Framed as a programmer's "Error / Debug / Run" metaphor, this essay follows an ordinary man nearing forty—unmarried and unsettled—as he debugs himself against life's expectations. Through his aging parents, the quiet comfort of solitude, and the disconnect of gendered gazes, he arrives at accepting his ordinariness: refusing to be defined by others' eyes, and choosing to live each present moment at his own pace.
This article analyzes a 14-day trip to Japan with a total actual expenditure of approximately 20,389 RMB, where transportation constitutes 44.1% of the costs. The breakdown highlights transport,
Two of us split these costs evenly ("PT" in Notes). Suica's uses are too broad to itemise separately. Brought ¥20,000 cash; a little over ¥5,000 remains.
This is a complete deployment log for a personal website: I built a trilingual (Chinese/English/Japanese) blog at zero cost using the fully managed stack of Astro + Supabase + Cloudflare Workers. The article has two halves — the first is a from-scratch deployment walkthrough you can follow to get an identical site; the second is nine real pitfalls, each with its cause and fix. The core selling point: zero ops, publish-and-it's-live, ¥0 a month.
A brief welcome to my very first blog post—thrilled to connect with you all here.