment and research of pediatric nutritional diseases, spleen and stomach disorders and intractable diseases with traditional Chinese medicine. She has presided over and completed 16 national, provincial and ministerial research projects, including 3 projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. As the project leader and academic leader, she obtained a major national project jointly supported by three national ministries and commissions in 2018. She won the Second Prize of the Science and Technology Award of China Association of Chinese Medicine as the first completer. Since 2010, she has offered the core general education course Traditional Medicine and Human Health for non-medical students at the main campus of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, which is very popular among students. She has been invited many times to introduce clinical application experience of traditional Chinese medicine on radio and television stations. She has published more than 60 papers and 15 monographs, and trained nearly 20 doctoral and master students. Her main research directions: "The spleen and stomach are the foundation acquired after birth and the source of qi and blood generation", "Good spleen and stomach mean good health", "Good spleen and stomach make one intelligent". The functional activities of the zang-fu organs as well as the physical and intellectual development of children all depend on the normal function of the spleen and stomach. Her research focuses on the application of spleen-stomach regulation in children's growth and development as well as disease prevention and treatment.