Snapped at the Guangzhou office on a random afternoon.
Interesting Tools
Subtitles
https://www.ddzimu.com/
https://srtku.com/
Sharing two subtitle sites. I’ve been hunting for raw, native subtitle files lately and stumbled upon these two.


Clapper.app
https://clapper.app/
An online video editor packed with features—definitely worth checking out.

David Paint
http://david.li/paint/
Online oil painting canvas. Great for blowing off steam and relaxing when stress levels run high.

QR Code Generator
https://qrbtf.com/en
An AI-powered online QR code generator with rich styles and solid customization options.

Color Avatar
https://vue-color-avatar.leoku.dev/
Craft your own custom avatar, though the asset library is a bit limited.
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Pronounce Online
https://pronounceonline.com/
An online pronunciation lookup tool. Whenever I have doubts about how a word is pronounced, I check it here.

Input Tip
https://github.com/abgox/InputTip
A Windows input method indicator tool—looks like a nice productivity boost.
Learning
How DNS Works
https://howdns.works
Uses a comic format to explain the fundamentals of DNS. Super fun and easy to grasp!

Developer Cheat Sheet
https://github.com/jaywcjlove/reference
A quick reference guide for when specific concepts slip your mind—pretty handy for fast lookups.

Web.Dev
https://web.dev
A go-to frontend learning portal packed with high-quality documentation and guides.
English in Use
https://yufan.me/posts/english-in-use
Reflections and tips on learning English—definitely worth reading.
Reading
Poetry Calendar
https://awesome-poetry.top/huajianji/
The website UI is fairly basic, but the content is great—perfect for memorizing a classical poem each day.
Beauty of Chinese Characters
https://hz.xusenlin.com
Appreciating ancient classical literature in Traditional Chinese.
Life
Movie: Cesium Fallout (焚城)
Watched Cesium Fallout—definitely worth a watch. That said, quite a few scenes didn’t make much sense (like knowing full well it was Cesium-137 radiation and still running up to the rooftop to look…). Movies really should demonstrate proper safety protocols rather than bad examples!