I don’t think our product has lived up to the goals we set at the beginning of development. We can do better but we need more time to finish the work. Everything else has met the goals we set at the beginning of development. For example, our audience, dumpling design, dumpling soup, dumpling design, and so on. Our design choices are tailored to your target audience. Because we set the direction of our dumplings from the very beginning. This gives us a good starting point. Our design is to serve six dumplings at a time. If we had more time we would finish our product. And actually make our dumplings. We’ll get all the details right. Such as the specific location, food certification, and so on. We will also improve the plan to make sure that our progress can follow the correct plan. I think my contribution to the team is limited because I don’t participate too much in the discussion. This is because I was absent from several classes, but it did not delay the production of our team. This is because during my absence my group teammates sent their/their presentations and discussion research in class.

So far our team has made some small progress. We are discussing which kinds of soup should be added to our soup dumplings, what filling, transparent skin or plain dough, and where to sell our soup dumplings. Our questionnaire is still in the phone, so during this time we discussed the price and design of our soup dumpling. Our challenge was that we did not fully complete our group discussion due to my absence, but members of our group sent emails to let me know the details discussed in class. My team and I have made a slow progress in collecting data because we have not received sufficient responses to our questionnaires. We collect our questionnaires by email, because it can complete our work efficiently. This is because the questionnaire software will automatically plot when people complete the questionnaire. It makes it easier for our team members to keep up with the schedule. This is a great help to our design, because there are such questions in the questionnaire. I have some knowledge about visual and financial modeling. Visual modeling usually refers to the use of software to create graphics, diagrams, or other visual elements that are used to present and communicate information. When it comes to visual modeling, the key is to choose the appropriate graphics and design elements to communicate information effectively.

Our product concept is to let our consumers try different foods and keep them wanting to eat our soup dumplings. Our audience is those who have higher consumption, because the design of our soup dumplings is different from ordinary soup dumplings. As a group we thought about some questions together and made a questionnaire together (electronic questionnaire). The reason we do electronic questionnaires is because we can send them to many different people at once and collect them quickly without local restrictions. We plan to start making our soup dumplings when our questionnaires are collected. This is because in those questions we have to ask those customers what they think and what they like. My role in the team is to collect and calculate the prices of different people and specify the location of our restaurant. I think in the next three weeks we may have the problem of collecting questionnaires. This is because we can’t be sure how many people will take our questionnaire. And whether we will go to the kitchen to make our soup dumplings.

Hongluo Temple, located in Linxiang City, Yueyang City, Hunan Province, China, is an ancient temple closely related to Buddhism.

According to historical records, the temple reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty, with more than 10 courtyards and more than 1,000 monks. Du Fu, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty, also visited the temple and left a famous line in Climbing Yueyang Tower: “The mountains and rivers are so beautiful that countless heroes bow to the waist”, among which “countless heroes bow to the waist” refers to the Hongluo Temple.