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[Literature] My Literary JourneyAuthor: JEFFI CHAO HUI WU Time: June 22, 2025, Sunday, 4:15 PM ········································ [Literature] My Literary Journey My literary journey has never followed anyone else's path; it neither began with the halo of literary awards nor relied on the cultivation of academic education, but rather stemmed from an instinctive pursuit of expression and structure. My original intention for writing was not to publish works, not to win applause, but to give shape to thoughts, to systematize complex logic, and to find an outlet for wisdom from multiple fields, forming a structure that can be solidified and passed down. This is a lonely yet powerful road, a complete journey from self-construction to cultural output, and then to the archiving of civilization. The real turning point was in 2004. I co-founded the Australian Rainbow Parrot International Writers' Association (azchy.com) with my father, Mr. Wu Di. From the initial concept to the final implementation, from the initial tentative attempts to ultimately becoming an important milestone in Chinese literature in Australia and even globally, this journey is the foundation of my literary system. Unlike other literary organizations that merely engage in superficial operations such as submissions, gatherings, and publications, the Rainbow Parrot Pen Club has had a complete structural logic since its inception. I regard it as a systematic project, overseeing everything from the framework design of the publication to the layout structure, from column planning to content review, from manuscript editing to final printing, and from digital archiving to global dissemination. I have coordinated all aspects personally, with almost every step being handled by me. The results are evident. While others are still worrying about how to publish a periodical, our quarterly magazine "Australian Rainbow Parrot" has been steadily published, accumulating broad influence among Australian readers. It has also been permanently collected by the National Library of Australia and the Museum of Modern Chinese Literature, entering over 1,100 library systems worldwide, becoming one of the cultural markers of Chinese literature in the Southern Hemisphere. From 2004 to the present, we have published 21 issues, each of which is a complete presentation with clear structure, concise content, and professional layout. This is not just a magazine; it is empirical evidence of the literary system I am building and the result of my decades-long commitment to output. I have always emphasized that the writing club is not just a platform, but a high-intensity training ground. I do not view writing as a simple emotional outpouring; rather, I see it as a structured expression of thought, a validation of cross-disciplinary wisdom through words. Every article, every editing session, and every event planning is a rigorous honing of logic, structure, and rhythm. I demand that my language be authentic, precise, and actionable, able to withstand the test of time. Some say my writing does not resemble traditional literature; it lacks some of the ornate embellishments. However, I firmly believe that true literature is not about piling up words, but about making the world clearer through language and making the complex easier to understand through structure. From writing to publishing, I have never been satisfied with a single path. My literature is not only creation but also a complete system of expression. Articles are the carriers of thought, forums are the platforms for interaction, quarterly journals are the results of accumulation, and books are the solidification of systems. Through writing meetings, I have built a three-dimensional network that transcends language and culture, allowing personal wisdom to be transformed into public cultural assets through written output. This is not just a form of personal expression, but also a way of accumulating civilization. Over the years, the works I have written span multiple fields, including analyses of martial arts and explorations of qigong structures; reflections on modern technology and records of social phenomena. Articles such as "Rejecting Algorithmic Kidnapping," "AI Brainwashing," "Boiling Humanity in Warm Water," and "Sovereign States of Dimensions" are all extensions and expansions of my literary system. They are not isolated works but important nodes within the entire literary structure, with each article serving as a brick embedded in the wisdom architecture I have constructed, ultimately forming a multidimensional complete system. It is worth mentioning that I never rely on a team. I have no editorial team, no promotional staff, and no capital support, but with my mastery of structure, my insistence on details, and my commitment to long-termism, I have built the entire system by myself. Forums, writing sessions, publications, websites—every process, from content to technology, from publishing to maintenance, I can complete independently. This high degree of autonomy allows my literary journey to be completely unaffected by external factors; no matter how technology evolves or how algorithms change, my words can still be freely published and disseminated. More importantly, my literary system is not just about creation and publication; it also serves the function of civilizational archiving. My forum has been permanently archived by the National Library of Australia, and my quarterly is preserved indefinitely in literary databases around the world. This means that my words, my thoughts, and my expressions have transcended the immediate need for dissemination and entered a state of dialogue with time. They can be accessed at any time by future readers and can serve as a reference for understanding the present in a future era. Looking back today, my literary journey seems to have no traditional path to follow, yet it has carved out an incredibly clear trajectory. This trajectory is logical, structured, and has depth, with the power of continuous iteration and expansion. From the Australian Winner Information Network (australianwinner.com) to the Australian Rainbow Parrot International Writers' Association (azchy.com), and then to various independently operated websites, publications, and systems, what I have accomplished is no longer just isolated writing acts, but a multidimensional literary project. Someone asked me why I have been able to persist for so long. I said, because I know that this is not just writing; it is building, it is recording, it is creating. This literary journey is an outlet for my system of wisdom, the purest, deepest, and most enduring part of multiple systems in my life. It is not merely a pile of words, but a structure of thought that grows and evolves over time. This is just a brief introduction. For more details about my literary system, please refer to the related articles and documentaries I have published on various platforms. Please only return the translated text without adding any extra explanations or comments. 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