A 90s-born Shanghai programmer named Ruixian, who once worked at a major tech company, has captured global attention. After the rise of large language models, he quit his job to pursue further studies at MIT. Upon graduating last year and returning to China, he created a series of imaginative videos using Vibe Coding, a technique that leverages AI for rapid prototyping.

One of his standout works, which digitally "sent" nearly 5,000 artifacts from the British Museum back to their homeland, went viral overseas and was even shared by official accounts of multiple foreign embassies. Beyond this, Ruixian has applied Vibe Coding to enhance the narrative of Chinese stories, developing interactive projects such as "Poetry Mountains and Rivers" and a "World Mythology Map." Looking ahead, he plans to continue using AI to bring human stories to life.