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Xian‐Hua Li is a leading figure in planetary science and geochemistry, renowned for his transformative work on lunar exploration and Earth’s early evolution. His research spans the geochemistry of the Moon, the formation of the continental crust, and the isotopic dating of ancient rocks. Li’s most influential contributions include pioneering new perspectives on lunar geology, as highlighted in his highly cited 2024 paper "Return to the Moon: New perspectives on lunar exploration" (68 citations), which has reshaped scientific strategies for future lunar missions. With a career marked by over 20,000 citations, Li has been instrumental in advancing our understanding of the Moon’s composition and history, as well as the tectonic processes that shaped the early Earth. His notable achievements include leading major Chinese lunar sample analysis programs and receiving prestigious awards for his geochemical innovations. Li’s work not only deepens our knowledge of planetary bodies but also inspires a new generation of researchers to explore the frontiers of space and deep Earth science.