大家好！我是謝醫生（Dr. Xie），很高興在這裡與大家相遇。曾於大型綜合醫院從事多年臨床工作，之後轉入醫藥創新與醫學大數據相關企業，長期專注於真實世界數據（RWD）分析、臨床數據挖掘與醫學人工智慧建模。本科為中醫學臨床專業，研究生階段（碩士與博士）系統學習現代臨床醫學與臨床腫瘤學，並深入掌握數據挖掘、統計建模與人工智慧演算法，實現「中醫思維＋現代醫學＋數據科學」的交叉融合。因為中醫學和臨床醫學背景，長期關注「中國文化、生活方式與健康」之間的關係，期待用中文和英文兩種語言，向國內外學員系統介紹中國文化中與健康、家庭與日常生活相關的一面。業餘時間喜歡陪伴家人、閱讀、武術與氣功。

Hello everyone! I’m Dr. Xie, a physician, data science educator, and Chinese culture educator. I started my career as a clinician in a large general hospital, working face to face with patients and their families. Over time, I moved into the medical innovation and big data field, working with real‑world medical data, clinical data mining, and medical AI modeling. Today, I spend much of my time teaching medical data science and AI, helping clinicians and researchers turn clinical questions into data, models, and meaningful results.

But behind my technical work, there has always been another wish: to help more people truly understand Chinese culture and the health wisdom inside it. My education includes undergraduate training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, master’s‑level training in Internal Medicine (Clinical Medicine), and doctoral‑level training in Basic Medical Sciences. This path allowed me to see both classical Chinese ideas about the body and modern evidence‑based medicine, and to notice how Chinese habits, food, and daily life quietly shape health.

My long‑term goal is not only to teach R, data mining, and AI, but also to introduce authentic Chinese culture and Chinese health culture to learners around the world in clear, accessible English. I want to share how ordinary things—family meals, seasonal routines, festival traditions, movement practices like martial arts and Qigong—connect to the way people in China think about balance, prevention, and healing.

I am passionate about health data visualization and medical data mining, and equally passionate about telling the real stories behind Chinese culture, beyond stereotypes. Through my courses, I hope to build a bridge: between East and West, between numbers and narratives, and between modern medical science and the lived experience of Chinese culture. In my spare time, I enjoy being with my family, reading, practicing martial arts, and Qigong—many of the same practices that shaped my own understanding of health and life.