(1)Don't touch me ! tomato-Design Experiments-Lycopersicum, the species epithet for tomatoes, translates from Latin to mean “Wolf Peach.”I like the contradiction. A vicious sweetness. Both things, I think, can be true.
I hope this will be a mysterious, crimson tale—one so accessible that humanity constantly intervenes, whilst within the story the tomato serves as an ever-changing embryo, making a ‘sacrifices of innocence’.

(9)Menmosyne-Book-These images are an amalgam of civilisation and individual memories, with the pictures brought together by different motif texts. Grandiose and mysterious, they seem to show a civilisation with intertwined destinies.

(8)Balance-Design ExperimentsTwo-dimensional balance is a state of parity between positive and negative forms, while three-dimensional balance is a state of superposition formed by gravity fulcrum. This visual experiment hopes to show the state of transition and interweaving between the two, so as to return to the "balanced" context itself. The world is constantly becoming more chaotic, more moisture is always there. But we are always looking for balance.

(2)Square clubbing-Book-Spatialanalysis of square dancing and nightclubs in Beijing. This is an independent book jointly published with the Central Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture Publishing House. Spatial analysis of square dancing and nightclubs in Beijing.

(3)Dimension may not exsit-Design Experiments-A discussion about the modern city that is sometimes clear and sometimes vague. Measurement is a common way to learn from nature. In classical physics, it is generally believed that physical properties have definite values, but errors are ubiquitous. Therefore, we try to measure and observe our city with plants, which are the changing "ruler" of symbiosis with us. Focusing is an interesting process, and in the process of capturing data, we enter these cities. We believe that the proposal evokes not just an urban concept related to roots and tube-well systems, but a discussion about the modern city that is sometimes clear and sometimes vague.

(6) Writing machine-exhibition- I try to use the “Flowchart” to reflect our class core “protocol - feedback”. And this also is the whole project Methodology. I designed the main poster, flyer and the information system in the exhibition space. All information is arranged to the flowchart. Step by step the visitor eventually gives feedback on the flow of the chart.