I used to stay in Hunan. I wrote a long hiking guide about Zhangjiajie (10k+ words) and kept it here for a long time, so most photos in my album are about hiking in Zhangjiajie.

1.1.2026～15.4.2026 I’m staying in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, and rent a small place here. It’s often occupied, but sometimes I can share it with travelers — just message me first to check.

I ride around the city every day. If you want to explore, I can show you around if I’m free.

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As for the part about me

I Born Zhangjiajie(Avatar’s filming spot, the inspiration behind Hallelujah Mountains), studied journalism in university, and worked for several Chinese media outlets more than 8 years, during which time visited most Chinese cities.After leaving the media industry, explored China extensively by motorcycle and car, and in recent years has been living in both Changsha and Xiangxi

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I help travelers, and I also hope to be helped during my future trips.

Interests

• motorcycles
• basketball
• ancient architecture
• hong kong film
• tujia and miao ethnic groups

Music, Movies, and Books

I read sci-fi, philosophy, non-fiction — like Three Body (Liu Cixin) and Arthur C. Clarke. Open to all cultures.listen British bands and Chinese music.I’m a movie fan,And I know almost all famous sci-fi movies.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Quit smoking. I was a very heavy smoker, I quit cold turkey, only by willpower

Teach, Learn, Share

Answering all in-depth questions about Chinese society
The protection and visiting of ancient Chinese architectures
Knowledge related to motorcycles

What I Can Share with Hosts

What I Can Share with Hosts:
I also have experience working as a journalist in Chinese media. If you’re curious about China, I can offer a nuanced, in-depth perspective and answer any questions foreigners may have about the country.

What I Can Share with Couchsurfers:
I can give travelers in-depth advice about the Zhangjiajie area.
Take you on a free post-5 PM tour of Laosi City (world heritage near Zhangjiajie), visit Hunan's oldest inhabited villages (Tujia-Miao Prefecture), and see ancient wooden buildings & ethnic squares.