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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…

I finally had some free time today and cleaned up my Weibo account. I found that many people's last update was in 2013 or 2014. It made me sigh; our generation has already left the ranks of the "mainstream" and entered a new, ordinary life. Actually, since graduating, I've rarely checked Weibo either; it feels like life has shrunk…

It's April again, another new year, another season of new beginnings. This should be the most anticipated, happiest, and most joyful time of year. Three years have passed, but this feeling still touches my heart. Soon I'll be arriving in a new country, with a new group of friends, living independently…

It's been a long time since I've been back to China, and a long time since I've chatted with everyone. It seems my friends are just as busy as I am, gradually getting used to being woken by an alarm clock and spending the whole day rushing around until I can barely keep my eyes open in bed. It's also been a long time since I've sat down to think about anything, read anything, or write anything, to let my mind settle down. It seems like I have more time than before…

After finishing yesterday's emotionally charged post, so many things have happened, and I've gained a lot of insights. While everything is still fresh, I'm recording them! And while I'm at it, I'll also write about the years that have passed—who told me to dig such a massive hole before, it'll probably take me a lifetime to fill it. This is my first time writing a blog post during the day, and I'm still quite unaccustomed to it; my previous days…

This incident reminded me of 2006, when Pingjing.com, which I had been running for over two years and was at its peak, suffered complete data loss. It took a lot of effort to recover some of the data. Back then, I used my home computer as a server and file recovery tools to recover most of the files. Since it was recovered files, the website asked…

If you were diagnosed with a terminal illness, how would you cope? If you knew you only had two years to live, what would you choose to do? Such a question arose at the World Cup: Australian Kewell. Kewell, famous for his role with Liverpool in the English Premier League, was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease during a checkup in 2002…

2009 has passed, time flies—2010, a year I couldn't have imagined, is now here. Two years have passed since I entered university, and many good habits I developed in junior and senior high school have disappeared. My life is becoming increasingly decadent and inefficient. Since 2005…