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　　今天能写得只能说是随笔了。已然是１０月２日，刚刚整理完了我的相册（仅仅是手机拍摄部分），已经花费了不少的时间和精力。看来要真正地把一件事情做得很精美是必须要付出不菲成本的。昨天是国庆，新中国５９年大庆，本来国庆和我本人并没有太大干系，对我的影响是因为国庆而有了这个长假，因而喜不自禁

　　假期的来临前总是翘首以盼，但真的到来时反倒有点迷茫。不知道要如何安排才不枉这个长假（５天，对于平日忙于工作的我们已经算是奢侈的了）。照例晚上依旧延续了平日夜猫子的习惯，白天则继续扮演者瞌睡虫的角色，好在这些天来不大受限制。心中一直有个想法要做点什么，晃悠半天还是回到电脑前。或许这样的环境最为熟悉也最能让人静下心来思考点东西。２００８年对于中国来说绝对是多事之秋，喜忧参半。客观来说，很难评价２００８对于中国是福是祸，但是无疑这是难忘的一年。而对于２００８中国以外的世界，同样在发生着巨大的变化。对于日益融入国际社会的中国和中国经济来说，我们也不再是国际事务的局外人。或许发生在个人以外的的大事与个人并无关系，或者说没有直接关系。但很多时候想来却并不尽然，国家抑或是世界悄然发生着巨变的时候，我们已不知不觉介入了而立之年。正是人生的又一个十字路口，是需要选择下一步该如何迈进和取向的时候。很多时候，很难说这个时候的任何选择孰对孰错，但毫无疑问今天的选择会决定明天的路。放眼人的整个生命，很多时候正确与否是很难判断的，因为衡量的尺度并不是单一的。事业、家庭、朋友和自己所有的生活，我们并不能把所有的都平衡得很完美，但究竟怎样的程度可以谓之正确呢？当局者迷，面临抉择的时候总是不知所措，甚至糊涂，而事后又有太多的感慨，但那时即便是正确的又能怎样呢？变化才充满了机会，但变化并不是对每一个人或每一个方面都有利，亦并不是每一个人都能在变化中有所收获。因此关注变化、锐利的眼光去观察，寻找自己与变化最能结合的地方并且去顺应它、抓住它。

　　……？！，；不愿意在这个地方使用句号，因为坚信一切还没有到画上句号的时候。很多时候都感到困惑，因为并不知道where am I？所以既如此，就尽量地去让自己生活得快乐，更多地用正确的方法去做正确的事情，修身养性、并积累自己的学识、见识和胆识。认真地去做每一件事情，决不放低对自己做事标准和要求，我想这是决定我下一步能做什么、可以做什么的必要条件。也是今晚花费如此之多时间整理我的相册的感悟之一！

(outside viewpoint-CNN)

The Olympic flame is out, the smog is back, and traffic again clogs the roads.

So far, it's off to a rocky start.

China received widespread praise for organizing the games, which formally ended Wednesday with the Paralympics' closing ceremony.

Even before then, however, reality reasserted itself with the collapse earlier this month at an illegal mine waste dump that killed at least 259 people and forced the resignation of a provincial governor. Since then, a product safety scandal has roiled the nation, with contaminated milk powder causing the death of three infants and sickening more than 6,200 others.

Both crises point to underlying systemic weaknesses that the Olympics did little to eliminate, despite a massive effort to clean up Beijing's polluted air, boost security and ensure smooth logistics. China's mines remain the world's deadliest and creaky infrastructure a constant threat, while an overhaul of the product safety system has proved only partially effective.

A further post-Olympics worry is the state of the weakening economy, raising the prospect of unemployment and higher inflation in what remains a poor nation. Chinese shares fell Wednesday to a 22-month low and the communist leadership, ever mindful of threats to its authority, is on alert for possible unrest.

"The top priority will be responding to the grievances generated by economic problems," said Joseph Cheng, chairman of the Contemporary China Research Center at City University of Hong Kong.

"The broad direction of enhanced international status remains, but most people are more concerned with immediate problems," he said.

China's leaders appear bolstered by a wave of national pride, although questions linger over the prospects for social progress and whether the games will yield hoped for international prestige and acceptance.

The games' most tangible impact was the new subways and ultramodern venues built at a cost of more than $40 billion. That legacy will continue to provide an economic driver: Developers envision a major entertainment district rising around the Olympic basketball arena in the city's underdeveloped west, with shops, restaurants and apartments sprouting where temporary sports fields stand.

Yet the games were always about far more than stadiums and parks, embodying China's craving for acceptance and international respect. Some too saw them as a potential catalyst for political and social change, as a confident regime grows more accepting of criticism.

There's little sign of that happening, though. Authorities tightly controlled dissent during the games, refusing protest permits and deporting foreign pro-Tibet activists who staged brief demonstrations. Chinese press restrictions are as tight as ever, sensitive Internet sites remain blocked, and Web editors reportedly were told to delete worrisome comments about the state of the economy.

Liberalized rules for overseas media enacted for the Olympic period are to expire on October 17, the Foreign Ministry has said, posing the likelihood that restrictions on travel and reporting will be restored.

Following the games, authorities will continue stifling calls for greater political freedoms while seeking to fine-tune the government's ability to resolve conflicts and guide public opinion, said Andrew Nathan, a China expert who heads the political science department at New York's Columbia University.

