Undergraduate Student from the School of Accounting Invited to Present Paper at the 2026 Annual Academic Conference of the Financial Accounting Committee of the Chinese Accounting Society

On June 6, 2026, the 2026 Annual Academic Conference of the Financial Accounting Committee of the Chinese Accounting Society was held at Beijing Wuzi University. The conference was hosted by the Financial Accounting Committee of the Chinese Accounting Society and co-organized by the School of Accountancy of Beijing Wuzi University and the editorial department of China Circulation Economy. Nearly 200 experts and scholars from over 60 universities, including Renmin University of China, Zhejiang University, Nanjing University, Nankai University, and Xiamen University, gathered to discuss new missions and pathways in areas such as financial accounting standards, intelligent risk measurement, green finance practices, supply chain financing, and capital market governance. Zhang Xianchong, a third‑year undergraduate student majoring in Accounting (CPA track) from the School of Accounting, was invited to attend and present his research.

In the sub‑forum on "Audit Governance and Audit Risk," Zhang Xianchong presented his paper titled "How Does Bond Default Risk Affect the Information Content of Key Audit Matters? – Empirical Evidence Based on Machine Learning and Textual Analysis." The paper was supervised by Associate Professor Zhao Mei from the School of Accountancy and supported by the School's "Third Undergraduate Academic Talent Incubation Program." The study employs machine learning and textual analysis to investigate the impact of bond default risk on auditors' disclosure decisions and its underlying mechanisms. Dr. Yi Bingxin from Beijing Wuzi University provided a discussion on the paper, commending its research methodology and topic selection, and offered constructive suggestions regarding indicator construction, causal mechanisms, and structural organization. Subsequently, Zhang Xianchong engaged in in‑depth exchanges with Professor Xiao Tusheng from Central University of Finance and Economics, as well as Professor Gao Cheng, Editor‑in‑Chief of Beijing Youth Research and a professor at Beijing Youth Politics College, among other experts.

This presentation at a national‑level high‑profile academic conference fully demonstrates the solid achievements of the School of Accountancy in cultivating top‑notch undergraduate innovative talents, as well as the strong research aptitude of our undergraduates. The School will continue to build diverse academic platforms and improve its talent development system to support undergraduates in deepening their academic pursuits and achieving continuous growth.