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On the Olympics on the Blogs of Two Teacher Wus

Site Matters2008.05.14
On the Olympics on the Blogs of Two Teacher Wus
I don’t really follow Professor Wu Fei’s blog; I only heard that the latest issue of Qingquanyuan was going to organize a discussion meeting on the Olympics, with Professor Wu Fei as the central figure and his two articles as the focus. I’ve always paid close attention to the Olympic spirit, so I went to read them too. The result was that I found I didn’t appreciate Professor Wu Fei’s way of putting things. Online, of course, I’m under no restraints, so if I wanted to criticize, I criticized. As for the specific consequences and how that discussion meeting ultimately went, I won’t concern myself with that~ Recently, I also…
everyday life Wu Guosheng Greece Olympics
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2008年5月14日
Some of the Text I Posted on KKBBS During My Seclusion

Life & Notes2008.05.14
Some of the Text I Posted on KKBBS During My Seclusion
I'll just paste the links directly. Among them, I think the discussion about the Chen Jiaying lecture at the very end is still worth a look; the others are just recorded here for the record~ Peking opera education should not be forcefully piloted and promoted in primary and secondary schools What resources can a “fourth concubine” get? More on the question of opening up the forum ZZ argues that the United States is not suited to implementing democracy Three suggestions for the moderators KeKe Forum Lecture 49: The Transformation of Science and the Reconstruction of Society (February 29) Peking University Forum on the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology,…
philosophy everyday life Peking University forum
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2008年5月14日
Comeback Preview~

Life & Notes2008.05.03
Comeback Preview~
Locking the blog was pretty pointless; it didn’t help change my way of life as I had expected. Rather, it has made my life even less regular, and there’s even the danger that it will sap my vitality. By the way, my mood lately has been very complicated, with all kinds of emotions mixed together, but on the whole I’m a bit exhilarated, with a strong urge to write; writing with a pen is no longer enough to vent it all~ And then, hey, even Wu Laoshi has started blogging too, wahahaha~~ wahahahahaha~~ So I’m planning to come back earlier than expected, though it will probably be about a month…
philosophy everyday life writing Wu Fei
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2008年5月3日
Things This Semester

Life & Notes2008.02.21
Things This Semester
The graduating thesis is really a minor matter; after all, writing papers has already merged into daily life. The key point is that, for various reasons, this semester I must take 10 credits of natural science courses, and I must also launch a decisive campaign against English. This means that my way of life this semester will definitely no longer be “ordinary”; I’ll have to live in a way I never have before. At first I wanted to take biology as my science course. On the one hand, it might be of some use for my future specialization; on the other hand, it might be a bit easier to get…
everyday life education mathematics university
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2008年2月21日
This Episode’s Music: “The Song of Scientism” (Super Star)

Life & Notes2008.02.17
This Episode’s Music: “The Song of Scientism” (Super Star)
What is “scientism”? Anti-scientism can be said to be one of my basic positions, running through all my articles. But Unic still says: too vague. Come to think of it, that makes sense. I basically treat anti-scientism as a default orientation, and in concrete discussions I have never clearly and explicitly targeted the concept of “scientism.” Because philosophy of science is my main line of work, and views on this point especially need to be handled with caution, I do not want to define this thing called “scientism” explicitly for the time being. And I also do not want to get into “two armies confronting each other”; in such a…
everyday life philosophy of science Liu Huajie science communication
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2008年2月17日
Wishing Everyone a Happy Spring Festival!

Life & Notes2008.02.01
Wishing Everyone a Happy Spring Festival!
Before the Spring Festival, I’m too lazy to update the blog any further, so let me first wish all the friends who follow or happen to pass by my blog a happy Spring Festival and a happy New Year! To the friends who still plan to keep following this blog in the coming year: in the midst of your busy schedules, please be sure to leave a few words here by the way. Thanks for your support. Comments and replies s 2008-04-04 12:45:20 Anonymous 221.230.20.16 [Reply] Since Brother Gu has said so, then I’ll go register right now! Gu Zhuo 2008-04-02 12:51:08 [Reply] By the way,…
everyday life China
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2008年2月1日
The Train Was 7 and a Half Hours Late…

Life & Notes2008.01.28
The Train Was 7 and a Half Hours Late…
The Z21 express. It was scheduled to depart punctually at 7:30 and was supposed to arrive in Shanghai at 7:00 on the dot, but in the end it didn’t get there until almost 4 p.m. I suppose that counts as a free viewing of the snowy scenery… I really had never seen such a blizzard before; the snow piled up above the knees, and it was very fine and loose. I really felt like getting off the train and taking a walk. Latest comments Suíyuán 2008-01-29 19:55:29 Anonymous 124.17.18.213 [Reply] Hehe, Xiaogu has gone home for the New Year! Here I’d also like to…
everyday life Chinese travel
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2008年1月28日
Singing Karaoke at 17 Mile, 2008-1-16

Life & Notes2008.01.18
Singing Karaoke at 17 Mile, 2008-1-16
17-Mile Drive K-singing 2008-1-16 Gu Chu posted 2008-01-18 14:42:56 A few photos. Each photo basically came with a 10-second recording, which can’t be posted online. A Fei and Xiao Long were very high, San Shi was dazzling, and Ya Li of course had nothing to say either. As for me, of course I was just there to make up the headcount, mainly listening in. I was forced to sing the climax of “Fairy Tale,” picked on my own initiative the “Yeliya Girl” that I’d had tucked away for more than ten years, and in the end sang a bit of “Serve the Country Loyally,” which I learned during military training—so…
everyday life music
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2008年1月18日
This Issue’s Music: Elisha’s Smile — from Chuck Brown’s Deep Breath

Life & Notes2008.01.09
This Issue’s Music: Elisha’s Smile — from Chuck Brown’s Deep Breath
http://www.bioice.net/~92230001/music/1.mp3 Alicia’s Smile – from Chuck Brown’s *Breathe* Give Us a Smile, Alicia From Chuck Brown "Breathe" New-age minimalist aesthetics, immaculate and unadorned piano tones For a long time I’ve been listening to classical music and Bach, so it’s time to change things up a bit. Let’s listen to some minimalist new-age music. Coincidentally, the first track I opened in *Heat Is On* was already quite “pure” (*Pure* — from Chuck Brown’s *Pure*), but I couldn’t find it on Baidu, so I posted another piece by the same person instead. Too lazy to go looking any further; anyway, this one is not bad either~ Of course, when it comes to…
everyday life music
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2008年1月9日
This Episode’s Music: BWV 51 Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen (Rejoice in God)

Life & Notes2007.12.20
This Episode’s Music: BWV 51 Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen (Rejoice in God)
http://www.elizabethparcells.com/Music/In%20Concert/Cantata%2051%20Bach.mp3 Thanks to God, thanks to Miyan, thanks to Senior Brother, hallelujah—I’ve managed to get hold of a whole Bach complete works set~~ Among Bach’s works, cantatas are the most numerous, so if you play the Bach complete works at random, what you hear is almost always cantatas. Although in general I prefer to listen to purely instrumental music, it’s also nice to listen to vocal music from time to time, such as《Civilization IV》’s medieval soundtrack, and Bach’s cantatas~ At first I wanted to post BWV-1, because when I opened the complete works and listened, it was the very first piece that sent a shiver through me. But I couldn’t…
everyday life God etiquette
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2007年12月20日