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Just finished the first two sessions of YLF (The Young Leader's Forum) this morning.
It is a wonderful presentation, and I am so happy that I have get rid of my jetlag, so I can concentrate to the presentations, and join the discussion.
There are so many things that I want to record, and then discuss about it, but let me just quickly move the following bulletins from my note to my blog, because I am very sure that this blog last longer than paper.
- about China's law breakers
- Moral standard vs the system
- Lack of religious and its impact to China
- Development in economy vs the change in morality that changes people's behavior in China
- The plastic bags (we didn't talk about it, but I just thought about our experience during the Pike Market the other day)
- Diversity of personal identity
- Marriage in a producing economy vs a consuming economy
- Spider web theory and animal theory
- "How can you be so stupid" type of question when we look back about what the milk things in China, and the financial crisis in US (and the world)
- Sublime
- People are always trying to be greedy.
I know the sentences, and words does not make sense without a background. Sorry for that, but I hope I can take more time to do the reflection and explain more...
My Presentation
Since the theme of this year's forum is discover, my topic was "Discovery: 6 Years of Blogging". I updated the slides uploaded here: Discovery for YLF 2008 in Snoqualmie.ppt
Since there are so many things to talk about, and there are so limited time - 10 minutes, I just wrote 5 slides, and it worked well.
"First Two Sessions of YLF 2008" was posted by Jian Shuo Wang at September 20, 2008 5:16 AM under (My Life » Friends) category. Copyright: You are free to redistribute this work, as long as you keep this disclaimer and this link: http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20080920_first_two_sessions_of_ylf_2008.htm
I think all the presentations were great. One observation - this year folks did not want to debate more around tough issues. that was a little disappointing to me.
Posted by: Ashish on September 22, 2008 11:46 PMAshish--there was far to much "fun" to burn time debating the "tough issues!" Far better to toast the relationship and press to Salsa!
Posted by: Matt on November 11, 2008 10:54 AM