Harvey’s Garden is the personal educational website of Zhonghao “Harvey” Guo, who is passionate about medicine and bioinformatics. The site brings together his learning resources, research publications, and writing to help readers explore these fields. Guo shares USMLE notes and practical bioinformatics knowledge, with an emphasis on making information useful and accessible.

A key offering is his book, Bioinformatics for Dummies, also titled 学个毛生信. It focuses on using AI to support bioinformatics analysis and introduces tools intended to help beginners develop their skills. The book is available to read for free in Chinese; an English edition is planned for a future second edition.

The website also features Guo’s publications on topics including RNA splicing, cell fate, gut microbiomes, and microbiome changes associated with methamphetamine-induced behavior. Visitors can consult the listed papers and find a link to his complete publication record on Google Scholar. Harvey’s Garden serves as a personal knowledge-sharing resource rather than a commercial product or service provider, inviting readers to learn about medicine and bioinformatics through notes, research, and beginner-oriented guidance.