I finally got my own place so it’s time to give back to the community!

Living in Mission in San Francisco. You can stay in my living room. I have a large couch.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I had a couchsurfing/hitchhiking trip on my sophomore year, in 2013. I set off from Beijing, and travelled all the way to Qingdao, Yangzhou, Shanghai, Lijiang, Chengdu and many other amazing cities in China in one and a half months. The trip was mind blowing, I made so many friends and had so much wonderful memory.

I still vividly remember my first host in Qingdao. He's in his thirties and loves adventures and traveling. Before I was about to leave his place, he asked me to join his boss's farewell party. It was a BBQ party by the beach. The sea was beautiful. The sunset was breath taking. I got to witness those people's real emotions as well.

That was certainly the best memories I've ever had. And that's what I like about couchsurfing - I can be part of the place I'm visiting and create my very own memories.

Also it's great to meet with all those amazing people from the world.

Interests

• reading
• surfing
• golfing
• dogs and cats
• texas poker
• computer stuff

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Marathon. The new challenge is to do triathlon.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Every amazing person I've met in my life. Every adventure I've gone through.
And provide a home when my hosts ever come to San Francisco/Silicon Valley.
The most important thing - I'm definitely not a freeloader. I can do some really nice Chinese cooking. I'm from an engineering background so I can help with a lot of electronic issues with your devices. What's more, I have so much time and stories to share with my hosts! To exchange experiences is the primary reason I'm on Couchsurfing!