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2014–2015 · Skyrise
No team
Elementary School




The beginning of everything. Spent the season learning to cut metal, build mechanisms, and write first programs in EasyC's block interface. Got my first taste of competition driving a borrowed robot in a practice match at Shanghai Regionals.
2015–2016 · Nothing But Net
Team 9388
Middle School
World Champions
WRC National Champions







Joined team 9388 as matchloader and team translator. Fully invested from the sidelines. The season ended with national champions at WRC and a Middle School World Championship title — my first time standing on that stage.
2016–2017 · Starstruck
Team 58888G
Middle School
Asia-Pacific 4th seed





Founded and led my first team. Started by studying successful designs and learning the fundamentals of build quality and reliability. Figured out how to tune and sequence autonomous routines. Finished 4th seed at Asia Pacific Robotics Championship and reached quarterfinals.
2017–2018 · In The Zone
Team 388A
Middle School
Asia Open Runners-Up
National Skills Champion







Started breaking from replication, adding original mechanisms on top of proven designs. Wrote my first full autonomous routines from scratch. Finished as Asia Open Runners-Up and Skills Champion.
2018–2019 · Turning Point
Team 388A
Middle School
US Open Excellence Award
World Championship Finalists
Asia-Pacific Skills Champion






The season everything clicked. Designed the robot and entire codebase from scratch for the first time. Built custom controls and implemented PID for autonomous. Asia Pacific Skills Champion, US Open Excellence Award, and Middle School World Championship Finalists.
2019–2020 · Tower Takeover
Team 686A
High School
National Champions
WRC National Champions







Pushed to contribute beyond my own team. My original claw mechanism was adopted club-wide. Pioneered a curved path motion algorithm and PID yaw corrector that became standard across the club. Became 2-time National Champions.
2020–2021 · Change Up
Team 686A
High School
National Skills Champions
East China Regional Champions






Stepped into the design lead role for the whole club. Produced six robot iterations that served as the club reference. Pioneered a dual-intake system that set the benchmark for skills efficiency. East China Regional Champions and National Skills Champions Online.
2021–2022 · Tipping Point
Team 686A
High School
Online Skills Champions



Founded the Stonehenge Alliance, a student-led multinational community focused on open-sourcing designs and supporting newer teams. The season was largely affected by COVID, limiting competition to online formats, but we proudly finished as National Online Skills Champions.
2022–2023 · Spin Up
Team 81988E
High School
National Champions
Division World Champions






One last run after college apps. Built a new team from scratch, launched team branding and YouTube robot breakdowns. First team in China to develop an adjustable-force puncher for full-court scoring. Integrated custom laser-cut polycarbonate parts. High School National Champions and High School Division World Champions. A dream come true.



