About

Born in 1979.
I spent my early years reading in the Daba Mountains, later studying in Xi’an,
trained in electronic information and computer science,
moving freely between hardware and software.
I once worked as a telecom engineer for a renowned multinational,
and later became an obscure independent webmaster.
At the height of those years, the site reached over 1 million daily IPs, 20 million PVs, with a team of 60+—
a faded glory from another internet age.

System architecture is my craft; product and user experience, my language.
Muay Thai is a daily discipline;
I often dive for spearfishing, a dialogue with life and death;
the guitar, played only for myself.

I am drawn to quantum physics and the architecture of spacetime,
and equally to the rise and fall of civilizations.
In my heart live Rome and Chang’an, Greece and the Han–Tang.
With my eyes I decompose the texture of the world through Fourier transforms;
with my fingertips I pluck the hidden strings within Maxwell’s equations.
Among the folded dimensions of Calabi–Yau space,
quantum fluctuations surge like tides—then return to silence.

Above me lingers the afterglow of the Big Bang;
beneath me, dust on a Planck scale.

I speak of the heavens and the earth,
keep the classics by my pillow;
I have crossed the ancient steps of pyramids,
walked the millennial streets of Jerusalem,
felt the wind of Istanbul brush my hair,
chanted beneath the Wailing Wall of history,
and drifted upon the Dead Sea.

The world seldom crowns talent as hero.
The clever toil, the wise worry,
the indifferent wander in contentment.
With ambitions unfulfilled, I now dwell in a corner of the Mediterranean.

Rising early, training, reading, thinking, raising a child—
turning the rest of life into a practice of long-termism.

Here I gather my thoughts and experience;
high mountains, flowing waters—true companions are rare.
I seek only to meet you in mutual reflection.