(E)-8-dodecenyl acetate, as a key component of the sex pheromone of many important agricultural pests (e.g., corn borer and peach borer), is synthesized and released by female-specific glands to attract conspecific males to complete the mating orientation, and has been developed as a standardized lure core through highly efficient stereoselective synthesis technology, which has been widely used in pest monitoring and mating disruption prevention and control systems in cornfields and orchards.