Zhao Haiyang, male, Han Chinese, from Guyuan, Ningxia, is currently a third-year undergraduate student majoring in International Politics at Tsinghua University's Schwarzman College, focusing on International Affairs and Global Governance, with a minor in Public Administration. His research interests include China-US relations, China-Arab relations, global governance, and political economy.

He has conducted research and practical work in the UAE and the US, and carried out field studies in Jinhua (Zhejiang), Bijie (Guizhou), Anyang (Henan), Hainan, and Suzhou (Jiangsu), focusing on the digital economy, industrial development, and economic transformation. He has long been involved in projects at Tsinghua’s Global Competence Center and the China-US Cultural Exchange Association, taking part in multiple international exchange activities. He combines an international perspective with a deep understanding of China’s national conditions.

Academically, he has participated in two SRT projects, researching topics involving Phillips machines and China’s desertification control effectiveness; he also contributed to a provincial and ministerial-level key project, the "2024 Beijing Political Science Development Report." Additionally, he has been involved in Tsinghua University’s Institute for China Studies’ research on government information disclosure and a national key project, "Exploring the Path to a Strong RMB," gaining interdisciplinary academic experience and hands-on research experience.