Interference Cancellation Using Space-Time Processing and Precoding Design

This was the motto of Chang Kuo-sin, and the ideal which he inspired generations of students of communication to follow. He proved his own dedication to this when, in 1949, he found himself in Nanking, the former nationalist capital, under the rule of the newly victorious communists. For eight months he lived and attempted to work in the midst of these historical changes. He managed to smuggle his detailed notes out to share with the world at a time when almost no reports of the new regime were being published. To mark the centenary of his birth, Hong Kong Baptist University’s School of Communication has republished this important work by one of its most distinguished professors.

Kung Fu has evolved from a traditional means of defence to become a system of attacking and defending oneself, with or without weapons, exercising the body and maintaining good physical and mental health. As such, these practices have found an international following. Yet what has remained a largely unexplored area is the scientific principles behind these martial arts. This book not only covers the brief history of Chinese martial arts, but also brings together the wisdom of a Kung Fu grand master with a scientist and teacher to explain the scientific reasons why Kung Fu is the powerful practice that it is. Using the principles of physics, biomechanics and biology, with a number of drawings showing some basic postures of Kung Fu, the authors present a deep understanding of how the styles, the specific movements and methods of attack and defence operate.

Sam, working as a trainee waiter in a small Italian restaurant near the West End of London, was one day fooled by a bohemian sort of man with a bad sort of logic that led to his dismissal by the head waitress. Feeling lost and trotting along Regent Street he bumped into his girl friend Amy who had just been through a similar scenario, and that made them both laugh away their ‘misfortune’ to start afresh. Sam decided to take a critical thinking course run by a certain Professor Panggloss, a name that rang a bell for him, recalling Voltaire’s famous novel Candide, and the course turned out to be very useful, albeit puzzling at times, which therefore troubled Sam quite a lot, so much so that he had to share his critical thinking problems with Amy, even when she was already away from the UK, holidaying at her aunt’s invitation in Hong Kong. The lovers, separated by at least six thousand miles, carried on their intimate communication using state-of-the-art IT, frequently disturbing each o

The Confucian revival which manifests itself in the Modern Confucian current, belongs to the most important streams of thought in contemporary Chinese philosophy. The Rebirth of the Moral Self introduces this stream of thought by focusing on the second generation Modern Confucians— Mou Zongsan, Tang Junyi, Xu Fuguan and Fang Dongmei. These scholars argue that traditional Confucianism, as a specifically Chinese social, political, and moral system of thought can, if adapted to the modern era, serve as the foundation for an ethically meaningful modern life. In this most timely monograph, Jana S. Rošker is visionary in anticipating the role Confucianism might serve as a world resource in reshaping a newly emerging cultural order for our own time and place. She brings the complexity and heterogeneous nature of the philosophical contributions of the second generation of Modern Confucians into clearer focus, and documents the inspiration their discourses have given contemporary scholars eng

Do you know why there have been so many problems in various parts of the world? In furtherance of their colonial interests, British politicians from time to time wrote national borders for other peoples. They did so in the Balkans, in Africa and in the Middle East. They even drew the border between China and India. Such borders were very often not based on the conditions on the ground. This sowed the seeds of future conflicts. Open your eyes and be open-minded, learn history from different perspectives. Hear the other side, reflect on our own position, independent thinking, say no to double standard. What have we learnt from history? The Great Flood of Yahweh killed almost all living things (including the lovely boys and girls in China). Is this not genocide? In the Conquest of Canaan, did Yahweh not instruct his Chosen People to embark on genocide? Are these really consistent with the all-loving Christian God? God must have been very upset by so many people claiming to be Christia

Prof . Rong-an Chen has devoted himself to the research of Chinese classifiers for forty years, and the ultimate achievement is the publication of a dictionary discussing the usage of Chinese classifiers in ancient time. There has been English dictionary of contemporary Chinese measure words in the market, but there is not any English dictionary talking about ancient Chinese classifiers. The absence of such a kind of dictionary in the book stores motivates him to write this dictionary. The document data collected in this dictionary begins from the oracle bone inscription in the Shang Dynasty (1600 BC) to 1949A.D., when the famous Chinese author Lao She’s (老舍) article《四世同堂》was written. This dictionary has the following outstanding features: 1. It includes 730 entries, and has incorporated the newly found classifiers from excavated wooden slip documents, such as ‘絜xié’, ‘ jiăn’, ‘偶ŏu’, ‘秉bĭng’, ‘格 gé’, ‘給j ĭ’, ‘町tǐng’, ‘捼rúo’, ‘陽/揚yáng’, ‘真zhēn’, ‘辟bì’, ‘資zī’ and ‘布bù’, etc. 2. The auth

"Arthur's depth and breadth of knowledge on growing food plants are beyond compare, both theoretically and practically. His love of plants in general, and growing vegetables in particular, is clearly evident in the quality and variety of vegetables he grows in his own garden. He is also an excellent teacher, who gives clear and detailed explanations for everything he demonstrates, both in person and in his inspiring books. Arthur’s hard earned experience is an invaluable source of information and he constantly researches and experiments to enhance understanding of growing food plants. This second edition of Growing Your Own Food in Hong Kong expands on the rich content of his first book on the subject. Whether you are a novice, experienced gardener or armchair student, it is an invaluable source of wisdom used together with the first edition or as a new arrival in your reference library."──Vivien Wallis, