Podcast 07|The Republican-Era Swordswoman and the Clash of Rites and Law: Shi Jianqiao's Assassination of Sun Chuanfang

In 1935, Shi Jianqiao shot Sun Chuanfang in a Buddhist hall in Tianjin to avenge her father, then scattered leaflets and surrendered. From her decade-long pursuit of revenge through three levels of Republican courts and a Nationalist pardon, this episode asks how traditional filial duty fared under modern criminal law.

2026-07-05 · Mason

Podcast 06|U.S. Birthright Citizenship: Total Victory or Temporary Truce?

On June 30, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6–3 to strike down Trump's Executive Order 14160 and reaffirm birthright citizenship. This episode follows the dispute from the order and preliminary injunctions through class-action strategy and the final judgment, reads the justices' separate opinions, and asks how secure the victory really is.

2026-07-03 · Mason

Launched a Multi-Agent Web-Novel Writing Toolkit

After the video studio, I built an automated novel studio with six AI agents. Let's talk about why writing fiction also deserves a pipeline, and why 'mandatory batching' and 'consistency gates' matter so much for long-form work.

2026-06-30 · Mason

Launched a Multi-Agent Video Creation Toolkit

Powered by Hermes Agent, I built an automated video studio using 7 AI agents. Let's talk about the shifts brought by multi-agent collaboration and the necessity of keeping 'de-AI polishing' in a fully automated workflow.

2026-06-10 · Mason

On the Eve of the AI Revolution, I Finally Understood the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion

A quiet weekend afternoon, a sleeping family, the anxiety of the AI age, and a belated understanding of the old sorrow inside the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion.

2026-05-24 · Mason