As the complex version of Ricci flow, K\"ahler-Ricci flow enjoys the special feature, i.e., cohomology information for the evolving K\"ahler metric. The flow can thus be reduced to scalar level as first used by H. D. Cao in the alternative proof of Calabi's Conjecture. People have mostly been focusing on the situation when the K\"ahler class is fixed. As first considered by H. Tsuji, by allowing the class to evolve, the flow can be applied in the study of degenerate class, for example, class on the boundary of K\"ahler cone. We discuss some results in this drection. This is the geometric analysis aspect of Tian's program, which aims at applying K\"ahler-Ricci flow in the study of algebraic geometry objects with great interests.

We call a metric quasi-Einstein if the m-Bakry-Emery Ricci tensor is a constant multiple of the metric tensor. This is a generalization of Einstein metrics, which contains gradient Ricci solitons and is also closely related to the construction of the warped product Einstein metrics. We study properties of quasi-Einstein metrics and prove several
rigidity results. We also give a splitting theorem for some Kahler quasi-Einstein metrics.

In this lecture, we present a new proof of Perelman's collapsing theorem for 3-manifolds with boundary which is needed for his work on Thurston's Geometrization Conjecture. Among other things, we use an observation of Hamilton-Perelman on incompressible tori boundary for Ricci flow with surgery on thick part of a 3-manifold. Starting from incompressible tori boundary of thin part of 3-manifold, we found that there is an injective F-structure in the sense of Cheeger-Gromov. Consequently, the part of a 3-manifold for Ricci flow with surgery becomes an aspherical graph-manifold, Perelman's collapsing theorem for 3-manifolds follows.