Thesis Title: Work Flexibility and Family Dynamics
Supervisors: Professor Christiaan Monden
I am a DPhil student in Sociology and a member of Green Templeton College. Prior to my doctorate, I investigated precarious work and mental health in China using quantitative methods.
My current research examines (1) how work arrangements such as flexible, remote, and precarious employment relate to household life and the wellbeing of family members, and (2) the structural and cultural factors that influence mate selection and fertility intentions across different social contexts.
Research Interests: Work and employment, family, marriage, gender inequality
Previous Education: BA Sociology, Hohai University; MA Sociology, Nanjing University
