// the take
A personal archive of Chinese-language technical blog posts covering Python, Linux, Git, Docker, MySQL, and general career/industry essays, maintained by one author (qiwsir) through roughly 2021. It's a dump of markdown notes and short code snippets, not a library or tool, and is aimed at Chinese-speaking developers learning Python fundamentals or looking for opinion pieces on programming culture.
The Python basics series (BasicPython/ with files 001-503) is genuinely structured as a progressive course with accompanying code samples, which is more coherent than most link-dump repos. Topics span a wide range of practical sysadmin tasks too - nginx config, MySQL optimization, SSH setup, Docker basics - giving it some use as a grab-bag reference. The content is written by a single consistent voice rather than scraped or auto-generated.
This is a collection of markdown essays and blog posts, not software - there's no package, API, or install story, and 'Language: Python' is misleading since most content is prose with a handful of standalone script snippets. Everything is in Chinese with no translation, which limits the audience to Chinese readers regardless of the GitHub framing. The repo has been dead since April 2021 with no commits since, so any version-specific Python or tooling advice (Python 2/3 transition era, old Docker/Tornado patterns) is stale. There's no license file, so reuse of the text or code is legally ambiguous.
We read the README, the directory tree and a key source file in October 2026. Nobody pays to be listed. How we judge →