1985 graduated from the Department of Biomedical Engineering of Shanghai Jiaotong University, and 1987 graduated from the Department of Social Science and Engineering of Shanghai Jiaotong University. In the early 1990s, he went to the United States to study abroad and obtained a master's degree in molecular research of neural aging from the University of Southern California. An extremely rare interdisciplinary talented woman.

Main research areas: Evolution of protein expression of brain nerve growth related genes.

Before I went to the United States, when I was studying at Shanghai Jiaotong University, I published Notes of a Female College Student, and won the National Excellent Works Award and Best-seller Award.

After going to America, he published the book "At the end of the century, in America".

In 1980s, Cao Minghua was once a famous literary star in China universities, with the reputation of "Three Hairs on the Mainland" and "Campus Prose Writer". As one of the third series of "Pentagon Series" published by Shanghai Culture Publishing House/KLOC-0 in February, 1986, the first edition of her prose booklet "Notes of a Female College Student" was printed130,000 copies, and it was reprinted several times soon, and the sales volume of the head office reached 550,000 copies. 1998, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House published her "America at the end of the century", which once again attracted attention. Cao Minghua said that she thought she would stop writing Chinese after this century in the United States. On the one hand, she was unfamiliar with the whole cultural environment when she returned to Shanghai after leaving China for several years, on the other hand, she was limited by time and energy. I still remember that it was seven years after she first returned to China. The inspector at Beijing International Airport didn't believe her and asked her if she had another passport. After making sure she didn't, he said loudly, "Wow, you are a brave fighter!" " But as time goes by, she can be sure that expressing her feelings and thoughts in her mother tongue will be an inseparable part of her future life.

As a talented woman studying biomedical instruments and philosophy at Shanghai Jiaotong University, Cao Minghua studied human aging and environmental problems after studying in the United States. Talking about the difference between his writing and some previous foreign students' literature, Cao Minghua said, "Many previous works were self-centered, concerned about his frustration, or eulogized his success as a strong person. These feelings all reflect the self-expansion of a Xiaotian man, and I think it is untrue to talk about them in the wide world. American society is not suitable for the weak, and the weak cannot stand fierce competition; But it is not suitable for people who are used to being strong. These people think that success means trampling on the rights of others. " America at the end of the century is divided into two parts. The above 34 essays are a bunch of essays, that is, the author's "short essays written intermittently", which reveal different civilizations and the same human nature in the East and the West, with objective comments and sarcasm. The second half is a six-chapter documentary about studying abroad, which contains all kinds of smells and impressions on the campus of the University of Southern California, as well as a series of personalities and characteristics of Japanese scientists such as Dr. Murray. Their experiences and stories of struggle remind people of the classic saying about America: "America is like a huge natural skating rink, with high spirits and elegant manners;" Once it stops, it will freeze to death. "In the book, Cao Minghua described her feelings and deeds of living in the United States, and analyzed the United States at the end of the 20th century with a well-trained scientific eye, with a delicate description and no trace.

Cao Minghua once said that he was a "thrower" and "not prepared to specialize in literature". He wants to "become a psychological counselor and visit many broken hearts with all his heart". In the end, she became a well-trained scholar and a bilingual writer familiar with Chinese and English writing. She said, "My wings have hardened. When I enter any new environment, I already know exactly what I want. I know I can fly. " At present, Cao Minghua is at a turning point in his life and work. She doesn't want to predict what will happen, because it still contains uncertainty. I don't want to reveal what I'm leaving, because I don't want to affect her current life order. "Let's talk about writing," said Cao Minghua. Not long ago, she bought the copyright of a set of special articles from Time magazine and translated a small book explaining social ethics and human society with "evolutionary psychology". Unfortunately, it has not been published so far. However, a small collection of wonderful ideas translated at the same time was published in Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House early this year. In the preface, Cao Minghua quoted two sentences from his diary: "Always live in the way of death and live, and think in the way of knowing nothing and knowing everything." -When you are dying, you should have an open mind and an open mind about life, and don't dwell on details, gratitude and resentment; Eternal life needs to be responsible for every day and extend this responsibility and vision to infinity. ...

20 1 1 In July, Cao Minghua's article The Controversy of Genetically Modified Foods in America was published in Wen Wei Po. Based on her 20-year experience in studying, living and working in the United States, this paper expounds the current situation of the controversy over genetically modified foods in the United States, and expresses her concern about the large-scale promotion of genetically modified crops in China as a molecular biology and genetic research worker.