Each model car is my aspiration and pursuit of automobile culture, and a bridge for my dialogue with automobile history, design and technology. Collecting model cars allows me to look at the evolution of cars in a more nuanced way, from classic models to modern supercars, each model telling a unique story.

My collection began in my childhood, when my friends and I used to hang out in toy stores, longing to own those dream sports cars. Over time, this hobby evolved into a deep exploration. I began to study the process of making the model, the material, the scale and the history behind it. Whether it is a hand-made limited edition, or a mass-produced model, each piece in the collection has its own unique value.

In my collection, in addition to classic models of car brands, I am particularly fond of those that have marked milestones in the history of automobiles. For example, the Ford Mustang, the Rolls-Royce Phantom and the Porsche 911 are not only technologically innovative, but also trend-setting in design. I will carefully study the background information of these models and their importance in the history of automobiles, and strive to make my collection not only a static display, but also a rich historical record.

In order to enrich my collection, I often attend car fairs, model shows and car club exchanges. On these occasions, I can get to know many like-minded friends, share their ideas and experiences with each other, and also get some rare collection information. Our communication is not only limited to the model itself, but also includes the love and opinion of the car culture. Through such interaction, my vision has been broadened and my passion for collecting has also increased.

In addition to collecting, I also like to make and modify my own models. This process allows me to gain a deeper understanding of the structure and design of the car, while also giving full play to my creativity. In interacting with the model, I felt an unparalleled sense of acc