About - Autobiography
Born and raised in a small city (Tai Shan|台山) in the southeast province (Guang Dong|Canton|广东) of China. I was the eldest of two children in my family. When I was twelve, my family move to (Shen Zhen|深圳). I spent three years in that beautiful city and left for America. My first stop in America is New York city. I spent four memorable high school years in the big apple and left for college in California. And I have been living, learning, working in California ever since.
All my life, I have been a technical kind of person. When I was a kid, I enjoyed breaking my toy by parts, then put them back together, and keep repeating the process, just trying to understand how the mini mechanical system works inside my toys. I always wanted to be a scientist, an engineer. And that was exactly what I would reply to my teacher when I was asked upon the question “what do you want to become when you grow up?”.
My interest and love for computer science started with my first AP C++ class in high school back in 1997. I still remembered the exitement when I see my first program printed “Hello World” on the DOS console. It was simple yet It made me feel like I had the world right in my hands. Lines and lines of codes and many many programs and websites later, here I am today as a web developer. The sense of success when I see my codes goes live and used by many people is what motivates me. It keeps me going and learning new technology and new things each and everyday.
All my life, I have been a technical kind of person. When I was a kid, I enjoyed breaking my toy by parts, then put them back together, and keep repeating the process, just trying to understand how the mini mechanical system works inside my toys. I always wanted to be a scientist, an engineer. And that was exactly what I would reply to my teacher when I was asked upon the question “what do you want to become when you grow up?”.
My interest and love for computer science started with my first AP C++ class in high school back in 1997. I still remembered the exitement when I see my first program printed “Hello World” on the DOS console. It was simple yet It made me feel like I had the world right in my hands. Lines and lines of codes and many many programs and websites later, here I am today as a web developer. The sense of success when I see my codes goes live and used by many people is what motivates me. It keeps me going and learning new technology and new things each and everyday.