Thank you for the introduction. It was really nice meeting the Robotime team and you made us feel more familiar and connected. We truly appreciate all the wonderful stories you share. I am still hoping and praying that one day we get to visit the factory and meet all of you in person. That would be sooooo cool and really nice.
I also enjoy playing MMORPGs and MOBAs, but I am more into MOBAs. Since you like strategy games, you might want to try ANNO 1800 on Steam. I recently played it, but my country almost always ends up bankrupt, hahahaha. I will definitely play it again when time permits.
Well…I am my own boss(self-employed)…but never want to be considered a boss of the page (of ANY state). I value every member here…and am always looking to add more. It’s tough because so many members of the ROKR fans page are even older than me..and I am 62. I struggled A LOT in the beginning and still can not do a lot of things. It’s a generational gap. We did not grow up with technology at our hands. I have pm’d with SO Many who struggle and they just can’t get things to work for them. Thanks, though. @Atropex
Aww, @Che_Ming, whenever you visit Poland and Warsaw, please let me know, I can show you places where Chopin lived and give you a tour!! I’m so happy that someone thinks Poland is beautiful because it actually is!! And im Proud that you know so much!
Thank you for sharing a little bit of your life. I love knowing who makes all those wonderful posts in this community. I always love reading them. I think you work in a great team at robotime.
China seems like a really fun country to visit. I always find it very interesting to read all about Chinese culture.
There’s a line from a novel I really love: “The world is big, but life is even bigger. We’re bound to meet again.” I truly believe that one day, we’ll get to meet everyone from the community in real life too.
It comes from the science fiction novel 《The Three-Body Problem》. In the story, a character named Sophon says this to the protagonist.
Years later, they do meet again, in another part of the universe.
This genuinely made my day. Thank you for such kind words. That really means a lot coming from you guys
And I love that the 姐姐 energy landed exactly where it should …. Rainforests, sustainability, miniature worlds, and people who care a little too much about details seem to find each other somehow
Your “secret” made me laugh Poor Simon already sounds stressed in the best possible way. Please tell him there is absolutely no pressure at all, though the fact that he is already thinking about what people might like says everything. That alone will be more than enough.
And fair point about the Xiaolongbao. I will forgive this only because science and international flights are against us. Shanghai will simply have to wait
Really glad to be here with you, and really glad our paths crossed in this tiny world!
Yeah! The original English translation of 三体 is excellent. I wouldn’t really recommend the Netflix adaptation though. While it does adapt well to an English speaking audience, it loses some of the unique Chinese aesthetics that make the story so special.
That’s wonderful, Mingche! Yancheng sounds like such a peaceful and beautiful place, and it’s amazing how you’ve brought that same warmth into the Robotime community. The way you describe the support here really captures what makes it special—it feels genuine, uplifting, and connected.
Such a lovely introduction, thank you for sharing. I really liked how you described this community as a miniature house, it fits perfectly. Welcome, it’s great to have you here.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about your internship at the United Nations. How awesome is that!
Im glad you dont mind all the questions lol I get too curious and enthusiastic sometimes 
…. Rainforests, sustainability, miniature worlds, and people who care a little too much about details seem to find each other somehow 
Yancheng sounds like such a peaceful and beautiful place, and it’s amazing how you’ve brought that same warmth into the Robotime community. The way you describe the support here really captures what makes it special—it feels genuine, uplifting, and connected.