Why I Built This Personal Tech Site

I built this site because I increasingly felt that practical technical experience is easy to lose if it is not written down in time. Much of the work I do in operations, systems integration, deployments, and troubleshooting does not look complicated on its own, but the most useful part later is often the reasoning, the environment, and the implementation path.

For a long time, my notes were scattered across local files, drafts, bookmarks, and temporary messages. That worked in the short term, but it was hard to search, hard to maintain, and even harder to reuse as a stable knowledge base.

So I chose a mixed structure of docs, blog posts, and project pages. Docs are better for reusable steps and reference material. Blog posts are better for process and reflection. Project pages are better for keeping ongoing technical work in one place.

The Chinese version remains the main content source for now. The English side is prepared first as a framework so the site stays accessible and can be expanded gradually.