1982 was admitted to the biology department of East China Normal University from Zhenhai Middle School, but four years later, he was not admitted to the graduate school with the highest total score.

1989 was awarded a master's degree. After graduation, he taught at Zhejiang University. Two years later, he was invited to New Zealand to study marsupials. Soon, he won a scholarship from new york State University, and studied under the internationally renowned zoologist Mueller Schwartz.

1996 was awarded the highest honor of the school students: the dance award, and was awarded a doctorate.

In 2002, he was promoted to tenured professor by Central Washington University, and later served as vice president of a college of Central Washington University. At present, nearly 40 papers and several monographs have been published in 16 international academic journals in 9 countries. He is an internationally renowned animal behaviorist, social biologist and evolutionary biologist. His theory of "affinity pheromone" is widely used by peers all over the world.