Peking University AIIT Digital Creative Laboratory

WORK & CONTRIBUTIONS

During my internship at Peking University AIIT Digital Creative Laboratory, my main work was AI technical writing. I wrote more than ten AI technical articles, organizing concepts into reader-oriented explanations and using illustrations and examples to explain how new tools work and where their limits lie.

01 / WRITING SAMPLE

Vibe Coding: compiling “feeling” into a system

The draft is titled 《Vibe Coding：把“感觉”编译成系统》. It explains an approach in which developers describe their intent in natural language, use AI to help generate code, and iterate through feedback. I introduce the concept before using a workflow diagram and a comparison with traditional coding to explain the shift from writing code line by line toward expressing requirements, observing results, and refining them.

The draft also discusses the relationship between Vibe Coding and prompts, with tools and examples to move beyond terminology. I separate the concept, workflow comparison, and usage boundaries so readers can understand that AI-assisted coding does not remove the need to check generated results.

First page of the Chinese Vibe Coding draft, showing its title, online discussion, concept explanation, and WHAT IS VIBE CODING workflow diagram. — Draft page 1 · Introduces Vibe Coding through online discussion, then explains the concept and the cycle of expressing intent, AI generation, and feedback. View full image

Second page of the Chinese Vibe Coding draft, comparing traditional coding with Vibe Coding and discussing measurable signals, continuous checks, and evidence-first practice. — Draft page 2 · Compares traditional coding with Vibe Coding and discusses measurable signals, continuous checks, and evidence-first practice. View full image

02 / WRITING APPROACH

Make technical terms easier to follow.

Rather than simply listing tools, I organize explanations around what a technology is, how it changes a workflow, and what readers should consider when using it. In this draft, illustrations support the concept explanation, the comparison diagram makes workflow differences visible, and later passages discuss prompts and practical use.

These draft records document my technical writing during the internship; they are not evidence of publication. The number of articles written should not be read as a publication count.

03 / LAB MEETING MATERIALS

Lab meeting materials

Alongside AI technical writing, I also helped prepare lab meeting materials during the internship. This lab meeting slide deck cover provides a supplementary record of that work.

Lab meeting slide deck cover showing the Chinese and English names of the Digital Creative Laboratory (DCL), Peking University AIIT, with Peking University and AIIT logos. — Lab meeting slide deck cover · Shows the name and logos of the Digital Creative Laboratory (DCL), Peking University AIIT. View full image