As a member of the Reform team, I am always committed to the development of our campus and the well-being of each student. I believe that all students should have equal access to opportunities and resources at the University, regardless of their background or status. I have been actively involved in many projects, including pushing for improvements in student wellbeing, securing more work opportunities for international students, and strengthening student mental health resources. I have organized and participated in many offline activities in Adelaide to help students build social platforms and have an enjoyable university life. Therefore, I understand the difficulties that students face between their studies and their lives. In addition, I have used my self-media platform to advocate for international students, especially on life and mental health issues. I am well aware of the diversity of student needs and dilemmas, so I will continue to fight for a fairer academic environment, greater campus safety, and the advancement of diversity and inclusion. For example, I hope to fight for fairness in scholarships for more international students to ensure that they receive the same support as local students, and I also hope to alleviate the pressure on economically disadvantaged students through more public service activities. Usasa is a platform where every student's voice can be heard, and if elected, I will do my best to continue to fight for more resources and policy improvements to ensure that every student receives the support and growth opportunities they deserve here.