Time Imprint

I just watched the anime of Shohoku vs. Sannoh (fan-made: http://www.bilibili.com/video/av9591338/), and I was moved to tears again. I remember the last time I felt this way was also when I watched Shohoku vs. Sannoh, two years ago, while watching Slam Dunk in HD…

Last week, "In the Name of the People" was all over my social media feed. Partly out of curiosity, I wanted to see how an anti-corruption drama would turn out, and partly out of curiosity to verify online rumors. So, I stayed up all weekend to binge-watch it. Today, I realized I'd already finished the 24 episodes that have aired so far—and the show has 55 episodes in total! I realized I got hooked way too early. This kind of suspense drama…

I've forgotten how long it's been since I felt this way. One day of heavy snow, one day of a power outage at the company, gave me two days to work from home, making life much more pleasant. Normally, I'm only home on weekends, and those weekends are for sleeping in, playing soccer, buying groceries, and doing some housework—and that's it. This cycle repeats itself endlessly…

Introduction: As a leading global innovative company, Google's work atmosphere and management mechanisms are highly regarded. Young professionals aspire to its "free and relaxed" work environment, while managers learn from its concise and efficient execution and results. This article is written by a seasoned Google employee with 10 years of experience…

Nowadays, more and more companies want to enter the cross-border e-commerce field, but many are still exploring how to open an Amazon store. One of the biggest concerns is the cost, as knowing the costs is essential for budgeting profits. So, how much does it cost to open a store on Amazon? Is a security deposit required? Don't worry, below we'll explain…

Happy New Year everyone! It's a coincidence that I'm writing this on Lunar New Year's Eve. Being overseas, I actually envy those in China, especially during the Spring Festival; I deeply feel the greatness of our culture. Here, it's just an ordinary day, and I can only join the celebrations by putting on headphones and watching WeChat and YouTube live streams. After taking off my headphones…

"Every excuse you make and every inch of excess fat you carry is a sign of compromise with life." — 2016 was an extraordinary year for me, a crucial year of psychological rebuilding. This piece has been brewing for a long time; I'm treating it as a ritual…

Today is the first day of 2017, and I'm writing this in my journal on the flight back to Washington. First, an embarrassing thing: writing requires the right atmosphere, and the atmosphere on airplanes is usually quite soporific. I wanted to put on some music to help me get into the flow, but I realized I didn't have any headphones. I finally managed to find a pair of Apple headphones…

A while ago, the George Washington University community site, hellogwu, surpassed 10 million visits. While this number might not seem significant domestically, it's a remarkable milestone for an overseas, regional Chinese-language website. Many people have probably forgotten or…

I couldn't resist watching "Your Name" today; I don't know why I'm so drawn to these kinds of movies. The plot was novel, the story was ordinary, but I was still moved. Actually, it boils down to something simple: this kind of life is getting further and further away from us, and once it's gone, it's gone forever. I've always been an atheist…

A few words before we begin: hellogwu has surpassed ten million views! I was originally planning to write an article to celebrate and share my experiences, but then "Root Letters" suddenly popped into my head. I've had it platinum for a long time and have been thinking about it, but haven't had time to write about it. Things always have an order of precedence, so I'll start with this…

Last night, the long-dormant university group chats suddenly became lively before bed; the school anniversary celebration brought everyone together again. This morning, everything was still going on, as if it had all been pulled back five years. Looking back now, time has flown by so quickly since leaving school, leaving no lasting memories. Entering society, chasing dreams and money…

I received the PS VR today and posted it on WeChat Moments. Many friends asked for my impressions, and since I happen to have some thoughts on this product, I thought I'd write a brief review. Since VR first came out, I've always held the view that it's definitely an intermediate product; it will likely overlap with previous offerings like Google Chrome…

It's been a long time since I last wrote a blog post. It seems like my recent posts all start with this sentence. On the surface, it seems like I've passed the age of wildly imaginative thoughts and emotional fragility, and I lack inspiration, so naturally I can't write anything. But upon closer analysis, it doesn't seem to be the case. It's just that I'm busy with work every day, and I don't encounter as many things as before, nor...

I had some free time today and browsed a few WeChat official accounts in the Washington, D.C. area, which left me with some thoughts. The past few years in the U.S. have coincided with the launch, rapid growth, peak, and subsequent decline of WeChat official accounts. From when I started my first official account in 2012 to the proliferation of various official accounts now, this period has been significantly influenced by the widespread adoption of smartphones…