Liang Wen appears to have broken into the no-man's-man's-man's-one-man's-one-man's-one-one-man's-one-man's-one-one-man's-one-one-one-man's-all-all-all-Ari

According to news on August 3, DeepSeek's founder, Liang Wen-seong, suspected that the early year's microblogging account, the "Procedure Little Prince" had recently been turned over again by netizens. In 2011, the account had documented the experience of driving the Tibetan Ali no-man ' s area on its own, with the owner driving from 200 to 400 kilometres into the no-man ' s area in Fiat, who had been trapped for a week and left the highlands. The public leads show that the account has long focused on the Zhejiang community, procedural transactions and the field of quantitative investment; the blogger was described in the old commentary as "General Liang" and, in response to a question from his netizens as to whether he was a Liang son, the account himself responded “in guess”. According to publicly available information, Liang Wenbing was enrolled at Zhejiang University and, during his study, has begun to explore quantitative transactions, with multiple clues highly consistent with account information。