On symplectic mean curvature flows

It is known that the symplectic property is preserved by the mean curvature flow in a Kähler-Einstein surface which is called “symplectic mean curvature flow”. It was proved that there is no finite time Type I singularities for the symplectic mean curvature flow. We will talk about recent progress on an important Type II singularity of symplectic mean curvature flow-symplectic translating soliton. We will show that a symplectic translating soliton must be a plane under some natural assumptions which are necessary by investigating some examples.