A Vue component bug leads into a practical look at how `this` is determined in ordinary functions, object methods, constructors, and ES6 arrow functions — and why arrow functions keep the `this` from where they were written.

A look at how monogamy affects mate access, family stability, inheritance, and social order, and why it can protect both men and women rather than one sex alone.

A reflective coming-of-age essay about growing up under expectations, a failed exam, and a father’s quiet lesson in noticing small things.

An essay on the names people use in bed, the old physical-versus-emotional infidelity debate, and why the question of who someone is really thinking about rarely has a clean answer.

A wry look at being stuck between kindergarten and retirement — too old to be a toddler, too young to retire — and why grown-ups need their own version of nap time, craft class, and permission to be a kid once in a while.

A personal note on shifting exam duties, rebuilding a blog theme, summer plans, and watching a ten-year-old grow out of a rebellious phase.

A routine visit to fill two painless teeth turns into an amusing account of X-rays, Meituan dental prices, a police call about a stolen electric scooter, and a receipt that lists a more expensive material.

Age, academic background, and experience in a specific internet vertical are not absolute requirements for hiring a product manager. Product thinking, genuine interest, learning ability, and practical execution matter more.

A practical account of building a flexible Vue right-click menu plugin with a custom directive, lifecycle hooks, dynamic rendering, single-menu handling, and Vue CLI library packaging.