Thanks & Giving

原來是這麼一回事 撞擊的時候，握拍可以鬆一點，擊球的停留時間短，聲音很響 不產生旋轉也不吃旋轉、有點像把球甩出去 磨擦的時候，握拍要緊一點，有點 HOLD住的feeling，繞球，沒聲音 產生旋轉也很吃旋轉、把球牽出去 可以借速度，也可以借旋轉 改進的項目： 處理過渡球，儘量磨擦，作弧線，包括搶拉出台的球、撥球 發球的手感，應用出轉和不轉球 打短顆粒的發力，應朝向撞擊為主，偶爾過渡時稍帶點磨擦 正手多用磨擦，第一板一定先磨擦(高球除外)，大嗆司再用抽殺的 接發球、擋球也要充分利用這兩種手法，區分出變化和有把握的技術 GOOD!

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Thanks for Scott's short pimple, called Tyranno (wow, tyrannosaur暴龍, tyrannous暴虐的, match my style!!!!) Thanks for Tseng-Hua. Today is my first time having good impression that he taught me how to play with short pimple. Hit on the high point, move the racket forward, non-stop! My second good impression is given by Jinlee :D We have the same age(well, at least very close ), and she is a nice, interesting, and wise guy. Maybe someday we will become very good friends. XD Cchi came to table-tennis room this evening. We have night snacks and very good time after practice. Congratulation for his recruit from Mediatek(聯發科). He and Jillo will live at Chu-Bei in the future. Oh, don't forget Brasco, another good buddy we won't see in a short term. Before shifting to his new job, he treat us to delicious fried chicken and drink. :D What a good, generous, and elevated senior! Finally, a five-hour table-tennis time really satisfy me! ha~~!!

So disappointing! How could this happen that STUDENTS don't have the right to use confocal microscopy by day. Maybe Chih-Yung is right. To be a student, the first thing is always to get the degree as soon as possible. But I can't agree with Jason's point that the more salary you take, the more job you have to do, so more is not better. I think the salary stands for the importance and the quantity of your work. One should fight for his own status. Another thing, table-tennis is just a hobby of my life, although I try to play it better and better, try to win the games, and try to learn some doctrine of my personality. Undoubtedly the urgent affair is my doctor's degree. Keep studying as I drew. Action speaks louder than words!