Nearby" is a site for daily life and emotional interactions, yet often neglected. So I walked to reobserves my nearby streers,enhancing my sence of urban life`s nuances. This project comprises a video, books design, and a map. The video observes and records the “streets nearby." The book analyzes the ambiguity and complexity of boundaries in “nearby" spaces and how they affect people's perceptions. It also visualizes street fraces and human action trajectories, narrating the interactive intersections between people and streets, and among people, which dilute the sense of strangeness and enable emotional connections. Lastly, a personal psychological cognitive map of "nearby is drawn. This project reveals neglect of "nearby" and, through diverse documentation, rekindles aware-ness of surroundings, deepening understanding of urban-life's subtleties.

After l graduated, l went to work in another city for two years. This was the first time l was separated from mymother for a long time.During our two years apart(july 15, 2021-july 7, 2023), we stayed in touch through videocalls, Therefore. l want to explore the separation proposition in the parent-child relationship from the two ines oi"me" and "mother" by recording the number and time of the WeChat video.

"Dark kitchen" is a business model in the catering industry, which often hidesmajor hidden dangers of food hygiene. Iin order to expose and criticize the"hidden" operations of the food delivery industry and trigger people's deepthinking about food safety issues, I decided to create a light salad brand thatonly does online delivery. l did brand design, packaging design, receiptdesign and biological experiments on salad ingredients.

"Socializing with DaZi" has emerged as a new youth trend.Terms like "rice buddy," "travel buddy," and "study buddy"keep popping up, linking people based on shared interestsand needs. Unlike traditional socializing that needs long-termemotional investment, casual social connections like "hook-up socials" better fit today's social environment and havegradually become a common way young people interact.