最高學歷：英國伯明翰大學 英國文學系 博士

2004-2008 PhD, the Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, U. K.

2000-2003 MA, the Division of English Literature, Department of English, National Taiwan Normal University

1997-2000 BA, the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Chung Hsing University

1992-1997 Diploma, the Department of English (combining a major in English with a minor in Japanese), Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages

2021/02-current Associate Professor, the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Chung Hsing University

2009/08-2020/01 Assistant Professor, the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Chung Hsing University

2008–2013 A regular review contributor to the Routledge ABES (Annotated Bibliography of English Studies) in the section of Renaissance and Early Modern Literature.

2006 A member in the committee of BritGrad (The British Graduate Shakespeare Conference which takes place annually at the Shakespeare Institute, Stratford-upon-Avon, U. K.).

2005-current A Member of the Shakespeare Institute's Renaissance Drama Research Group. This group has been hosted by Dr Martin Wiggins for more than 10 years, and the membership is by invitation only. The group members meet monthly and keep in touch on the RDRG website in order to continue discussion, share discoveries, and ask questions of one another.

2003-2004 A full-time intern in teaching English in National Hsi Hu Senior High School.

2001-2003 A part-time assistant to the research projects sponsored by National Science Council and hosted by Professor Kun-liang Chuang, who is on the Faculty of the Department of English and is Dean of the Office of International Affairs, National Taiwan Normal University.

John Lyly

William Shakespeare

Elizabethan Society, Renaissance Comedy, and Renaissance Domestic Dramas

Religion, Early Modern Conduct Literature, and Morality Plays

Renaissance Theatres, Children's Performances, and Adult Companies

Plautus's and Terence's Comedies and Roman Slavery and Society

Culture, Authenticity, and Shakespeare Adaptations on Stage and in Film