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A Thousand Hamlets | The dialectic of fast and slow: Reflections on trains and railway travel Did you travel during the past National Day holiday? Did you take the high-speed train? In recent years, Guizhou has attracted many Hong Kong people seeking a cool retreat because of its pleasantly cool weather and magnificent scenery.
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2025.10.16 18:00
A Thousand Hamlets | Slow it down: Walking together into László's labyrinthine sentences The Nobel Prize in Literature is the world's most influential literary award today. Each year, it generates numerous public speculations, and even some foreign bookies list odds for potential winners, attracting the public to place wagers. Writers enjoying worldwide literary fam,e such as Margaret Atwood, Salman Rushdie, Thomas Pynchon, Anne Carson, and Colm Tóibín, are regular fixtures on these lists. Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami has appeared on the list for years; although very popular, he has yet to win the prize.
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2025.10.11 13:00
A Thousand Hamlets | From one to many: Reading Carl Jung's collective unconscious in 'The Secret of the Golden Flower' In the 1920s, German sinologist Richard Wilhelm sent the German translation of The Secret of the Golden Flower to Carl Jung and asked him to write a commentary. This lengthy commentary is the origin of this book. At that time, Jung was in his darkest moment after breaking with Freud, and he began spontaneously drawing images that appeared in his heart and dreams; these images were often mandalas.
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2025.10.07 20:00
A Thousand Hamlets | The secret struggle: Zheng Zhenduo's cultural resistance in Anti-Japanese War The term scholar often brings to mind the widely circulated saying: "A scholar is utterly useless 百無一用是書生". This phrase, originally penned by the Qing Dynasty poet Huang Zhongze, was a form of self-mockery to vent his frustration at his lack of opportunity. Over time, however, it became a common barb used to satirize educated individuals who have grand ambitions but no ability to solve practical social problems.
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2025.09.29 16:30
A Thousand Hamlets | Stumbling through texts: A pedant's dialogue into translation's joy Recently, I've grown quite interested in translation. I picked two books to work on: one is Yuchu Xinzhi 虞初新志 and the other is Notes from the Thatched Abode of Close Observations 閱微草堂筆記. Though I thought myself highly engrossed, in the end, I'm just a pedantic scholar.
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2025.09.01 16:30
A Thousand Hamlets | Reimagining education: How 'Brave New Words' envisions global learning transformation Since OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November 2022, followed by a proliferation of generative AI models, the global educational landscape has undergone unprecedented transformation. Teachers have lamented what they perceive as the end of authentic high school education, while many educational institutions have implemented outright bans on AI tools following persistent complaints from professors about student plagiarism.
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2025.08.24 15:45
A Thousand Hamlets | In sips of tea: Zhou Zuoren's 'ephemeral sublime' dialectics My current happiness lies simply in wanting to drink a cup of light tea in my leisure time and read some new books—whether they speak of the songs of insects and birds or record the thoughts of sages, the carvings of past and present—all are enough to make me feel the joy of life.
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2025.08.01 18:18
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