Wenfeng Liang's Youthful Adventure: Allegedly Trapped in an Alibaba No-Man's-Land for a Week, Fiat Left in Tibet

According to Dongcha Beating monitoring, the suspected early Weibo account of DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng, known as "Code Prince" (程序小王子), has recently been dug up by netizens.

The account documented a self-driving trip to Tibet in 2011. The blogger drove alone in a Fiat car, venturing 200 to 400 kilometers into the uninhabited area of Ngari, capturing photos of Tibetan antelope, snow eagles, and plateau lakes. After being stranded for a week, he managed to walk out of the uninhabited area, leaving the vehicle on the plateau.

The existing clues align closely with Liang Wenfeng's experience. The account has long been interested in the Zhejiang University community, algorithmic trading, and quantitative investment. In old post comments, someone referred to the account owner as "General Liang"; another netizen asked if he was "Liang Wenzai," to which the account owner replied, "Guessed right." Liang Wenfeng pursued both his bachelor's and master's degrees at Zhejiang University, where he began exploring quantitative trading during his postgraduate studies.

This batch of content was reported as early as February 2025 and is now being recirculated as old material.