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In the digital landscape of home renovation content, where luxury villas and six-figure budgets dominate feeds, one Baidu Author account stands out like a beacon for thelittle guys": 自装侠 (DIY Renovation Hero). For over three years, this account has carved a niche as the go-to resource budget-conscious homeowners, renters, and first-time renovators—proving that a beautiful, functional home doesn’t have to cost a fortune. is an in-depth look at what makes "自装侠" a beloved and influential voice in the Chinese home improvement space.
"自装侠" calls the Baidu Author Platform—a content ecosystem designed for knowledge sharing, SEO visibility, and deep audience engagement. Unlike social media platforms like Xiaohongshu (which prioritizes visual) or Douyin (short-form entertainment), Baidu’s strength lies in connecting users with solutions to specific problems. When someone types "how to fix loose cabinet door" or "renters DIY renovation under 5k yuan" into Baidu’s search bar, "自装侠"’s often pops up first—thanks to its hyper-targeted, step-by-step format.
The account’s audience is a diverse but unified group of dreamers:
Take 28-year-old Xiao Wang, a software engineer Beijing. He and his girlfriend rented a 45sqm studio with yellowed walls, a cracked kitchen counter, and a wobbly wardrobe They wanted to refresh the space but had only 5k yuan to spend. A Baidu search for "renters DIY cheap renovation" led him "自装侠"’s video "How to Paint Walls Without Brush Marks" and "Repurpose Wooden Crates into a Coffee Table.", their studio is bright and cozy—they saved 3k yuan and even received compliments from their landlord.
These fans share common pain points: of making expensive mistakes, confusion about material selection, and frustration with contractors who overcharge for simple tasks. "自装侠" speaks directly to these, turning anxiety into confidence.
Behind "自装侠" is Li Minga pseudonym used to protect his privacy), a former interior designer with 8 years of experience in residential design. His journey to becoming a DIY guru in 2019, when he bought his first 60sqm apartment in Chengdu.
"After paying the down payment, had only 60k yuan left—way less than the 120k yuan quoted by professional renovation teams," Li recalls. "I thought, ‘Why not do it myself?’" For three months, he immersed himself in research: watching 100+ tutorials, visiting 0+ material markets, and even shadowing a local handyman for a week. He laid tiles, installed cabinets, and painted walls—all while every step. The result? A modern, cozy apartment that looked like it came from a high-end magazine, but cost half the price.
Friends family were stunned, and soon, strangers started asking for advice. Li realized there was a gap in the market: no one was teaching ordinary people how renovate on a budget without sacrificing quality. In 2021, he quit his corporate job and launched "自装侠" on Ba.
His professional positioning is clear: "Your no-jargon DIY coach—turning your home dreams into reality, one affordable step at a." Li’s credibility comes from his hands-on experience: he tests every hack, product, and technique himself before sharing it with his audience.I won’t tell you to use a certain tile adhesive unless I’ve used it on my own wall," he says. "Trust is everything."
Li’s signature content is detailed, cost-transparent guides for small-scale projects. For example:
Li knows one wrong move can cost hundreds of yuan. His "Mistake Alert" videos highlight common pitfalls:
regularly features fan-submitted projects, offering personalized feedback. For example, he helped a 32-year-old mother in Guangzhou renovate her 0sqm apartment for 80k yuan (saving 40k yuan). He reviewed her initial plan, suggested swapping expensive marble tiles porcelain (saving 15k yuan), and taught her how to install floating shelves herself. The final project was featured on his account, inspiring of fans.
Unlike accounts that showcase luxury projects, "自装侠" focuses on theforgotten spaces"—tiny bathrooms, rental studios, and old apartments. Li’s "Zero Risk" promise means he never shares untest advice. For instance, when a fan asked if vinegar could clean grout, Li spent an afternoon testing it on his own bathroom tiles, then shared video showing the results (it works, but only if you let it sit for 15 minutes).
Another unique touch: Li uses "real" language. He avoids jargon like "mortar mix ratio" and instead says, "Use 1 part cement to 3 parts sand— making rice porridge, not too thick, not too thin."
"自侠" fans get more than just content—they get a support system. Here’s what they gain:
Li’s content is hyperractical. Fans learn how to:
One fan, Liu Na, used the budget planner to renovate her apartment and saved 30k yuan. She left a: "This kit is worth its weight in gold—I would have overspent on tiles without it."
Li runs a private We group for active fans (10k+ members). Here, fans share tips, ask questions, and even meet up to buy materials in bulk (aving 10–15%). Every Sunday evening, Li hosts a live Q&A on Baidu, where he answers real-time questions. one live session, a fan asked how to fix a clogged sink—Li grabbed baking soda and vinegar from his kitchen and demonstrated the trick. The fan it immediately and reported back 20 minutes later: "It worked! Thank you so much!"
Li’s update schedule is reliable:
His interaction strategy is:
This consistency has built a loyal fan base As one fan put it: "Li Ming isn’t just a content creator—he’s a friend who helps you turn your home into something you love
As of March 2024, "自装侠" has:- 128k followers: A 50% increase from 2023.
These reflect the account’s resonance: fans don’t just read Li’s content—they act on it.
In 223, Li collaborated with GreenPaint (an eco-friendly, low-VOC paint brand). He tested their paint on his own wall, shared a showing the coverage and drying time, and offered fans a 15% discount. The campaign resulted in a 22% increase in GreenPaint Baidu search volume and 15% more sales from his followers.
Li curated an exclusive "自装 Starter Kit" with ToolMaster (a home DIY tool brand). The kit included a cordless drill, level, screwdrivers, and measuring tapeall for 299 yuan (original price 499 yuan). It sold out in 3 days, with fans praising its affordability quality.
Li was invited as a guest speaker at the 2023 Baidu Home Life Summit, where he sharedHow DIY Content Empowers Ordinary Homeowners." His content is often cited by other renovation accounts on Baidu and Xiaohongshu, and he’s featured in local media outlets like Chengdu Daily.
Li’s influence extends beyond digital: he’s helped 100+ fans renovate their, and many have gone on to start their own DIY projects. "I want to change the way people think about renovation," he says. "It not just for the rich—it’s for anyone who wants to make their space feel like home."
Li has big plans for "自装侠" in 2024:
Li’s ultimate goal? To make DIY renovation accessible to. "You don’t need to be a professional," he says. "You just need the right guidance and a little courage. I’m here to you both."
"自装侠" is more than just a Baidu account—it’s a movement. For thousands of ordinary, Li Ming’s content has turned the daunting task of renovation into an achievable dream. Whether you’re a renter wanting to spruce up your or a first-time homeowner on a budget

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