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Text sometimes can be vivid, alive — like seeing someone face to face. — I'm from China. I’m someone who enjoys both technology and life beyond it. I work at a university, focusing on bioelectricity detection, including MEMS sensors and physiological biomagnetic field research. I’m especially interested in how invisible signals can carry meaningful information. Outside of work, I like to keep life balanced and active — I enjoy swimming, traveling, playing table tennis and football, and spending time exploring different languages and cultures. I also practice meditation, which helps me stay calm and aware. I am Currently designing a regularly updated biomedical information website to provide valuable and accessible medical information to the general public. In addition, I’m planning a recent project involving the use of probiotics for fermenting kimchi. I’m naturally curious, and I enjoy trying new and unusual things whenever I get the chance.My job didn’t begin in a lab — it started with a small but unforgettable childhood experience. Every summer, when I was young, I would secretly sneak out to swim in river. I'm not good at swimming at that time, and deep down I knew it was dangerous, but something always pulled me there — a mix of cool, excitement, and a sense of freedom.Strangely, no matter whenever I swim, my father could catch me everytime. One day I finally asked him how he knew where I was. He smiled and said: whenever I went to do something risky, his right eyelid would start twitching — as if some invisible signal was reaching him.I never knew whether it was just coincidence, intuition, or something deeper — almost like a subtle connection between relatives, something beyond sight and sound. But that moment stayed with me. It felt like a small glimpse of something I couldn’t yet explain — maybe even a hint of destiny guiding my curiosity.Over the years, that quiet question kept returning: could there be unseen ways that living systems communicate? Could there be signals we haven’t fully understood? That sense of wonder eventually led me to explore bioelectromagnetic fields — trying, in my own way, to understand whether those invisible connections might have a scientific explanation.

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