As an undergraduate, I participated in an Internet innovation competition, and our team designed a social software. Though I didn't know much about human-computer interaction, product design and other professional fields at that time, I have deeply understood that although a good product's business model and program development are very important, how to let users quickly start and operate conveniently is a real art.

During my internship in the AI Department of Ctrip, I was fortunate to see the work of some top chinese designers. I was deeply impressed by their rigorous and serious work attitude and their professional level of product design. In Ctrip, I realized that it is interaction design that builds a bridge between human and computer network, and it is interaction design that makes our life more convenient.

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After graduation, I joined a digital marketing company. As a project manager, I helped some brands to plan their advertising strategies. In my work, I came into contact with many brand official websites, apps, etc. I began to realize that the quality of a design would really bring bad experience to users, thus affecting the revenue of these brands.