“一位大神的why phd语录。”
In fact, I was originally admitted to Fudan University as a direct PhD student after my undergraduate studies. However, at that time, the available research directions in my department were mostly focused on interdisciplinary areas between neuroscience and AI, which didn’t fully align with my core interests - I’ve always been more fascinated by the algorithmic and mathematical foundations of intelligence.
Coming from a pure mathematics background, I realized that I hadn’t yet received systematic training in scientific research, especially in fields related to AI and machine learning. I felt that before committing to a long and challenging PhD journey, I needed to go through a complete and rigorous master’s program - to learn how to ask meaningful questions, design experiments, and build research intuition.
Fortunately, during this process, I discovered the genuine joy of research. I found excitement in turning abstract ideas into working systems, in bridging theoretical insights with practical models, and in those quiet moments of struggling with an equation until it suddenly made sense. Research became more than a requirement - it became a way of thinking.
That’s why I now seek a PhD not as an academic credential, but as a natural continuation of this intellectual curiosity. I want to push the boundary between representation structure and generative intelligence, to explore how reasoning and understanding can emerge from learning systems, and to work with mentors and peers who share this deep fascination. To me, a PhD represents the freedom and responsibility to create something that didn’t exist before - and I’m ready for that challenge.
“人总是不断从之前的乐园中走出。”
如果不是遇到必须改变的契机，人不会从先前的道路中脱离。
“人在生命的尽头会想起什么呢。”
或许回想起之前鲜衣怒马的少年时光?