Li Yuechuan, male, born in August 1983, received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Architecture from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and earned his PhD in Architectural History and Theory from South China University of Technology. He was a visiting scholar at the University of Edinburgh under a national government-sponsored program. He is currently an Associate Professor and Master’s supervisor at Nanchang University.

His research interests include architectural aesthetics, traditional settlements and vernacular dwellings, and overseas Chinese architecture. He has served as principal investigator for two projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, as well as several research and educational reform projects funded by the Jiangxi Provincial Social Science Foundation, the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Program of Jiangxi Universities, and the Jiangxi Provincial Degree and Graduate Education Teaching Reform Program. He has published one academic monograph, which received the Second Prize of the Jiangxi Provincial Social Science Achievement Award, and has authored more than ten academic journal articles.

• 2011.09-2015.06 Doctoral Education Doctoral Degree
• 2006.09-2008.06 Master's Education Graduate Degree
• 2000.09-2005.06 Undergraduate Education Undergraduate Degree

• [1] 2022.01-up to now School of Architecture and Design, Nanchang University Nanchang University
• [2] 2015.07-2021.12 School of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Nanchang University Nanchang University
• [3] 2009.01-2011.08 Software Engineering Institute of Guangzhou Software Engineering Institute of Guangzhou
• [4] 2008.07-2008.12 College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University (Nanchang University Branch) College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University (Nanchang University Branch)
• [5] 2005.07-2006.08 Wuhan Churen Architectural Design Co., Ltd. Wuhan Churen Architectural Design Co., Ltd.

• [1]Architecture in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River during the Qing Dynasty from the Perspective of Diversified Relief Networks
• [2]A Study on the Multiple Network Characteristics of Qiaopi Bureau Architecture in Modern Fujian and Guangdong Qiaoxiang and Southeast Asian Settlements
• [3]Research on the Preservation and Revitalization Paths of the Cultural Landscape of the Autumn Harvest Uprising Revolutionary Heritage Corridor
• [4]A Study on the Culture of Family Precepts in the Traditional Dwellings of Jiangxi