“What is the meaning of life? That was all- a simple question; one that tended to close in on one with years, the great revelation had never come. The great revelation perhaps never did come. Instead, there were little daily miracles, illuminations, matches struck unexpectedly in the dark; here was one.”
― from TO THE LIGHTHOUSE By Virginia Woolf, 1927
"Taiwan and Manchuria were awarded to Chiang Kai-shek’s China."
繁體中文版:
「臺灣與滿洲交由蔣介石的國民政府管理。」
簡體中文版:
「中國的台灣和東北還給了中國。」
如果這個還能解釋成雙方對原文解釋不同的話,我們接著來看看【國共內戰】的部分。
英文版:
"Mao refused to limit the size of the Communist army, soon to be named the People’s Liberation Army, or to integrate it with Chiang’s army under Nationalist command. Nor would the Communists relinquish their demand to govern five northern provinces which they had secured in the last year of war."
"The Soviet repressive apparatus had engaged in almost all the other crimes against humanity listed at Nuremberg: mass deportations to labour and concentration camps on a vast scale; the operation of camps with a record of abuse and routine death that matched the worst camps in the German Empire; intolerance to all forms of religion; and none of the liberal freedoms of speech, association or respect for the rule of law."
GOOGLE 蘇聯鎮壓機器幾乎犯下了紐倫堡審判中列出的所有其他反人類罪行:大規模驅逐到勞改營和集中營;集中營的虐待和常規死亡記錄堪比德意志帝國最惡劣的集中營;不容忍一切形式的宗教;並且沒有任何言論、結社或尊重法治的自由。
三、從文筆判斷,我認為「遺書」的行文用字,也像是香港人寫給大陸朋友的中文。李衍樺同事有不少大陸人,也跟大陸學者合寫論文,如2022年有一篇〈Impact of climate change on outdoor design conditions and implications to peak loads〉,合寫的就有多位深圳大學學者,他們用微信聯繫是合情合理的事。「2019年春天那場風波」當然不是香港人一般用的字眼,但不要忘記那是在微信朋友圈發的,用字必須這樣迂迴曲折才可規避「敏感字」監控。
他補充說,被洩露的東京電力內部文件顯示,儘管他們已致力將放射性核素減低到不可檢測的水平,但仍未消除許多放射性元素,包括碘、釕、銠、銻、碲、鈷和鍶。(Leaked internal Tepco documents showing that efforts to reduce radionuclides to non-detect levels have not eliminated numerous radioactive elements, including iodine, ruthenium, rhodium, antimony, tellurium, cobalt and strontium)(注1)
A new exhibition called Visual Fanzine showcases works by Taiwan’s top 15 illustrators. Many of them have won the international Bologna Ragazzi Award for the world’s finest and most innovative picture books. Some of the pictures and graphics also depict Taiwanese daily life in the past, giving viewers a glimpse of how things used to be. Our very own Stephany Yang takes us in for a look!
It's not just the vibrant (and new) City of Colchester on your doorstep when you study at the University of Essex.
The #ColchesterCampus is set on the grounds of the 200-acre award-winning beautiful parkland of Wivenhoe Park, offering the perfect balance between the bustle of city life and the calm of nature.
Igudesman & Joo: A Historical and Hysterical Guide to the Orchestra
A curious customer walks into a shop where the shopkeeper begins his fascinating guide to every single instrument from its invention to its inclusion in the symphony.
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The latest on how schools are reopening amid the pandemic.
A New York Times survey of American colleges and universities has revealed at least 26,000 coronavirus cases and 64 deaths since the pandemic began.
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Germany’s experience with reopening classrooms can provide lessons: It requires fast and free testing, robust contact tracing and low community spread. None of those conditions exist in much of the United States right now.
"I admire Hong Kong's youth for fighting for their future": Hong Kong's ex-Chief Secretary Anson Chan on the months-long protests rocking the city. https://bloom.bg/2zl……
Watch on BBC World News: nine-part series based on UNESCO’s "General History of Africa" book collection
Zeinab Badawi delves into the history of Africa for a brand new, nine-part series on BBC World News. The continent of Africa has a long, complex history, and its people built civilizations which rivalled those that existed anywhere else in the world. However, much of the continent’s history is not widely known, and what we are presented with often projec……
Science is an accretion of provisional certainties. Current research includes much that is genuinely promising—several groups have identified genes that predispose some people to obesity, and are studying how targeted diets and exercise can attenuate these effects—but the more one pays attention to the latest news from the labs the harder it becomes to separate signal from noise. Amid the constant back-and-forth of various hypotheses, orthodoxies, and fads, it’s mo……
In the early 1800s, a British ambassador took sculptures from the Parthenon back to England. Greece has demanded their return ever since. Will Brexit make that possible now?
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Eugenia Cheng, a mathematician who also is a concert pianist, describes how a mathematical breakthrough enabled Johann Sebastian Bach to write “The Well-Tempered Clavier” (1722). Cheng is a visiting senior lecturer in mathematics at the University of Chicago.
Malicious Software Poses as Video from a Facebook Friend
By VINDU GOEL
Attackers are using built-in features of the Chrome and Firefox Web browsers to install malicious software that can see everything stored in the browser, including saved passwords for e-mail and social network accounts, according to Italian security researchers.
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