I tend to have a wandering mind and love to tinker, yet I'm a bit obsessive about formatting and organization. So perhaps nothing suits me better than a personal website — a place to keep my scattered documents, neatly accessible anywhere, and to share with you.

Over the past few years, I spent quite some time trying various no-code site generators, iterating many times but never quite satisfied. Even though I code for a living, web frontend was completely foreign to me.

At the end of 2025, I finally decided to act on this obsession. In the age of AI, building a website isn't hard — but I still chose to learn React from scratch, even spending a few hundred dollars on a course. The site was still mostly AI-coded in the end, but I was part of every line generated, thought through every layout, font, and color, and wrote all the content. I suppose that's another obsession of mine.

The content here might seem a bit messy — there's no marketing, no attempt to showcase a professional image. As the homepage says, I just wanted a handy place to look up my own notes (in pages not yet public), write some blog posts and essays, and share them with whoever wanders in. Before the internet was as saturated as it is now, I used to stumble into personal blogs — like wandering into someone's hidden room, browsing around with curiosity, spotting the author's small touches and finding little surprises. It felt like walking the same busy road every day, then one day turning into a side path, pushing open a door that was never locked — and finding a space someone had tended with care, always waiting for a visitor.

I'd love to pass that surprise along.