“…The Hall effect (including spin Hall effect, anomalous Hall effect and thermal Hall effect) in 2D magnets also attracts substantial attention, which not only promotes the development of novel Hall devices but also provides a new route to detect the existence of magnetism [40][41][42][43][44]. Among these Hall effects, the thermal Hall effect is related to the coupling between spin wave and lattice vibration (magnon-phonon coupling) [45], and the magnon-phonon coupling is usually studied by Raman spectra [46,47] phonon spectrum [48,49] and spin-wave spectrum [50,51]. In spintronics, the manipulation of magnetic order also is a hot topic, and there are numerous manipulation strategies, such as stack [52,53], electrostatic doping [54,55], and pressure [56,57].…”