Liang Wenfeng Suspected to Have Been Trapped in the Ali No-Man's Land for a Week in His Early Years

The suspected early Weibo account of DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng, "Program Little Prince," has been unearthed by netizens. This account recorded a self-driving trip to Tibet in 2011, where the blogger drove a Fiat car alone into the Ali no-man's land, venturing 200 to 400 kilometers deep, capturing images of Tibetan antelopes, snow eagles, and highland lakes. After being trapped for a week, he successfully exited the no-man's land, but left the vehicle on the plateau. Current clues highly match Liang Wenfeng's experience, and the account has long followed the Zhejiang University community, program trading, and quantitative investment. In the comments of the old post, a netizen referred to him as "General Liang," while another asked if he was "Liang Wenzai," to which the account owner replied, "You guessed it." Liang Wenfeng completed both his undergraduate and master's degrees at Zhejiang University, where he began exploring quantitative trading during his graduate studies. This information was reported back in February 2025 and is now being circulated again as old news.

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