Hosted the Unify to Diversify Global session with Sihan from Sushi Squad, we shared our ideas about robot control, game strategy, etc..

We hosted the Unify to Diversify event with 14179 Sushi Squad at 7 PM, Nov. 22th 2025. 47 Teams participated and 10 of them shared their experiences, motivating more than 100 FIRST members to dive deep into STEM. This year, we separated the sessions into Chinese and English, so that everyone is welcome to share their ideas.

I organized the third Session of SHE Power in the FIRST Tech Challenge's DECODE, spamming over 50 teams in China. Having the chance to meet like-minded, smart, and accomplished girls in STEM is truly a wonderful experience. We exchanged ideas on FTC and I truly realized how much the female community in FTC has grown over the past few years. Stay tuned for the International Region in November!

I joined Hillhouse Investment's Non-Profit Organization as a software developer, where I built an AI chatbot for DIIS wechat program that answers online requests for 40k+ people.

In the AIGC era, have you been flooded with dazzling AI videos and design effects? Do you also hope to make AI a powerful assistant for efficient creation, but feel put off by a flood of fragmented tutorials and don’t know where to start? As a citywide satellite event of the World Design Capital Conference and part of the 2025 “Design Cosmos” annual creative camp series, on September 25 at 14:00, the Shanghai Institute of Innovation and Creative Design (DIIS) and partners ICE

Senior glaucoma patients facing mobility challenges will leverage Innovision, an automated eyedrop delivery device that uses computer vision to detect the center of the eye and autonomously administer medication. According to NIH research, 40% of senior patients reported at least one eyedrop problem: misaiming, multiple drops, or tip contamination (1). For senior glaucoma patients facing mobility concerns, these issues are even more prevalent. To illustrate with an example, c

We’re launching a challenge focused on two tracks—Animal-Assisted Therapy + Tech Education—and we’re excited to see innovative, impact-driven solutions in these public-interest fields. 💡 When technology meets public service, every line of code can tackle a real-world pain point! ⏰ Aug 6, 20:00 — Conversation on the Animal-Assisted Therapy track with PFH founder Wu Qi⏰ Aug 7, 21:00 — Conversation on the Tech Education track with Coding Girls founder YU Tielin

China News Network, Shanghai, August 30 (Reporter Chen Jing ) - The "Code for a Cause" philanthropic technology online challenge, guided by the principle of "Using Technology to Address Real Needs," successfully concluded on the 30th. Centered around two key themes – animal-assisted therapy and tech education – the competition focused on pressing social issues, attracting a wide range of participants from working developers to secondary school students, with the youngest cont

From March 2023 to December 2024, Pomelo Bay grew from a four-person group into a community of more than fifty, moving beyond Tangwan to a wider stage. We’re grateful to the classmates who have been with us from the very beginning and to the friends who joined along the way—we’ve worked hard and grown together. From our Wizard of Oz charity sale early in the year, to the summer book drive, to our visit to Marixiang Primary School in Sichuan, it’s been inspiring to see how far

My poster about A Multi-Agent System For Automatic Charity Recommendation, Financial Audit, Political Activity Check, and Compliance Risk Assessment is accepted by 2025 IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference, NGO DD AI research paper.

Well, I’d say this totally counts as a championship win! (And hey, easy exams – consider yourself defeated!)

Went to a three-week program at Penn called M&TSI, met a lot of cool people there and worked on effective communication and negotiation skills. Gained key skills in startup management, corporate finance, and marketing. Collaborated with a team of five to develop Innovision, earning the Technology Integration Award for our innovative product.

包玉刚实验学校松江校区 YK Pao School SJ 学术委员会议纪要Academic Committee Meeting Minutes (2024-2025)   会议序号 Meeting No. Student’s Meeting No.6 日期 Date 2025.06.12 参会者 Participants Dr. Alex Gloria, Yoyo, Joyce, Ethan 会议内容 Action Plan Y9   1. Mr. Ingham’s Teaching Quality Issues Raised Homework is assigned ahead of covered content. Update: Mr. Ingham now gives no homework ↩️: Suggestions and expectations are being made, everyone that needs to know about the situation knows about it 2. S2 Exam Sc

Was definitely an invaluable experience, did a total of 100 km in 3 days, started easy and ended strong.

From May 24 to 25, 2025, Module II of the Public-Interest Finance Mini-MBA (Cohort 5) officially kicked off at the Shanghai SDIC Building. The course was funded by E Fund Management and the Shenzhen Charity Federation · Public-Interest Finance Development Fund, jointly initiated by the Shanghai China Business Network Public-Interest Foundation and the Shenzhen Center for Innovation in Corporate Social Responsibility, with charitable support from institutions including Shangha

包玉刚实验学校松江校区 YK Pao School SJ 学术委员会议纪要Academic Committee Meeting Minutes (2024-2025)   会议序号 Meeting No. Student’s Meeting No.4 日期 Date 2025.05.15 参会者 Participants Dr. Alex Gloria, Joyce, Ethan, Cecilia, Lynn 会议内容 Action Plan Y9   1. Mr. Warrick Ingham’s Teaching Quality Issues Raised Homework is assigned ahead of covered content. Disrespectful behavior observed in class. Heavy reliance on reading directly from the coursebook. Ineffective teaching methods. Mark scheme differs s

This photograph captures a perfectly timed moment from a July 20, 2015 press conference, when a British comedian scattered counterfeit banknotes at the FIFA president while accusing him of corruption. The bills happen to cover half his face, visually suggesting a figure blinded by money.