A man stands on a shore, gazing at the night sky filled with stars and the Milky Way. The water below mirrors the sky, and mountains are visible in the distance.

Darmau, the author of this site, is also the designer and full-stack developer.

Personally writes, plans, develops, and deploys.

Used to be a designer, has been a front-end developer for the past two years, and has been writing some back-end code since last year.

Both this site and firewood.news are front-end and back-end separated Serverless architectures, both designed and developed by me.

Sounds nice to call it Full-stack, but it's actually Fail-stack.

Born and raised in Xinjiang, studied in Xi'an, worked in Shenzhen for several years, lived in Chengdu for 2 years, and currently resides in Japan.

Most interested in history and geography. Particularly interested in Central Asian history, ancient Greek and Roman history, and pays attention to historical sidelines and non-major ethnic-centric narrative perspectives. Likes to view geography from a historical perspective and use geographical tools to view history.

Regarding economics, politics, and culture, my stance is both left and right, but all follow the principles of these three ideologies:

Humanism: I firmly believe that human value and dignity are supreme. I believe that everyone should be treated equally, regardless of race, gender, religion, or social status. All value judgments should ultimately be rooted in whether they are human-centered.

Rationalism: I believe that scientific methods and empirical research are the most reliable ways to acquire knowledge. I understand the positive role of religion and am very interested in its artistic and historical value, but I cannot truly believe in religion or any mystical theories. I believe that rational and scientific analysis are the most reliable tools when facing complex social and political issues.

Liberalism: I support all freedoms generally respected under modern democratic politics, but oppose any speech or actions that could undermine the tradition of freedom and freedom itself. That is: as long as your words and actions do not harm others' interests or destroy the future tradition of freedom in this society, they should be respected.

I often post controversial opinions on social platforms, please don't take them seriously. For formal expressions, please refer to the long articles published on this site.

I respect any stance and viewpoint that respects freedom, and welcome you to have rational discussions in the comments section.

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