2025.04.13
After two days of tinkering, I finally set up my Hugo blog using the reimu theme.
Unsatisfied with the response speed of my previous Typecho blog, I decided to migrate my blog again. (Although Typecho is already quite lightweight, the poor cloud server and bandwidth severely limited access and article loading speeds.)
After abandoning dynamic solutions, the static options available were essentially Hexo, Hugo, Jekyll, etc. I chose Hugo simply because of its slogan: The world’s fastest framework for building websites.
I’ll gradually move the content from my old blog over here during this time. I looked up some Typecho-to-Hugo conversion methods, but most were outdated and unusable (Typecho and PHP are too old, which is another reason for my switch). I’ll have to resort to the tedious method of manually exporting articles, editing them, and importing them into Hugo.
I also need to figure out how to replicate comments and “shuoshuo” (microblogging). Hugo requires an external commenting system.
Then, to speed up image loading, I’ll need to set up an image hosting service and replace the image links in previous articles.
To avoid irreversible impacts on the old blog, Hugo is currently hosted on GitHub Pages. However, GitHub is unstable in China, so once I’ve fully migrated the content and completed the setup, I’ll copy it to my cloud virtual host.
Why is there so much to do? Damn.
Test
Testing the new blog.
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KaTex test
$\frac{1}{2}$
$$ \frac{520}{1314} $$code test
print("hello world")
icon: A cup of coffee

When will I have a drink and discuss the details again?