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I want here. Feel free to explore who I truly am.
Surprise! I have a hidden talent for sketching. I have been learning to draw since primary school.
I'm sooooo passionate about games and have been playing them since primary school. I am thrilled to share some of the best games I've played over the years, and I hope you find them as enjoyable as I did! Please let me know if you have any recommendations!
My smurf is Master with a 73% win rate, and my main is at 700 LP — almost Grandmaster!
I got full achievement once the game was released!
Below are the devices I have used to play games. This list will keep updating.
Badminton is one of my favorite sports. I started receiving professional training (Youth Sports School) since I was in primary school. I have represented my school and district (Yangpu, Shanghai) in many local competitions and won some prizes (like top 16 in Shanghai).
I believe even very few of my close friends know that I have once played the violin.
Here are some of my favorite songs. For the detailed list, please check out my Spotify profile.
This book (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time) is written by Mark Haddon in 2003, an English novelist. It has won the Whitebread Book Awards for Best Novel and Book of the Year, the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book, and the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize .
Actually I haven't been reading for a considerable amount of time. Admittedly, this might be the first book I read (except for textbooks) in years. Here's the thing, I am currently doing internships in Hong Kong this summer and I am always keeping my eyes on screen both during work and after work (playing video games). My eyes are really tired and I need to find something to relax without phones, laptops, or any other electronic devices. Reading books quickly came across me. I have been hearing about this book for a long time and I decided to give it a try.
Spoiler Alert: I will be discussing certain parts of the plot of the book in this section. If you haven't read the book yet and plan to read it, I suggest you skip this section. Christopher's journey begins with the investigation of a neighbor's dog's death, but it quickly unfolds into a deeper quest for understanding and self-discovery. His logical approach to life, reliance on patterns, and difficulty interpreting social cues highlight the challenges faced by individuals who perceive the world differently. Through Christopher's interactions, the novel examines the impact of secrets and lies within familial relationships, emphasizing the importance of honesty and communication.
While the narrative provides valuable insight into Christopher's mind, it's important to acknowledge critiques regarding the portrayal of autism. Some readers and critics have expressed concerns about the accuracy and sensitivity of the representation, noting that the novel may reinforce certain stereotypes and overlook the diverse experiences of individuals on the autism spectrum.
Despite these critiques, the novel's strength lies in its ability to foster empathy and challenge readers to consider perspectives different from their own. By immersing us in Christopher's world, Haddon encourages a deeper understanding of the nuances of human behavior and the significance of embracing neurodiversity.
written in 2024 July