Art has been my companion since childhood—painting, calligraphy, dance, and drama shaped my earliest perception of beauty. My love for travel and curiosity about diverse architectural styles under different cultures led me to systematically study architectural design at university. From pencil sketches to spatial forms, from buildings to urban design, my aesthetic sensibility has been consistently recognized. I have received the Provincial Government Scholarship for three consecutive years, moving from uncertainty to a firm commitment to becoming a designer. While technology has digitized most of the design process, I still value hand drawing and model-making—they extend my thinking and preserve the human touch. I am drawn to clean linework, simplicity, and the cool rigor of steel structures, as seen in the work of Richard Rogers. Outgoing by nature, I thrive on collaboration. Together with a group of close friends, I earned third prize at the 7th Green Building Skills Competition (public welfare category) and received the "National Best Leader Award" for my role as first author in the National Green Building Design Competition—an unforgettable memory of teamwork and shared passion.