Hi, I'm Wei Jian, you can call me Jack as well. I'm a rookie fresh out of Software Engineering, a delusional rookie who wants to change the world with code.

To be honest, I was a computer idiot before high school. Although I had a computer at home, my parents restricted my access to the Internet from a young age because it was full of all kinds of violent and pornographic content. I only have the opportunity to use the computer when I have a computer class at school. At that time I didn't even know how to shut down the computer. I started to use the computer unrestricted after I graduated from high school. You can imagine how devastated I was, when I first got into programming in university, the code was like alien text to me. My grades in the first semester of university almost ended in failing grades.

With the new environment of the university and the fact that I knew nothing about programming at the time, I began to wonder if I had chosen the wrong subject and whether I was not suitable for this path. I started searching for tutorials on YouTube, beginning with the basics. But I found that although the languages were different, they still had a lot in common, and after a period of study, I started to keep up. Computers and codes won't lie to you, it treats you with sincerity, if you enter an order to tell him to go left, he will never go right, and I think that's why I'm so obsessed with it.

I'm a inquisitive person, when I encounter new technologies or better code algorithms, I'll research how this technique works and find out as much information as possible. There was a period of time when I was often struggling to find books. In order to solve this problem, I came up with the idea of developing a book scraping application. I stayed up all night to study how to implement web scraping. I'm the type of person who loses sleep when I find something new that interests me, it sounds crazy, but it brings me great satisfaction when a vexing problem is solved.

I enjoy the process of finding problems in life and turning my thoughts and ideas into reality. I enjoy the process of going from noob to proficient. Learn new things and go in different directions. Because of this personality, I know a little bit of everything but not proficient. I'm committed to making complex things simple, the simpler the better. I don't like wasting time, I always try to get things done in the shortest time, and then leave the rest of the time for myself to do what I want to do. After all, life is short and it's not easy to find what you love to do and stick to what you like. My motto is to be happy and enjoy life every day.