Medical Career: Engaged in traditional Chinese internal medicine for 25 years. Graduated from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine in 1984. In 1997, approved by the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Personnel, and the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine as a member of the second batch of national renowned traditional Chinese medicine academic successors, studying under Professor Zang Kuntang. Graduated from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the First Military Medical University in 2000, obtaining the national certificate of completion with outstanding grades. Long-term work on the clinical frontline, successively serving as physician, teaching assistant, attending physician, lecturer, associate professor, deputy chief physician, and chief physician in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Nanfang Hospital. Possesses solid theoretical foundations and excellent clinical skills. Repeatedly awarded as an advanced individual and outstanding Communist Party member by the hospital and university. Research: Published over 70 professional papers, edited 10 monographs as lead editor, and served as an editorial board member for 5 works. Participated in and received four second and third prizes for military scientific and technological progress. Led three research projects at various levels.