Tekken (AKA: 鉄拳, Iron Fist) is a very classic 3D fighting game series for both arcade and home game consoles, developed and published by Namco from Japan. Its first work was produced in 1994, appeared only on the arcade console at first, and was later ported to home game consoles. As a hardcore fighting game, Tekken is extremely realistic and exciting no matter in action design or graphics rendering, thus occupying one important seat among all fighting games in the world all the time. As we all know, it even spawned comic books and movies.

Total War: THREE KINGDOMS is a large real-time strategy game based on history, developed by Creative Assembly and published by SEGA, as the latest product of their famous Total War series. This work is designed based on the story background of famous Three Kingdoms (三国时代) period in ancient China, adds a different color to the turbulent times when ambitious heroes appeared one after another during Three Kingdoms period by virtue of the consistent spectacular scenes and magnificent battlefield atmosphere of the Total War series.

C++17 is the latest informal name after C++14 for the next revision of the ISO/IEC standard of C++ programming language. It is based on C++ 11 (once known as C++1z), and aims to make C++ be a less bloated and complex programming language, simplify everyday use of this language, and make it easier for developers to write and maintain code. C++17 is a major update to the C++ language, introducing many new language features. For instance: parallel STL, Boost derived file system libraries, and so on. In addition, both GCC and LLVM/Clang effectively provide full C++ 17 support.

Pixologic claims to be the maker of Sculptris, but actually it had no choice but acquired it in 2010 due to the huge threats from Sculptris, and applied Sculptris' advantages to ZBrush, so as to maintain the market and position of ZBrush. Otherwise, if Sculptris' inventor Tomas Pettersson had chosen to stick to go his own way (although that would have been tough) rather than join into the Pixologic team, then this revolutionary software could have quickly eliminated ZBrush. In other words, it was his own shortcomings that killed his invention, not the competition from Pixologic.

Cloud drive service brings us a lot of convenience (for example, access to and download files anytime and anywhere, save a mass of local disk space, own almost unlimited cloud disk accounts to get an unlimited expansion of web disk space), but it is cumbersome and inefficient to upload and download files without a desktop client and only using the web browser. As a result, often in order to manage your files in the cloud, you had to download a bunch of different software (official client), even for different services you have to repeat this step.