Welcome to the “Miscellaneous Thoughts and Essays” section. This section primarily documents daily observations from the internet industry, insights from learning programming techniques, reflections on personal growth, and personal essays. I’ll share authentic, lively, interesting, and unique perspectives and insights, steering clear of empty clichés and superficial theories—focusing instead on heartfelt, genuine reflections. I’ll provide a detailed, end-to-end account of the pitfalls, growth, and reflections along my technical learning journey. Through simple, sincere writing, I aim to create a relaxed, down-to-earth, and unique atmosphere for this tech blog—and I hope you’ll find the content helpful.
During this period of adjustment after being laid off, I felt quite distracted every day. A friend told me I was too concerned about the value my job brought me and how the people around me perceived me; he said that even if I weren’t unemployed now, I’d still face this issue once I turned 30. My friend encouraged me to try finding value outside of work. He noticed that right after I was laid off, I was constantly fixated on why my former company had let me go instead of another colleague—even though I later explained to my
2026-03-20
When was the last time I read a book? It must have been a long, long time ago—I’d say about seven or eight years ago, back when I was still in middle school. Junior high school was probably the time in my life when my mind was the purest. Back then, my life wasn’t yet burdened by so much pretense and overthinking. At that time, our teacher had us all subscribe to a collection of classic novels that every junior high student should read. The content of those books has stayed with me to this day—and perhaps for the rest of my life. Ms. Bing Xin’s *The Lush...*
2026-03-20
Fujiko F. Fujio, the creator of *Doraemon*, once said, “Dream” is a naive word, while “making a dream come true” is a cruel one. Recently, due to a corporate restructuring, my department didn’t have as much work, so I was laid off and found myself unemployed—which got me thinking about a lot of things. Back in college, I learned various programming languages and website development. I built a website and hosted it on a free platform. At the time, I really loved looking at the site I’d created myself; it gave me a great sense of accomplishment.
2026-03-20
This article presents some insightful perspectives drawn from the author’s several years of experience in SEO and ongoing observation of the industry, with the aim of providing useful guidance for SEO research and development. Given the constant evolution of the SEO industry, the opinions presented here are for reference only; readers are advised to apply them judiciously based on their own circumstances. As an in-house SEO specialist who deals with traffic data on a daily basis, I have gained deep insight into this matter. In my view, “Who’s more appealing?”
2026-03-19