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關鍵少數 (vital fews )思考、觀測法的重要：川普前總統的國家安全顧問John Bolton接受BBCHARDTalk 訪談；習近平給王滬寧(Wang Huning )新任務：統戰台灣: Winning Taiwan....。習近平研究 (Ben Chen： Books by Kevin Rudd陸克文：On Xi Jinping ：How Xi's Marxist Nationalism is Shaping China and the World，華為和小米的晶片都有革命產品？…… 。我的《源氏物語》入門讀書法 有情世界：書與人 1 略談入門讀書法；心得：《源氏物語》桑原武夫 編《一日一言》小西甚一《日本文學史 》宿世與道心。 《雙城記 》 CHAPTER I. The Period 《法國大革命》
Ben Chen： Books by Kevin Rudd陸克文：On Xi Jinping How Xi's Marxist Nationalism is Shaping China and the World；The Avoidable War: The Dangers of a Catastrophic Conflict between the US and Xi Jinping's China. NEW YORK TIMES. Are China and the United States on a Collision Course to War?
On Xi Jinping
How Xi's Marxist Nationalism is Shaping China and the World
Kevin RuddArgues there has been a significant change in China's ideological worldview under Xi Jinping compared with previous ideological orthodoxies under Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin, and Hu Jintao
Summarizes Xi's worldview as a new form of "Marxist-Leninist Nationalism"
Explores the correlation between ideological changes in China and changes in the Chinese politics, economic policy, and a more assertive foreign policy
Written by one of the leading Western commentators on relations between China and the West
陸克文認為，習近平任期可能是台灣問題爆發戰爭風險最高的時期。他指出，習近平的「意識形態攻擊」是以犧牲中國人民、中國經濟和北京的全球地位為代價的。「習近平是個聰明人……知道這樣做的代價。但他認為，為了長期維持中共的權力，這些社會、經濟和國際聲譽的代價是值得的。」這樣，中共國對全球體系構成的威脅在習近平時代達到頂峰，世界現在正處於危險時期。如果習近平拿下台灣，將意味著美國全球影響力的下降，從而使習近平的地位「無懈可擊」。 陸克文《論習近平》中的這些觀點不啻是給西方世界也是給台灣的嚴重而且緊急的警告，無疑具有巨大的震撼力。
Kevin Rudd
前澳洲總理陸克文，
這星期剛上架的新書：談習近平
內文有400頁，
在Asia Society 新書發表會,有orville schell（夏偉）參加
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有情世界：書與人 1 略談入門讀書法；心得：《源氏物語》桑原武夫 編《一日一言》小西甚一《日本文學史 》宿世與道心。 《雙城記 》 CHAPTER I. The Period 《法國大革命》
有情世界：書與人 1
略談入門讀書法；心得：《源氏物語》《一日一言》小西甚一《日本文學史 》宿世與道心。 《雙城記 》 CHAPTER I. The Period 《法國大革命》
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A TALE OF TWO CITIES
A STORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
By Charles Dickens
CONTENTS
Book the First--Recalled to Life
CHAPTER I The Period
CHAPTER II The Mail
CHAPTER III The Night Shadows
CHAPTER IV The Preparation
CHAPTER V The Wine-shop
CHAPTER VI The Shoemaker
Book the Second--the Golden Thread
CHAPTER I Five Years Later
CHAPTER II A Sight
CHAPTER III A Disappointment
CHAPTER IV Congratulatory
CHAPTER V The Jackal
CHAPTER VI Hundreds of People
CHAPTER VII Monseigneur in Town
CHAPTER VIII Monseigneur in the Country
CHAPTER IX The Gorgon’s Head
CHAPTER X Two Promises
CHAPTER XI A Companion Picture
CHAPTER XII The Fellow of Delicacy
CHAPTER XIII The Fellow of no Delicacy
CHAPTER XIV The Honest Tradesman
CHAPTER XV Knitting
CHAPTER XVI Still Knitting
CHAPTER XVII One Night
CHAPTER XVIII Nine Days
CHAPTER XIX An Opinion
CHAPTER XX A Plea
CHAPTER XXI Echoing Footsteps
CHAPTER XXII The Sea Still Rises
CHAPTER XXIII Fire Rises
CHAPTER XXIV Drawn to the Loadstone Rock
Book the Third--the Track of a Storm
CHAPTER I In Secret
CHAPTER II The Grindstone
CHAPTER III The Shadow
CHAPTER IV Calm in Storm
CHAPTER V The Wood-sawyer
CHAPTER VI Triumph
CHAPTER VII A Knock at the Door
CHAPTER VIII A Hand at Cards
CHAPTER IX The Game Made
CHAPTER X The Substance of the Shadow
CHAPTER XI Dusk
CHAPTER XII Darkness
CHAPTER XIII Fifty-two
CHAPTER XIV The Knitting Done
CHAPTER XV The Footsteps Die Out For Ever
Book the First--Recalled to Life
CHAPTER I.
