Baoding based | 22 years old | Interior Designer

As a designer, I hope to bring convenience to the world through my work. By solving problems in society, I strive to maintain a balance between art and science, and to explore the interaction between emotion and reason. I believe that critical thinking is crucial and should always be applied. I also insist on self-reflection, constantly evaluating my own beliefs and actions. Ultimately, my goal is to create a sense of belonging for individuals and society, building a home for both.

About me

Talk to yourself. Talk to life.Design comes from life, and life is full of design. I often think, why can very common things be designed into such beautiful shapes and what do they mean? I enjoy contemplating the things around me, having conversations with myself, and constantly critically thinking about my ideas. By pursuing and exploring their deep meanings, I have fallen in love with design.

Slow down. Life is full of inspiration.Design is not only a reflection of oneself but also of the environment. This requires us to slow down and observe carefully the things around us to find unexpected inspiration. After time has passed, we will achieve what we desire.

Focus on traditional culture.I enjoy calligraphy very much. Whenever I have free time, I pick up my brush. As I write, it seems as if time stands still, allowing me to calm down amidst the busyness. This helps me to manage my emotions better, leading to better work. During my spare time, I read books about traditional culture. I am often attracted to objects with a long history, feeling as if they can bring me back to a particular era. I also appreciate the wisdom of ancient Chinese design, which can be subtle or rough, evoking different atmospheres.

A little about my thinking

The reason why I chose this winery for renovation is that I was attracted by the profound wine culture of this site. The ruined red brick walls reveal its unique architectural features, and the spirit of the original winery also greatly inspired me. These factors give me more design motivation and inspiration. Additionally, the existing problems in the surrounding community made me feel that this place needs to be revitalized by a designer.
One social issue in the area is a communication gap between young people (ages 18-25) and middle-aged and elderly people (ages 40-55). They desire more public spaces that meet their different needs. The combination of memory and architecture is based on culture and commerce. The abandoned winery will be given new meaning and vitality. The wine culture background of the site will be used to explore new business models and create new lifestyles. By combining the needs of different people in the surrounding communities, the wine culture will be used as a medium to extend the dynamic commercial space with common and individual characteristics. This will help the two groups of people become aware of the existing problems and create a sustainable development vision where different people can interact with each other.