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I knew what to write for the blog the day I was back to China for CNY break. Was busy with sth else and don’t want the awful topic to ruin my holiday. Whatever, since failing to finish the post on time, I decide to force myself to “have more than text” in the coming blog posts.
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I was complaining about the new album (HeartBreakFast) of Crowd Lu the other day. Not really about the whole album, and also not specific to this album.
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In Taiwan these days, having a relaxing trip. It’s a good time to reflect on the past year, but being too general can be too time-consuming. Remember that what’s the article: a blog post. So, I decided to re-think about my blog posts this year. It’s about to track the change of my thoughts after being one year older.
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This post only makes sense in the context of Simplified Chinese Network Culture, so will be written in Chinese.
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It’s similar to my previous post on “rational and emotional”, but this time I want to mainly self-reflect on the bystander perspective I take in certain circumstances.
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Just been back from a long trip to Europe. I enjoyed traveling, but might be kind of different from the mainstream tourism: I don’t spend much time in the famous spots, instead I like to walk around the small streets and alleys to understand the local life.
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Before starting: last month I wrote sth about, but not refined enough to make it public.
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I’m reorganising my bookmark on recent weekends. There were moments when I realised that some resource might be better to share boardly instead of lying in the explorer (mainly inspired by Philip Zucker’s blog).
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Thinking of my own learning experience, one of the most important things I summarised is the difference between scientific learning and empirical learning.
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People are having different standard on “what is good”. Specifically, many people enjoy commenting on others’ behavior. This’s not strange: expressing opinions is a way to “being an individual”, just like I’m writing to record my own thoughts (to be acknowledged by others or not).
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This is a topic having been in my mind for years.
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团结? solidarity or unity?