Beyond QRS, Prof. Bi has made sustained contributions to Earth system science in China, authoring 14 monographs and more than 230 scholarly papers, including papers in Nature and over 35 other SCI-indexed journals. His works have been adopted as Ministry of Education textbooks and as graduate-level reference materials within the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His theoretical work on light has also led to the “Light String” concept, offering an original approach to the wave–particle duality problem and receiving the International Academician Congress Yingwei Award in 2024. Extending his research into interdisciplinary applications, his 18-paper series on Digital Human Microscopic Research—Quantum Human Body explores connections between quantum imaging and traditional Chinese medicine theory. His scientific leadership is reflected in his chairmanship of the SPIE International Conference on Quantum Remote Sensing since 2019, editorial board memberships of Science China and Acta Seismologica Sinica, and six provincial or ministerial-level Science and Technology Progress Awards.