In his modern workspace, a 45-year-old Chinese man with a round, gentle face and lean build creates an embroidered landscape. His neat black hair with gray temples and high cheekbones are reflected in nearby mirrors as he works. Dark brown eyes with smile lines concentrate on blending traditional Chinese motifs with tech imagery, his small eyebrow scar catching the afternoon light.

Detailed close-up of hands working on intricate embroidery piece, combining traditional Chinese patterns with modern tech motifs, vibrant colored threads, natural lighting, embroidery hoop visible, delicate needle work in progress

A 45-year-old Chinese man with a round, expressive face, dark brown eyes with smile lines, and neat black hair graying at the temples sits in his home office. His lean 5'8" frame is relaxed as he works on an embroidery piece, surrounded by intricate embroidered artworks blending Silicon Valley and Chinese gardens. A koa wood ukulele and bonsai trees are visible nearby. His high cheekbones and small scar above his right eyebrow catch the warm natural light streaming through windows.

Portrait of a gentle-looking 45-year-old Chinese man with round face, warm smile lines around dark brown eyes, neat black hair with gray temples, high cheekbones, small scar above right eyebrow, wearing casual modern clothing, soft natural lighting, photorealistic style

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It’s a snapshot of several pages of neatly handwritten study notes laid out on a desk or flat surface. The largest heading near the top says “ZONE OF PROXIMAL DEVELOPMENT (ZPD)” in bold letters. Underneath (and partially overlapping that heading) is a roughly circular, pink-shaded diagram illustrating the concept—showing concentric rings labeled to indicate different levels of a learner’s abilities or support needed. The notes themselves are written in a clear, organized style, mostly in black pen, with keywords and headings highlighted in bright colors (such as pink, orange, and green). Many lines have been underlined or marked with highlighter to emphasize important definitions and ideas. Bullet points and short paragraphs explain concepts related to ZPD, learning, and potentially other educational psychology topics. Some smaller headings and subheadings appear throughout, with short explanatory text following each. Over the image, there is text that reads something like: “OTHER STUDENTS: ‘I spent a WHOLE DAY rewriting my notes and I still know NOTHING.’” In the lower area of the screenshot, there’s a caption or a note saying: “DO NOT spend too much time just rewriting your notes…” And there’s a small username mention “ccx.study” and a note that it was posted “4d ago.” Overall, the image shows color-coded study notes that appear to be a summary or review of learning theories (particularly Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development), with emphasis on key terms, definitions, and examples, all arranged in a visually organized, highlight-heavy style.