Recently, Prof. HUANG Bing and his team from the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIGPAS) have conducted a series of studies focusing on the recovery and re-radiation of brachiopods post-LOME. The relevant results indicate that post-LOME brachiopod radiation was not merely a simple rebound in diversity, but was accompanied by ecospace expansion, global paleogeographic distribution expansion, asynchronous replacement of dominant taxa, and community succession under the control of regional environments. These insights provide new evidence for understanding the mechanisms of ecosystem reconstruction following mass extinctions.