Although I had been feeling groggy and unwell over the past few days, my mind was clear and my heart was calm the moment I received the "not accepted" message. I accepted the result almost instantly upon reading it. I had given my best and worked hard—although the outcome wasn't what I had hoped for, I'm still truly grateful for the opportunity to walk part of this journey with the WeHelp community, with Pengpeng, and with so many talented peers. I wanted to properly commemorate this experience, and that's why I wrote this article.

Journal Club is a software tool created by Sci-Maker. It can quickly convert academic papers into presentation slides for group discussions, helping learners grasp the key structure and main points of a paper in a short time.

Because of a single sentence, I ended up watching all of Attack on Titan on Netflix. The experience was truly overwhelming, so I wanted to capture this emotion in words. Along with images generated in Midjourney (so it’s normal if the characters look different), this serves as a reminder for my future self.

When it comes to product packaging, Apple Inc.'s design always sets a trend. Whether it's the iPhone or iPad packaging, Apple's evolution—from using plastic trays to molded pulp inserts—has influenced many other smartphone brands and premium products to follow suit. Because of this, Apple's packaging design always sparks curiosity. So, how does Apple design the packaging structure for such a tiny product like the power adapter—commonly known as the “tofu head”?