Born in Fuzhou, Fujian, he graduated from the China Academy of Art with a major in Integrated Design. His graduation project was awarded the Gold Medal of the China Academy of Art and the Lin Fengmian Creation Prize, and his work has been permanently collected by the institution. The design portfolio spans a wide range of sectors, including shopping centers, cultural‑tourism hotels, municipal landscapes, luxury residential estates, new retail, and industrial‑office complexes. Design Ideal has long been committed to exploring Chinese culture; whether in interior design, architectural design, or landscape design, it treats these fields as an integrated body of inquiry, transcending the conventional boundaries of specialized disciplines. He believes that, whether large or small in scale, a building’s very existence in the world hinges on the mindset of the people within it; thus, in his design process, he places greater emphasis on the experiences and sensations of those who inhabit it.

In the future, I hope that design will remain at the heart of what we do—after all, it’s a truly powerful way to engage with society and the world. Carrying on with this matter and doing it well is my only plan.

Bachelor of Urban Planning, School of Urban Planning and Architectural Design, Chongqing University of Architecture, Master of Urban Planning, School of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, Master of Landscape Design, University of Massachusetts (UMASS), USA. He worked as a senior designer in Beijing Native Landscape, American EDAW (one of the four major landscape design companies in the United States), American Stephen StimsionAssociate Landscape Office, and American MarthaSchwartz Landscape Office (MSI).

Founder and Principal Architect of MUDA Architects Royal Institute of British Architects Chartered Architect (RIBA) With a bachelor’s degree in traditional Chinese architecture, I strive to engage in continuous critical reflection throughout the design process, placing great emphasis on comprehensive project management—from conceptualization to on-site implementation. In March 2015, MUDA-Architects was founded in Beijing, China, and Boston, USA. In June 2017, the Chengdu office of MUDA-Architects was established, and I have since led and overseen the firm’s design practice across China and around the world. Before founding MUDA Architects, he worked successively at MAD and the German architectural firm gmp International, where he contributed to the design of several large-scale projects, including the Lianyungang Industrial Exhibition Center, Hangzhou South Railway Station, the Tianjin Binhai Cultural Center, and the Beijing Central Park Complex. He possesses hands-on experience in managing the entire project lifecycle, from initial conceptual design through to detailed construction oversight. Currently focused on design practice at Muda Architecture, he has led his team to win the Residential Stadium International Competition in the United States and first prize in the Xinglong Lake Bookstore Competition, among other accolades. He has also served as project lead for such projects as the Yunjing Garden Hot Pot Restaurant, the Xinglong Lake Bookstore, the PingLe M50 Art Hotel, the Haikou West Coast Park Visitor Center, and the Pengzhou Tianfu Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

My science is architecture. Compared with urban design, architecture is a more professional discipline, while urban design is a more comprehensive discipline, which will cover the content of architecture, as well as planning, landscape and even operation and policy. I personally have a strong interest in urban architecture and urban space design, which is why I choose to continue to study urban design. I studied in exchange at Munich University of Technology and also studied urban design in GSD. I found that the urban design in Germany is quite different from that in the United States. In Germany, the literal translation of urban design (Städtebau) is "urban architecture", which also shows that urban design in the context of German culture pays more attention to the influence of urban texture and the shaping of architectural space on the behavior of citizens, and discusses how to create a more harmonious and sophisticated space atmosphere. In the United States, urban design (Urban Design) is more like a pan-dimensional system discussion, the design as a perspective, to think and deal with the city's problems. In many cases, in addition to physical space, policy and operational issues are also discussed. Sometimes, for urban design, European culture likes to say Small is Beautiful, pursuing exquisite urban space, elegant urban experience and comfortable urban environment. American culture prefers to say Make No Little Plans, pursuing the overall effect, the balance of all parties and the development of the system.

The godfather of Chinese design art, the founder and chairman of DHO Hong Kong Hong Kong Hong Techeng design, Hong Techeng, who integrates designers and artists, has coordinated architecture, landscape and interior design with rich experience in the past 30 years of design art career, and led the company Won many awards. He adheres to the concept of "design for people", which is highly respected by the international design community. His design works are often unique in taste, eclectic and full of sensibility, which brings far-reaching influence to the younger generation of designers. He is a master of humanistic space in the industry.

