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By day I train models; by night I polish words. I'm an AI researcher ranked first in my major — and someone who believes code and poetry can both reach the human heart. Reason seeks truth; feeling records the era.
peach blossoms in the eyes a clear breeze on the face
You don't have to finish everything you dislike before you start enjoying life. Just this moment, just now — just walk firmly and bravely along the path you're willing to take, at a pace that feels like your own.
One thing is certain: all I can do is face it head-on — face fear, face solitude, face the rough road. Home is there, and so is the distance.
Life is vast; you need not live only within love and hate.
Peach blossoms hidden in the eyes, a clear breeze upon the face.
Many stories begin here, and here too they should end.
—— Fragments · Spring & Summer 2026
From hardcore AI research to romantic 'culture × tech' experiments — a PFC-MoE LLM, a VLM photo organizer, a Dream of the Red Chamber knowledge graph, and heritage-cycling preservation. Code serves not only efficiency, but also poetry.
Research on a Prefrontal-Cortex-inspired Mixture-of-Experts routing mechanism for smart-agriculture large language models — letting the model dispatch expert networks on demand, much like the human brain. Paper under academic review.
A local, fully-automated photo organizer powered by a Vision-Language Model. It calls Volcano Engine LLMs to recognize image content, generates fluent Chinese descriptions as filenames, and sorts photos by semantics. Vue 3 + FastAPI console with concurrent requests, dual deduplication, and a Windows installer.
A full-stack platform built for cycling and the preservation of intangible cultural heritage. Vue frontend with dual Python & Java backends, digitizing the heritage stories along the route — technology in service of culture, not just efficiency.
A knowledge-graph-based visualization and Q&A system for the characters of Dream of the Red Chamber. Neo4j stores the characters and relations, Vue + D3.js renders the intricate family network, and natural-language Q&A brings classical literature back to life in a graph database.
Poems, essays, fragments and reviews — the other side of reason, and the way I observe the world and find a home for myself.
There is a sadness called the cold sun — the biting morning light of winter, the lone shadow walking a crowded road.
Read MoreI carefully pack autumn into a maple leaf, wrapping tight the preciousness inside — the books read through countless days and nights, and the fruit-gathered fragrance of harvest.
Read MoreIn a vast and boundless world, we long for a faint light — we long for something in the darkness to answer our hearts.
Read MoreThe technologies, tools, and frameworks I use to bring ideas to life — from AI research to full-stack development.
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