Thanks & Giving

1. 無論你遇見誰，他都是對的人。 2. 無論發生什麼事，那都是唯一會發生的事。 3.不管事情開始於哪個時刻，都是對的時刻。 4.已經結束的，已經結束了。 時時放在心中! 英文版的 XD 1.Whomsoever you encounter is the right one. This means that no one comes into our life by chance. Everyone who is around us, anyone with whom we interact, represents something, whether to teach us something or to help us improve a current situation. 2. Whatever happened is the only thing that could have happened. Nothing, absolutely nothing of that which we experienced could have been any other way. Not even in the least important detail. There is no “If only I had done that differently…, then it would have been different…”. No. What happened is the only thing that could have taken place and must have taken place for us to learn our lesson in order to move forward. Every single situation in life which we encounter is absolutely perfect, even when it defies our understanding and our ego. 3. Each moment in which something begins is the right moment. Everything begins at

我又在睡覺的時候想到something different, something instructive 自己的缺點就是太stubborn, 雖然有時候是個優點…但不是全部 須要在原本的trait: 一氣到底、勇往(呆板)向前 稍稍改變一下 適當地(不是矯枉過正)地 增加循環概念、為下一個階段的準備、留一手、不要孤注一擲、融合一點不一樣的東西 在桌球上、待人處事上、做研究上、人生處處… 微太極!  上面是張太極陰陽圖 "在這一圖中，一條曲線將它分為兩半，形成一半白一半黑，白者像陽，黑者像陰，白中又有一個黑點，黑中又有一個白點，表示陽中有陰，陰中有陽。" (from wiki.) 這是太極(陰陽)的unicode " U+262f" ☯

advocate noun  | ˈadvəkət | 1  a person  who   publicly  supports or recommends a particular cause or policy :  he was an untiring  advocate of  economic reform . 2  a person who puts a case on someone else's behalf :  care managers can become advocates for their clients . •  a professional pleader in a court of justice . •  Scottish and South African term for  barrister . verb  | ˈadvəkeɪt |  [  with  obj.  ] publicly recommend or support :  voters supported candidates who  advocated  an Assembly . DERIVATIVES advocateship  noun , advocation  noun ORIGIN  Middle English : from  Old French  avocat , from  Latin  advocatus , past participle (used as a noun) of  advocare  ‘ call (to one's aid) ’ , from  ad-  ‘ to ’  + vocare  ‘ to call ’ . advocate 變化形 KK [ˋædvəkɪt] DJ [ˋædvəkit] Dr.eye 譯典通 n.[C] 提倡者; 擁護者[(+of)] They   are   advocates   of   free   trade.   他們是自由貿易的倡導者。 辯護者; 律師 devil's advocate 故意提出異議以激發辯論的人; 故意唱反調的人 devil's advocate

infer  | ɪnˈfəː | verb  (  infers ,  inferring ,  inferred  )  [  with   obj.  ] deduce or  conclude  ( something )  from   evidence  and reasoning rather than from explicit  statements :  [  with   clause  ]  :  from these facts we can infer that crime has been increasing . usage:  There is a distinction in meaning between  infer  and  imply . In the sentence   the speaker  implied  that the General had been a traitor ,  implied  means that   the  speaker subtly  suggested  that this man was a traitor (though nothing  so explicit was actually stated). However, in  we  inferred  from his words that  the General  had been a traitor ,  inferred  means that something in the speaker's  words   enabled  the  listeners   to   deduce   that  the man was a traitor. The two words  infer  and  imply  can describe the same event, but from different angles. Use of  infer  to mean  imply , as in  are you  inferring  that I'm a liar?  (instead of  are you  implying  that I'm a liar? ), i