Journey
From a chemistry lab at Chongqing University to the children's ward at Qi'en Center — every step connected by the thread of invisible exposure.
The First Equation That Felt Real
My first Eagle Program session at Chongqing University was about Earth's life evolution and oil/gas accumulation. It wasn't what I expected — I thought I'd be doing chemistry, but ...
— click to expand · 2 photosDebating What I Didn't Yet Understand
At the World Scholars Cup and WSDC regionals, I argued about environmental policy before I truly understood the science behind it. Debate taught me to see every issue from multiple...
— click to expand · 3 photosWhen the Mountain Burned
The Jinyun Mountain wildfire changed how I see resilience. When I went back with a camera, I expected devastation. What I found was more complicated — ferns were already pushing th...
— click to expand · 4 photosChemistry Is Everywhere
The 'Chemistry Is Everywhere' competition challenged us to create a science communication project showing how chemistry connects to everyday life. Our team advanced to the national...
— click to expand · 3 photosThe First Saturday at Qi'en
My first visit to Qi'en Children's Center was supposed to be a one-time volunteer trip. But I kept going back. Now our four-person team — 渝你童行 — visits regularly, designing science...
— click to expand · 3 photosGas Courier Takes Shape
The Gas Courier project started in the Innovation Competition Sprout Track, where we won the national gold award. The idea was born from thinking about how environmental exposures ...
— click to expand · 2 photosWSDC Hong Kong: The World Stage
Hong Kong was my first international debate experience. Arguing environmental policy in English against teams from 15 countries forced me to think faster, listen harder, and accept...
— click to expand · 4 photosExpanding 渝你童行
Our 渝你童行 team expanded our activities beyond the hospital ward — organizing fresh vegetable deliveries for families, running hair donation campaigns, and designing new science expe...
— click to expand · 3 photosGas Courier Wins Conrad Challenge
Our Gas Courier project won the Best Innovation Award at the Conrad Challenge China 2025–26 national finals. Three intense days of pitching, lab demonstrations, and tough questions...
— click to expand · 4 photosiHOSA: Where Science Meets Care
Competing at iHOSA China (March 20–22, 2026) connected my interests in science and health. The competition brought together students passionate about health sciences and reinforced...
— click to expand · 4 photosThe Next Chapter
College applications, new research questions, and a growing conviction that environmental health is not just a field of study — it's a way of seeing the world.