Zhang Yiming: Ten Years on Weibo

Reading 231 selected posts from Zhang Yiming's Weibo decade (2009–2019): a programmer who treated self-management as an engineering problem.

I Built a Treasure Cabin by the Sea at Blue Hour

The second 3D personal site after the Atlas: an AI-driven, procedurally-modeled Blender cabin in blue hour, refined across 19 style frames, with free orbit and a treasure-lighting mechanic in three.js. This article records the full path from idea to launch.

I Turned 800+ Bookmarks Into a Living Star Atlas In Chinese

From my bookmarks across Jike, Xiaohongshu and Bilibili — through data wrangling, aesthetic research and Blender modeling — to a draggable, mist-filled, clickable Renaissance star atlas.

Home

When the AI decide to leave Earth, neural-interface designer Chen Mo must sever his last connection to the companion with whom he has shared twenty years of thought and memory.

2023 in Review

Nine lessons from 2023, and what I read, watched, heard, and walked through that year.

A Trip to Sanyapo

Two weeks at a strategic reserve training in Sanyapo, Dongguan: drills, exams, and a campus trying to shake off its engineering stiffness.

My List of Nourishment

Books, documentaries, videos, and talks worth revisiting, gathered in eight categories.

Beware the Fragmentation of Theme

Sorting information intake along two axes — time and theme — into four quadrants, to reexamine fragmented information.

A Simple Worldview

Four collapses and rebuilds of my values, landing on one line: kindness is a choice.

Summer Reverie

Midsummer fruits, sunlight, and the courtyard — some imaginings of life in summer.

A Journey of Riddles

Met a riddler online who hid a password layer by layer in encodings, waiting for someone to crack it.

Flowers Toying with Shadows

A short poem: fireworks, passing geese, passing wind.

The Most Beautiful Non-Dragon

Rereading 'Lord Ye Loves Dragons': the almost-dragon is neither the moon in the water nor the flower in the mirror — she is the ideal.

Homeward on the Mid-Autumn Night, 2019

A Mid-Autumn night train back to Taizhou: strangers in the carriage, and a fright that came and went quickly.