《我的人生，是一部楚居——一个非线性学习者的迁徙与文明回归》
这是一篇以《楚居》的逻辑重新阅读人生的个人叙事：七所大学、七个科系、七座城市、七种工艺、七种乐器的迁徙与学习经验。那些曾被视为“分散”的路径——学业、城市、工艺、音乐——在楚人的徙居节奏中重新排版，显现为一个非线性学习者独特的生命结构。由此展开一条“迁徙与文明回归”的路径：漂泊不再是迷失，而是一种自我命名的方式，让生命的多声部共同指向同一个根。 This essay rereads a life through the logic of Chu-Ju: seven universities, seven disciplines, seven cities, seven crafts, and seven musical instruments—each a trace of migration and learning. What once appeared as scattered paths—academia, geography, craft, and music—rearranges itself through the Chu rhythm of continual relocation, revealing the underlying structure of a nonlinear learner’s life. From this emerges a journey of migration and civilizational return: wandering becomes not a sign of being lost, but a form of self-naming, allowing the many voices of a life to point toward the same root.