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Showing posts with label life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Love, and Then Be Loved

After last night’s dinner with my family, father mentioned a topic to me. he thought that what’s the difference between young generation and the old one. With the development of science and technology, remarkable changes have taken place in our life. Some changes are good while others are not.

Have you ever notice that one of these unwelcome changes is that individualism has come to be accepted among young people. Young people today are in general more self-centered and unsympathetic than older generations although many young people don’t see this way.            

Most, if not all, young people today are self-centered and indifferent to others. It is a common scene in students’ dormitories. Some student cheerfully talks to his friend on the phone at midnight or at noon when his roommates are trying hard to sleep. In order to live more comfortably and conveniently, some students rent houses outside campus or buy mobile phones little realizing how hard their parents may be working to support their higher education.

photo from renren.com

In contrast to that, the older generation is self-sacrificed. A suitable case in point is my mother. Like her generation, she had a congenial relationship with the elderly and all her neighbors because of her considerateness.

Another notable characteristic of today’s young people is that they are unsympathetic to others. In public buses, there are usually some seats intended for the old, the weak, the sick, the disabled and the pregnant. But many young people simply take these seats when it’s possible while an elderly man is standing pitifully beside them. Some of them even show no regards for their parents. In sharp contrast, our caring parents always pay attention to our needs and those of others. My parents used to tell me that self-sacrifice is a blessing in disguise and one will be loved only if he loves others.

Young people today are more self-centered and unsympathetic than older generations. It’s necessary for us young people to learn from them: love and then be loved. After all, individualism can only be permitted without the sacrifice of others.

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Lake Palace, amazing place (2)


Lake Palace used to the summer resort for the empires. A few decades ago, it was rented to Taj Holiday Corporation. Now the Lake Palace is a world renowned luxury hotel.


There are 83 rooms in Lake Palace. It is about 16,ooo m2. The hotel operates a boat which transports guests to the hotel from a jetty at the City Palace. Lake palace has been voted as the most romantic hotel in India.

 
In 1743, the Maharana of Udaipur wanted to build a royal summer palace. Until 1746, the Lake Palace was been built up. Today, this great palace doesn’t change very much.

I am a lucky man that I can have a change to enjoy one night of luxury life which only the empire had.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Goodbye, Sunset


In the book called The Little Prince, the writer said: “You know — one loves the sunset, when one is so sad…”


I don’t know when I started to love the sunset. Maybe it is because I have been through many things. But I’m not being sad to see the sunset. Instead, the sunset makes me feel peace.


In the sky, an orange sun is slowing down to the west side. White clouds gradually become colorful. How spectacular it is!


I am fond of thinking while watching the sunset. Bathing in the warm sun light of the dawn is wonderful. Even I was alone. I never feel lonely during that time.


Life is a kind of pressure. We should learn to prop up ourselves. Braver are those who have hurt cuz they know nothing would be more painful than ever.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Life is a team sport


Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships.
—Michael Jordan

Whoa, hold on. Did I read correctly? Did Michael Jordan, one of the best individual athletes of all time, really say that! And he is not the only successful person to depent on a team.

For example, no matter how smart Steve Jobs was, he couldn’t have made Apple without the help of a large team of other smart and cooperative people.

“That’s great,” you might say, “but some things in life must be done alone. How can teamwork help me there?” That’s an excellent question, and the answer might surprise you. Even when you’re working alone, your mind, heart, body, and spirit must work together... just like a team!

So when you are working on a team, you really have two teams: the team inside of you, and the other people you work with.

Convinced yet? Ready to use teamwork to bring your life to the next level? Then take the advantage of Michael Jordan’s and Steve Jobs’ secret of success: life is team sport, you can’t do it alone!