A sharp rewatch of Moon Warriors, from its chaotic big-budget production and awkward action to Maggie Cheung’s brief appearance, Anita Mui’s unfortunate styling, Andy Lau’s losses, and the orca that stole the whole film.

A wry look at school canteen breakfasts, from old sayings about eating well in the morning to noodles, dumplings, steamed buns, soy milk, and the practical goal of simply getting fed before class.

OpenClaw is powerful, popular, and not suitable for every user. Here are ten types of people who may be better off avoiding it, from AI skeptics to security-blind operators.

A personal account of rediscovering the joy of gaming through Civilization VI after years of burnout, with the frustrations of multiplayer lag, accelerators, LAN platforms, and NAT issues along the way.

A lightweight PHP workaround for browsing Baidu Tieba threads on mobile without installing the official Tieba app, using thread IDs and Tieba’s minimal mobile pages.

A week of heavy rain, errands for social security reimbursement, family meals, shopping deals, and a paused search for a second-hand apartment.

A lyrical reflection on Bi Gan’s cinema, especially Long Day’s Journey Into Night, exploring its dreamlike structure, private emotions, symbols, and the overwhelming sensation of watching it.

A mid-March personal journal about a child’s dental treatment, Lantern Festival outings, gifts from a friend, a quick Zhengzhou trip, post-holiday gatherings, fixing an old washing machine, and reflections sparked by We Are The World.

Notes after a recent round of tech upgrades, including the iPhone 15 Pro, Apple Watch Series 9, MacBook Air M2, Fujifilm instax Mini 90, and Sony A7C II.

A darkly comic scene unfolds when a retired eunuch returns to reclaim the body part kept from his youth—only to insist the one he receives is not his.

A wake-from-sleep Kernel Panic on macOS 13/14 may be caused by MuMu Emulator's NemuDrv kernel extension. Here’s how to identify it in panic logs and remove the driver.

Mother’s Day is a time to thank mothers, but real gratitude should not stop at gifts or one-day celebrations. What matters even more is steady care, emotional support, and spending time with them throughout the year.

A personal reflection on the appeal of independent blogs, from nostalgia for the old web to the quiet, unpolished writing that algorithm-driven platforms rarely surface.

A darkly satirical reflection on time travel, censorship, and control: why in a tightly managed system, even a time machine could exist only if it changed nothing at all.

A look back at the 1977 anti-espionage film Black Triangle—its historical context, memorable cast, strange spy logic, and why its first half works better than its sleepy ending.

A personal reflection on why self-hosted blogs still matter, what is broken in major publishing platforms, and how blog software could be redesigned by stripping away unnecessary features.

A personal look back at four pairs of basketball shoes—Li-Ning Sonic 3, a Nike outdoor trainer, the KD5 EP II, and the LeBron 11 South Beach—and the fading dream of dunking that once defined youth.

A personal Genshin Impact diary covering World Level 8, Hu Tao anticipation, terrible gacha luck, Windblume, daily commissions, and small in-game discoveries from February to May 2021.

A parent compares a Bluetooth card speaker with a rabbit-shaped story machine after using both for bedtime songs and stories, and finds the simpler speaker more practical and better value.

A personal text-based cultivation RPG called Lingxu revives the feel of old mobile browser games by combining classic progression systems with AI-driven NPC dialogue and quests.