In order to develop cement-based composites suitable for reinforcing brick wall surface,while reducing costs and ensuring mechanical performance,a High Performance-Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Composite (HP-FRCC) has been innovatively proposed,drawing from UHPC and ECC materials and components.The flow and mechanical proper-ties of HP-FRCC prepared with varying water-to-binder ratios,water reducers,limestone powder,and polyoxymethyl-ene (POM) fiber content are investigated by the step-down,compressive,and tensile tests.The results indicate that increasing the water-to-binder ratio and limestone powder content enhances fluidity,whereas higher fiber content re-duces fluidity.Optimal mechanical properties of HP-FRCC were achieved with a POM fiber content of 2.5% and a limestone powder content of 35%~40%.The strong bond between POM fibers and the HP-FRCC matrix improves both tensile strength and ductility.Increasing the water-to-binder ratio results in a decline in mechanical properties,with tensile ductility initially increasing before decreasing.When the water reducer content is 2.0%,the composite exhibits the best flow performance,although its strength and tensile ductility are at their lowest.