I'm a 21-year-old college student currently doing my bachelor's degree in accounting at Macquarie University, Australia. Though I much like business studies, I spend way too much on computers.

I was born in Nov 1985 (Constellation: Scorpio ;) in Shanghai - to a pretty intellectual family I think. My father is a professor of chemical engineering, teacher of English, visiting scholar to Imperial College in London, and a incorrigible bookworm - he's currently working as chief engineer for a tobacco company. My mother works as accountant (more of bookkeeping type, thou).

Facts:
1.	5,000+ books (excluding ebooks) in possesion.
2. 	Won 1 national Go (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_%28board_game%29) all-teenager championship and 10+ other prizes, before age 9.
3.	Graduated primary school in London.
4.	Do not drink or smoke. Hate all smokers. Not outdoorsy.
5.	Lover of Star Wars, audio books and Mercedes Benz.
6.	Direct admittance to Peking University (Harvard of China) without taking any formal national curriculum assessment (one in usually 100 eligibles in Shanghai municipality each year).
7.	Disliked Chinese college education and enroled major, spent 8 months there before quitting, with max mark of 22 out of 100.
8.	Spent approx. 1 year and half working against Chinese Internet censorship (aka the Great Firewall), to largely no avail.
9.	Worked as laptop saleman and technical support.
10.	Have never been a member of any communist party or organization (despite the 'benefits' it offers), and never will be.
11.	Believing that the rest of the world owe too much to the US for promoting freedom and human rights.