The Period
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of
despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way--in
short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/98/pg98.txt
Here are seven lessons from A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, a story set against the turbulent times of the French Revolution and highlighting themes of sacrifice, justice, and redemption:The Power of Sacrifice: Sydney Carton’s ultimate sacrifice for Charles Darnay exemplifies the transformative power of love and redemption. Through Carton's actions, Dickens shows that true sacrifice, even at the highest personal cost, can bring about profound meaning and redemption.Revolution and Its Consequences: The novel captures the brutality of the French Revolution, reminding us that while revolutions can arise from just causes, they can lead to chaos and cruelty when fueled by unrestrained anger and vengeance. Dickens emphasizes that change driven by compassion and justice is more sustainable than that driven by violence.The Duality of Human Nature: Dickens explores how people are capable of both great kindness and extreme cruelty. This is reflected in the title itself, as well as in characters like Madame Defarge, who begins as a victim of injustice but becomes a figure of merciless revenge.Justice vs. Revenge: The story raises questions about the fine line between justice and revenge. While Madame Defarge seeks retribution for her family’s suffering, her desire for vengeance consumes her, leading to further violence. Dickens critiques the danger of justice being perverted by personal vendetta.Love as a Redeeming Force: Love plays a central role in the story, with Lucie Manette’s compassion bringing healing to her father and inspiring Sydney Carton’s transformation. Dickens portrays love as a powerful force that can inspire people to change and give them hope amidst hardship.The Impact of Social Injustice: The stark contrast between the aristocracy’s excess and the suffering of the common people illustrates the dangers of social inequality. Dickens highlights how systemic injustice can lead to resentment, rebellion, and violence, emphasizing the importance of empathy and equitable treatment for all.The Idea of Resurrection: Resurrection is a key theme, seen in the literal revival of Dr. Manette after his release from prison and in Sydney Carton’s spiritual rebirth through sacrifice. Dickens suggests that redemption and renewal are possible, even for those who have fallen far from grace.A Tale of Two Cities is a powerful exploration of human resilience and transformation. Through its characters and themes, Dickens underscores that love, compassion, and sacrifice can triumph over bitterness and revenge, revealing a hope for renewal even in the darkest of times.
桑原武夫 編 一日一言 吳季倫 譯
拉法葉侯爵（Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette）
（西元1757.9.6—1834.5. 20）
法國將軍與政治家。他曾參與過美國獨立戰爭、法國大革命與七月革命，被譽為「兩個世界的英雄」。法國政府為了紀念他的貢獻，曾將新型巡防艦命名為「拉法葉級巡防艦」。
如同美國在一七七六年七月四日（的美國獨立宣言）之後，便從世界上獲得了自由，關於攻陷巴士底監獄此一事件，無論從任何時代來看，都被認定是解放歐洲的號角之聲。解放歐洲的行動，雖然受到了許多阻撓，因而延後了其開花結果的時刻，不過最終，仍然沒有任何人事物，能夠阻止這項成就。
節自〈1832年，為在巴士底監獄攻擊事件中的受傷者審議年金法案時的演講稿〉
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