"The regime has shown what it can accomplish and has gained both domestic legitimacy and international respect," Nathan said.

Officials have cast the games as a triumph for understanding between China and the outside world. Chinese are now "more relaxed about different opinions about their homeland," Fu Ying, China's ambassador to Britain, wrote in The Guardian newspaper this month.

Others have suggested the praise China won for hosting the games could allow it to begin abandoning a deep-seated national resentment against the West and Japan for past indignities.

"Having realized the 'dream of the century,' perhaps it is time to relegate the 'century of humiliation' to history where it belongs," commentator Hong Liang wrote in the official English-language China Daily newspaper.

With the games over, some of the pressure on China from overseas critics should subside, according to Cheng and others.

Yet, staging a successful Olympics has done little to improve China's political reputation in the long-run, according to Yan Xuetong, director of the Institute of International Studies at Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University

"This implies that the international political troubles our nation faces exceeds our ability to respond," Yan wrote in the Global Times, a tabloid published by the Communist Party's official People's Daily newspaper.

Citing continuing complaints over China's human rights record, treatment of minorities and control of the Internet, Yan said China's diplomatic and public relations efforts of recent years have largely failed.

     老实说，我倒不是一个喜欢对时政评头论足的人，但是这一次真是有点愤怒了。国内食品的掺假司空见惯，但三鹿的做法真是有点恶劣，整个一个吃祖宗饭断子孙路的做法。接下来是奶制品全行业的崩溃，真是无语了……

     怪不得奥运前夕美国人顾不得国人的面子要自带食品参加北京奥运，还没等国人的努力被自然的澄清，三鹿东窗事发，所有一切的努力全部白费，什么都不用说了。别人完全有理想对我们的食品品头论足、不信任、歧视……作为一个国人，感到悲哀！之后再去购物，真不知道该怎马安排自己的购物单？

     40年前，日本和我们一样也是一个生产劣质产品而闻名于世的国家，但不到10年日本人完全改变了这种形象，而对于食品，前些年发生在日本的一家糖果厂使用刚过期牛奶制造奶糖的时间，事情一经曝光，这家也算久负盛名的食品厂不消一日即可倒闭……对于日本国、日本人我从来并不感冒，但对于日本的这点精神，我觉得无论是国人还是世界都有必要去学学的。这是为什么别人可以以一弹丸之地，经济实力居于世界第二而鹤立于亚洲，或许这就是差别。不知道我们的企业是否真的能从这些事情中真的吸取教训，但这实际上是很真实也很现实的事实。

     对于中国今年无疑是多事之秋，本来以为上半年的所有灾难、不快会随着奥运、神七而灰飞烟灭，但结果事与愿违。或许三鹿事件只是历史长河的一个十分不起眼的一个小瑕疵，可是还是希望这件事能警醒中国的商人或者是那些所谓的企业家。负责任无疑是最重要的，对企业负责，对个人负责，对员工负责，对自己的上帝-消费者负责，对社会负责，对国家负责，对行业负责，对中国的经济、形象负责，对在中国的未来负责……“能力越大，责任越大”！而不是滥用能力而去获得其他的私利抑或权力、名利……

      原来想宝宝出来和国外品牌奶粉是市场竞争的结果，但现在或许这成了一种不得不的选择。中国奶粉的“大头娃娃”事件还言犹在耳，三鹿又继续在这方面续写了一笔。以前曝光还是地下品牌，现在是一个多年的名牌。心疼、心痛、心寒、心冷……

      让“三鹿”这个品牌永远消失吧！为了中国的奶制品行业，为了中国的行业道德，为了中国的下一代，为了后人和现在的观众可以警醒！

      深层次的问题，在此就不深入地谈了。面上的问题可能只是头痛医头，脚痛医脚；我们需要解决的还是系统的问题！

hanvn't come and written sth here for a long time. during the past 1 year, lots of things happened.

1- i left Unilever, a company gave me opportunity and developed me both for my career and life,

2- i joined in gz pepsico and be responsible for the pricing and sales informtion management,

3- storm disastert attacked China south,

4- tibet independent turbulence acrossed tibet and west china,

5- olympic torch reley kicked off and faced big challenges and welcome around the world,

6- the train run out of the railway in shandong province,

7- mouth-foot disease happened in some province of China,

8- i graduated from south west finacial and economic university and got the MBA degree,

9- pepsico integrated its biz around China and gz, sz plants was merged in aug,

10-olympic game opened and China gained 51 golden medals and total 100 medals, ranked in no.1 among all of the participants contries.

 

lots of things happened in China and my personal life dring the past 1 year, maybe i cant record everything just want to say and write sth to express my true feeling.

till to now, i'd already gotten the age of 30. a new period for personal life, lots of options and some choices need to be maken, which will decided my future development and life.therefore i have to redesign and layout lots of things especially for the career and life.life is really hard and no career no life.another is for my family and parents. it's also need to spend more time and resources to develop and management.how to make life work balance? not easy really.how to maintain a good realtionship with friends and relatives, it's a knowledge to learn, to understand and cumulate...haven't enough time to make mistakes,but will try my best to do thing right.life is long journey, hope i and wish you can happy and safty.

 

anyway, the best to you and wish you all happy!

 

 

 

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