Care / Health
Care, health, and the concrete forms they take across households, institutions and technologies.
I am a doctoral researcher at East China Normal University, trained in social anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science
My previous work has included ethnographic research on vernacular ritual, public-facing anthropology content and cross-cultural health communication and project collaboration
I currently work on care, health, ordinary ethics, medical sociology and STS, with a continuing interest in how social research describes everyday life and in building connections between research, public knowledge production and cross-cultural practice
Care, health, and the concrete forms they take across households, institutions and technologies.
How technologies and infrastructures participate in everyday judgement and action.
How ritual, knowledge and experience enter and shape everyday life
Fieldwork, public scholarship and cross-cultural practice
Fieldwork, interviews and the documentary Xuanjuan Renjia, leading gradually toward understanding how ritual exists in everyday life
Contributed to a public-facing anthropology content project, working on content planning, research-led audio courses and related discussion material
Worked on cross-cultural health communication and project collaboration, gaining practical experience in cross-cultural project liaison, content operations and coordination
What I am working on now
Households, care, health and everyday infrastructure
A number of pieces on research method, empirical material and public expression
Public knowledge production, AI-assisted research and some cross-cultural projects
Updated Sep 2026 · Shanghai
Research notes, reading and occasional writing
Public notes are still being organised
If you would like to discuss research, public scholarship or a possible collaboration, feel free to get in touch.