I’ve always wanted to teach

I’ve always wanted to teach, but confining myself to a traditional school system was never my style.

Instead of dry lectures, I found my own classroom: building games.

In September, I launched my first interactive web game, Bagua Little Explorers. The Bagua often feels trapped in dense ancient texts, but at its heart, it is simply nature—heaven, earth, water, fire, wind, thunder, mountain, and lake. Instead of forcing rote memorization, I turned the eight trigrams into playful quests so anyone can intuitively understand balance and nature through play.

Building it proved my point: games are powerful teachers. By creating them, I get to share knowledge and spark curiosity without any classroom walls.

我一直很想教人，但走入传统体制或死板的教室从来不是我的风格。

比起填鸭式的枯燥说教，我找到了自己的教学方式：做游戏！

今年九月，我上线了第一款互动小游戏——《八卦小小探索家》（Bagua Little Explorers）。传统的八卦常被古籍包裹得晦涩难懂，但它本质上就是自然界的天、地、水、火、风、雷、山、泽。与其死记硬背，我把卦象做成了好玩的探索互动，让大家在玩乐中自然体会平衡与自然的奥秘。

做完它更让我确信：游戏就是最好的老师。跳出体制的框框，用亲手做出来的游戏去启发好奇心，这就是我传递知识最酷的方式。