From 1993 to 2003, he served as director of the office and deputy manager of the mechanical and electrical department of China Aviation Industry Planning and Design Institute. 2003-present in Huacheng Boyuan Engineering Technology Group Co., Ltd. Vice President, Chief Mechanical and Electrical Engineer Professional Achievements: 2008 won the "China Construction Enterprise Management Association Science and Technology Award for technological innovation" 2010 won the "building energy saving and emission reduction ten outstanding contribution expert award" In 2011, he won the second prize of "Beijing Science and Technology Award" and the second prize of "Beijing Science and Technology Progress Award" Representative items: Contemporary MOMA China Railway Nord International Garden Hua Bin Golf Estate

Deputy Chief Architect of Architectural Design and Research Institute of Zhejiang University; Director of Architectural Creation Research Center and Director of International Design Center; Associate Tutor of Balanced Architecture Research Center of Zhejiang University, Master of Architecture and Landscape Architecture of Zhejiang University; Master of Architecture; Researcher, National First-Class Registered Architect; Visiting Course Tutor of Architecture and Planning Discipline of Zhejiang University; Part-time Tutor of Balanced Architecture Research Center; Senior Member of Architectural Society of China; Director of Architectural Association of Zhejiang Civil Architecture Association; director of the Architectural Decoration and Design Professional Committee of Zhejiang Survey and Design Industry Association; Director of Zhejiang Stadium Association; Member of the Architectural Culture Academic Committee of the Architectural Society of China; Winner of the Young Architect Award of the Architectural Society of China; Master of Engineering Survey and Design of Zhejiang Province.

He was admitted to the Arts and Crafts Department of Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts in 1983 and graduated in July 1987. From September 1991 to January 1992, he studied decorative art design at the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts in Beijing. From October 2000 to January 2001, he went to Paris, France to study landscape design and tourism products in September 2003. The Ministry of Labor and the International Commercial Art Design Association awarded A- level Landscape Designer Registration Number: In August 0030027462004, he was awarded the first national outstanding young and middle-aged interior architect by the China Architectural Decoration Association. In October 2004, he was selected as the first "National Top 100 Interior Architects" by China Interior Design Society ". In October 2004, the work "Tieshanping Ecological Park Resort Hotel Design" won the first "Design for China" Excellence Award. In January 2005, he was hired as a member of the expert advisory group of Jiulongpo District, Chongqing. In April 2005, he was named "China's most influential designer" by the China Architectural Design Summit Forum. In September 2005, he was elected as a member and deputy secretary-general of the Design Committee of China Architectural Decoration Association. In March 2006, he was named "National Senior Interior Architect" by China Architectural Decoration Association ". In May 2006, his work "Chongqing Dongquan Tourism Plaza Landscape Planning and Donghe Hotel Architectural Design" won the second "Design for China" Excellence Award. In April 2007, he was appointed as a member of Chongqing Planning Committee. In December 2007, he was invited by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League to participate in the evaluation of "Top Ten Outstanding Youth in China's Design Industry" in 2007 and served as an expert member. 1 Ecological Water Landscape Design was published by Southwest University Press in August 2007. 2 "New Ideas in Design" was published by Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House in October 2003.3 Organized and compiled the "Series of Textbooks for Vocational Qualification Training of Chinese Interior Architects". He was responsible for compiling some of the contents of the textbook and served as the deputy editor-in-chief of the textbook. Organized by the China Decoration Association of the Ministry of Architecture, published in January 2005, republished in October 2006, and published by China Construction Industry Publishing House. Has been widely used in the national interior architect vocational qualification training. 4. Organize the compilation of "Chinese Landscape Architect Vocational Qualification Examination Training Materials" with a total of more than 100 million words, as deputy editor-in-chief, published by China Construction Industry Press in May 2006.5. "Moving Landscape-Commercial Pedestrian Street Landscape Design" Jointly published by Baitong Group and Sichuan Science and Technology Publishing House. 6. Editor-in-chief of the "National Eight Academy of Fine Arts Design Professional Teaching Series" audio-visual product "Academy School", was included in the "Tenth Five-Year" national key audio-visual publishing plan published papers: 1 "Reflections on the diversification of interior design". Published in "Chinese Architectural Decoration and Decoration-Issue 2003 and Issue 6" 2 "Comments for Chinese Design" Published in "Chinese Interior Design Development Report 2004" Tianjin University Press 3 "What to Give to the Paying Person" Published in "Chinese Architectural Decoration and Decoration-Issue 2004 and Issue 10", and participated in the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the establishment of China's 4th "Consumer Design in the Consumer Era" Architectural Decoration Association and the National Architectural Decoration Design Summit Forum to give a keynote speech, "Urban Development and Construction-Issue 2005 and 7". 5 "Finding the Origin of Design in Life" was published in "Urban Development and Construction-Issue 2005 and Issue 4" 6. "Similar Worries, Confusion of Urban Construction" was published in "Chinese Architectural Decoration-Issue 2006 and Issue 1" 7. "Convergence and Differences-About the Humanistic Significance in the Urban Environment" was published in "The Collection of the Second" Design for China "Environmental Art and Design Exhibition Forum"