Saying 'create' seems a bit exaggerated, after all I just want to share some of my experiences. Rather than letting my story be buried among the masses, I'd rather spend some time recording it. Besides enjoying myself, I also hope to inspire everyone to work hard and live authentically. I was fortunate to achieve 7 subjects with 5** in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination. What I felt at that time was not ecstasy, but a kind of 'It happened.' indifference. Indeed, there was divine blessing to achieve such results. Even so, I, who had been ignored by everyone before, finally redeemed myself, and I no longer needed to worry about not being able to enter Global Business Studies. But what does this really mean? After entering university, it was indeed another world, as if everyone already knew each other. I still remember the first meeting's self-introduction, where classmates around me were already talking about 'remember that year...', 'you also played XXX?'. Of course, I sat on the chair like 'a block of wood', reading the course selection documents. But in fact, the GBUS people around me were much friendlier than I imagined. Later, I entered S.H. Ho College and felt the warmth of friends. Everyone would actively share interesting things, discuss struggles in life, participate in competitions together and fight together. Even so, my personal character is still not the traditional 'business person'. Case Competition was just played for fun, and I didn't want to intern at banks. I only wanted to continue a dream I gave up in middle school - to be a Content Creator that people appreciate. I just think that everyone has unique knowledge and unique stories. I personally am someone who is relatively easy to 'can't bear to part with', if my experience disappears into thin air after graduating from middle school, it would be too regrettable. So I prepared videos of different themes and put them on Youtube for everyone to watch freely, which is a way of expressing myself. Initially, I spent dozens of hours making each few-minute DSE chemistry animation. From start to finish, I did everything myself - writing scripts, recording, finding music, editing, uploading, all done by me alone. Although the videos weren't perfect, many classmates left encouraging words, and I was satisfied. Later, on a whim, I mustered the courage to 'show my face', talking more about DSE techniques and mindset, just hoping that everyone taking exams could be more at ease and not as helpless as I was. After half a year, having been on committees, played competitions, and gone crazy with Hall Life, I gradually felt there were more things to share, and mustered the courage to talk more about my life. For the past two years, my mindset as a Content Creator has always been casual. If someone appreciates it, I'm happy; if no one wants to watch, I think about the next content. Writing websites, starting startups, plus doing internships, I feel like there's not as much time as before, and I've started to slack off. But I will always be here, and if needed, I will definitely help.