“Conception and planning of the artificial.”  This is the broadest definition of “design.”  Of course, this is only an understanding of design in academic, and cannot represent everyone’s cognition of design.  I personally think that design is the inspiration “output” of the designer.  But good “output” requires the accumulation of down-to-earth and extremely ordinary “input,” and after consistent, step-by-step deliberation, a qualitative leap occurs.  Just as “feeling” is an athletic ability that everyone has, but a good “feeling” is not something everyone can have.  Sometimes this good “feeling” disappears out of nowhere, and at first I felt uneasy, but now I don’t dwell on the result of it disappearing.  I am more willing to think about how to improve my “feeling” so that the “good feeling” becomes skills demanded by the times.  Personally, I think it is still knowledge, knowledge is like paper, and “feeling” is picturesque.  The bigger the paper, the more free and atmospheric the inspiration for drawing and writing on it.  To this end, I will continue to learn and create more warm and interesting works.