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When I was in university in 2009, I used WordPress. I remember that after setting up a WordPress site, the default display was a pine cone, probably from version 3.x. At that time, I was focused on studying operations knowledge and hadn’t systematically learned any programming languages. Later, in 2016, I learned Python for operations, and in 2021, I learned PHP for work. Many of my friends have their own websites, and I was using another content management tool at work. However, this tool isn’t as well-known or user-friendly as WordPress, so I wanted to come back and see what WordPress is like now.