About me

I am Fishfinal. A person who believes that "action" is more powerful than "waiting."

Many years ago, I had to ride a long way to school alone. The folding bicycle was very ordinary, and the road was long. I told myself, "Give it a try," and I actually did it. This has always reminded me:Many things that seem difficult are not as hard as you imagine once you start doing them.

I believe there is more than one path to growth in life. Rather than passive labels, I believe more in sustained action, proactive striving, and problem-solving ability. In today’s world where academic credentials are devalued, a person’s value should be determined more by what they have done, what they have learned, and how they face difficulties.

About This Site

This blog is the “home” I found for myself after trying many writing platforms.

I have written technical articles on SegmentFault and CSDN. They are good, but the crowded layout and cluttered sidebars always made me feel that the article itself was no longer the focus. I also tried Medium; it is beautiful, but the editor does not support the Markdown I am used to, so the writing process became awkward. I also used GitHub Gist to record scattered notes, but knowledge was hard to accumulate, and there was a lack of complete space for expression.

So I decided to do it myself and built this place.

My idea is simple:

• The content should be presented cleanly.. No cluttered ads, no complex recommendation feeds, only articles and essential navigation.

• Readers should be respected. You can freely switch between dark and light themes according to your own habits.

• Writing should return to its essence. Create with the Markdown I am familiar with, focusing on thinking and expression.

Every design choice in this blog is based on my aesthetic judgment and my hands-on experience in frontline development. It may not be the most feature-rich, but it is what a technical blog should look like in my mind—Quiet, focused, and unobtrusive.

If you also like this style and have gained something here, then that is my greatest motivation to keep writing.

Welcome.