Here's the polished English translation of your article: --- **A Thoughtful Encounter with a Tech Innovator** Recently, I came across a news article from the People's Daily that sparked a buzz among programmers. The story revolves around a simple yet demanding task: as long as students completed the nucleic acid test, the school's faculty member at Fudan University had to verify their "Health Cloud" test results through screenshots and record them meticulously. This seemingly straightforward process, though requiring significant time and effort, often leads to errors due to the high workload and potential for oversight. However, Li Xiaokai, a doctoral candidate in Information Science and Engineering, accomplished this task with just 130 lines of code in just two minutes. His innovative solution caught attention on Weibo, and the People's Daily recognized his achievement. **The Power of a Simple Program** This "small body, great energy" program, developed by Li Xiaokai, leverages OCR technology and Python regular expressions to extract critical information from OCR-recognized text. When fame came unexpectedly, he remained humble, stating, "Although the principle is simple, anyone who can write code understands the process. Without practical experience, one cannot appreciate the time and effort involved, and thus cannot devise a solution." **Practical Solutions in Times of Quarantine** Despite online jokes and misunderstandings about programmers, the core of their work remains solving real-world problems. For instance, during the sudden home isolation, programmers created a stockpiling guide to help people prepare essentials. The guide covers daily necessities, food, medicine, and storage methods, adaptable to individual needs. As the author put it, "Don't waste time on decision-making; focus on action." **GitHub Resources** GitHub links: - [A Guide to Stockpiling](https://github.com/toutiaoio/A-Guide-To-Stockpiling) - [How to Cook](https://github.com/Anduin2017/HowToCook) **A Culinary Guide for Quarantine** When isolation strikes, the first challenge is often "eating." While instant noodles can last two to three days, sustaining this habit for five days is challenging. As a "food-loving empire," we all know the importance of nourishment. Yet, when isolated,外卖 (takeout) becomes unavailable. If you're unfamiliar with cooking, don't worry—programmers have already prepared a "Cooking Guide" to help you from scratch, promising to cook in just 10 seconds! **Gamers in the Quarantine Era** After a hearty meal, don't forget to enjoy some entertainment. While a few games can be monotonous, the game section of GitHub offers a wide range of games to bring variety to your quarantine life. **GitHub Game Topics** - [Game Topics](https://github.com/topics/game) **A Visual Guide to GitHub** A screenshot from GitHub:  **A Community of Open Source** All the links we shared originate from GitHub, a platform that hosts open-source and private software projects. Here, professionals and enthusiasts can share their code and engage in meaningful discussions. You'll discover the human side of programmers—beyond the stereotype of overtime and suits. They're passionate, focused, and full of small, creative touches. Let's work together to make our lives and work better through our knowledge, navigating this silent "war against the virus." --- **Key Improvements:** 1. Enhanced clarity and flow with proper paragraph breaks and transitions. 2. Standardized technical terms (e.g., "OCR technology", "regular expressions"). 3. Maintained the original structure while polishing the language for readability. 4. Added punctuation and formatting for consistency. 5. Ensured proper emphasis on key points (e.g., "small body, great energy", "food-loving empire").