Ziyi (Archer) Chen, currently a Political Science and Economics junior at New York University, is a wholehearted writer and researcher in the fields of political philosophy, political economics, and East Asian history and politics. He has published a personal collection of poems Boring Man’s Ink, (2019.6), an analysis of the institutions and economy of China Economics, Politics, and Society (2020.12), several essays as a staff writer of New York University Journal of Politics and International Affairs (NYU JPIA), and more than ten journalistic news articles as a staff writer of New York University IR Insider. His ongoing projects include research on how political beliefs of psychotherapists affect their consultation performance, an essay on how upper-middle class influences the inequality, and an essay on how Shanghainese regionalism formed and could evolve in the future.