📚 Articles

What is this?

The Article channel is the reading side of FunnyAI. It lists the longer written work: theory articles that explain an idea in depth, and essays that argue a point or record an observation.

Articles are organised by class and tag, so the channel works as a browsable library rather than a chronological blog. Search and favorites help you return to a piece later.

The Chinese channel is the complete archive. This English page is a guide to that channel, not a replacement for it: it explains how the list is organised and points to the articles that already have a separate English overview.

Who it is for. The channel is for readers who prefer a complete argument to a short post. Theory articles are written to be read in one sitting but reward a second reading; essays are shorter and more personal. Both are grouped by subject so a reader can follow a theme across several pieces.

What you can do

• Browse by class — move through the subject tree instead of a single stream.
• Browse by tag to find every article on the same theme.
• Search article titles when you remember the name but not the section.
• Open a full article and read it in the site's reading view.
• Save favorites so a long piece is easy to find again.
• Publish through the office tools if you are an author on the site.

English overviews available now

Every theory article listed on the English home page now has its own English overview page:

More English overviews are being added over time. The Chinese channel remains the complete collection and always has the newest articles.

Good to know. The English overview pages are independent summaries, not machine translations. Each one keeps the original Chinese article link so a reader can compare the full text. If an article you want has no English page yet, the Chinese list is still the right place to start.

Open the article channel

Start with the full Chinese list, or jump directly into one of the English overviews above.

The list is ordered by class and tag rather than by date, so the best way to explore is to choose a broad subject first and then narrow it down. Title search is faster when you already know the name of the piece.

If you are new to the channel, begin with one of the English overviews above. Each one is short enough to read first and detailed enough to decide whether the full Chinese article is worth opening. The original article always remains the authoritative version, and the overview page is written for a reader who has not seen the Chinese text before, with the same key terms kept consistent across the English pages.