Time Imprint

昨天傍晚，回Reston的路上，又开始飘雪，前一天还在说春天来了，可以脱去沉重的外套了。才没几个小时，一切就变了。 天气变化无常，人生更是。我想在大家眼中出国是件非常幸福和幸运的事情。在被GRE虐完之…

In the past year, many videos reminiscing about childhood have appeared on Bilibili and AcFun, bringing tears to my eyes. It suddenly dawned on me that there are so many people who grew up alongside us, sharing the same bonds. Our generation is so fortunate; as children, we had Slam Dunk, Captain Tsubasa, Detective Conan, and more…

I've suddenly noticed a group of people who constantly complain about the environment in China, portraying themselves as "saints" when they come to the US. As we all know, complaints stem from dissatisfaction, and the reasons for this dissatisfaction can be many, but most of the time the cause lies within themselves—whether it's insufficient ability, inadequate knowledge, or personality traits…

After finishing yesterday's emotionally charged post, so many things have happened, and I've gained a lot of insights. While everything is still fresh, I'm writing it down! And while I'm at it, I'll also write about the years that have passed; who told me to dig such a massive hole before, it'll probably take me a lifetime to fill it. This is my first time writing a blog post during the day, and I'm still quite unaccustomed to it…

Love Apartment 4 has ended. Rumors had been circulating online that this was the final season, and although the last two episodes seemed strange and didn't provide a clear ending, after watching the final episode, I still felt reluctant to say goodbye to this show. From 2009 to now, five years have passed, and although it wasn't continuously airing, it was released intermittently…

Independence is an easy word to say and a highly desirable concept, but once achieved, it requires an adjustment period. I finished all my exams a few days ago and am now officially awaiting the school's graduation approval. I haven't given myself much time to relax; in ten years, I'll be starting my working life. The change in status isn't so bad…

While higher coaching attributes are always better, lower workload is preferable. Lower workload leads to faster attribute improvement for trained players, but the rate of improvement remains unaffected, only the speed is impacted. If a category has one five-star and one one-star coach, the training quality will not be affected by the one-star coach…

With less than two weeks left until graduation, time suddenly feels like it's flying by. Thinking back to all the dreams I had before coming to the US last year, and now the slightly weary struggle to keep going. Before, I wanted to leave campus quickly, compressing two years of study into a year and a half. But now, as graduation approaches, I'm wondering, how can it end like this? Officially leaving campus…

This incident reminded me of 2006, when Pingjing.com, which I had been running for over two years and was at its peak, suffered complete data loss. It took a lot of effort to recover some of the data. Back then, I used my home computer as a server and file recovery tools to recover most of the files. Since it was recovered files, the website asked…

Have you noticed this unprovable theorem: When you have a significant advantage but fail to achieve your goal, you will ultimately fail. Conversely, when you're on the verge of defeat, seizing a final opportunity can bring you divine intervention and allow you to go all the way. In football, a prolonged attack without a breakthrough almost always results in a loss. And in football, falling behind…

While organizing my contacts yesterday, I added Mr. Ding on WeChat, which brought back memories of my high school days. Mr. Ding was a physical education teacher and soccer coach, known for his strong sense of justice and clear distinction between right and wrong. Although we didn't have much contact, he had a profound impact on me. I first met him in my final year of junior high, during a city soccer league match where he was supposed to be playing…

Originally, this "year after year" summary should have been done around the Spring Festival, but I've noticed the pace of change has shifted from a time-based concept of a year to a semester-based concept. It's graduation season again. A few days ago, I heard on Weibo that our college lost the final to the School of Accounting, a painful defeat…

Hello everyone, my name is Tao Jing, and I'm from the Computer Science major in the School of Engineering. I'm very happy to have this opportunity to stand here and run for office. Today, I'd like to share with you the past year. Most of us have been here for a year now. Think about what you were doing at this time last year…

People grow by constantly experiencing their first struggles, pains, and trials. Since coming to the US, my growth has been rapid because I've been constantly experiencing things I've never experienced before. Today is no exception. A month ago, I received an offer from a small company; this is my first job offer…

Writing "Network Engineer" on paper felt like stepping into another world. When I first entered university, my passion for networks was indescribable. I taught myself all sorts of networking knowledge, took all kinds of certification exams, but by my sophomore year, all of that was abandoned, and I even felt somewhat lost. My junior year…