At first glance it just looks like it's hosted on github. Maybe their repo wiki feature, or plain github pages?
edit: yeah, the source url is https://github.com/fmhy/FMHY/wiki so a github wiki.
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So how could i get a similar site up with my own domain?
Probably markdown source, markdown to html with some tool (pandoc) with relative link, then it is static page
Edit: gitlab also have "gitlab pages" for similar feature
Check out Github Pages on how to publish a site hosted in Github. I never did this myself, so take this as hearsay. Basically it allows you to publish a repo of markdown files to HTML pages without local tools like pandoc.
I did a quick lookaround for advice on setting up a wiki-only site, and I couldn't find an easy answer. Have a look through this awesome-list for ideas and best practices.
vitepress?
edit: i think this is frontend no?
It looks like vitepress.
Ask on their github https://github.com/fmhy/FMHY/issues. I don't see it listed anywhere, but it should be listed.