Sun Quanhui, male, he holds a PhD in Zoology and currently serves as a Scientist and Spokesperson for World Animal Protection China office.

Since 2003, he has held senior management positions in different international organizations, focusing on strategic planning, team management, project design, budget implementation, corporate partnership, and resource development. With extensive experience in animal research and protection, he maintains broad connections with governments, enterprises, media, conservation organizations, and academic institutions.

During his tenure at World Animal Protection, he has led programs covering animal welfare education, disaster response, as well as campaigns on farm animals, wildlife and companion animals.

He has co-authored academic works and university textbooks including Scientific Rescue of Wild Animals, World Bird List, Management Manual for National Nature Reserves, and Introduction to Animal Welfare, and has published nearly 100 academic papers and popular science articles.

The honors he has awarded include the Excellent Postgraduate Award from the Hong Kong Qiushi Foundation (2004), Ecological Protection Excellence Award from the Alxa Club (2007), Second Prize of Beijing University Good News Award (2008), and the Silver Seal Outstanding Staff Award from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (2009).