Let's get straight to the point. It's been exactly ten full years since I first got into cosplay. From messing around with cheap wigs back in my school days to squeezing out weekend time as a working adult to shoot photos now, a lot has changed over the years, but my passion has never faded. Based in Fuzhou, Fujian—if local fans want to organize shoots or play Zenless Zone Zero or the Honkai series together, feel free to connect anytime. I currently don't separate my accounts between 2D and real-life, and I use both QQ and WeChat, though I'm primarily active in QQ groups and Qzone. Before mutual following, I recommend checking out each other's homepage; if there are no portfolio works or it's completely blank, I will hold off on mutual follows for now. After all, everyone's time and energy are limited, and whether for photographers or cosplayers, portfolio works are always the best business card for communication.
I'm purely someone who enjoys this for self-entertainment; I never engage in so-called "circles" and dislike complicated social drama. Perhaps because I've reached the age of a mature working adult, I value social efficiency between adults far more than superficial networking. The photography friends I've accumulated over the years are basically people I've collaborated with multiple times and who share great chemistry. In real life, I have a stable romantic partner, so I am relatively sensitive to private DMs from men in the 3D world; I hope our interactions remain strictly within the bounds of normal photography and hobby-related discussions. That said, experienced veteran photographers or creative new cosplayers are very welcome to create together and make progress side by side.
As for my pet peeves, it's mostly certain fanatical fandom groups and those who spam feeds with male idol celebrities. I generally ignore requests for making anime friends from these profiles, mainly because our styles completely clash and it gives me a headache. My account is primarily intended as a pure 2D anime-sharing outlet to document the joy and memorable moments throughout my cosplay journey.
Regarding events and shoots, because anime conventions and local club activities in Fuzhou, Fujian are relatively lively, heading to conventions for shoots or booking studio sessions during holidays offers a comfortable rhythm. I recently sorted out a batch of past photos—ranging from traditional Chinese styles and fantasy themes to a simple maid with white stockings look—switching between different genres of roleplay has been super fun. As a veteran with 10 years of cosplay experience, I've accumulated practical insights regarding makeup, wig styling, and character interpretation—such as how to trim wigs and select contact lenses that best capture the right expression. While it may not rival the craft of professional makeup artists, it is more than enough for daily photoshoots. Dressing up and taking photos on weekends after a tiring work week is a genuinely therapeutic way to unwind.
Considering my schedule and energy, I generally only connect with adults, ideally fellow working adults aged 20 and above. While students have plenty of passion, the stark difference in daily rhythms makes it hard to keep pace, and finding common ground during conversations isn't easy. For minors, I won't be doing mutual follows for now—it's best to focus on real-world life and studies. Lastly, as a Fujian cosplayer, this account will continue updating cosplay photos taken in Fujian and surrounding areas, gradually documenting the growth and evolution over these ten years. In terms of photography, beyond wide angles and large apertures, I'm also experimenting with capturing dynamic motion shots to make the images feel more vibrant rather than just static studio posing. I hope to produce more satisfying works in the future and share more joyful everyday moments with friends in Fuzhou who love anime culture. That's pretty much it; sharing on this account will definitely continue.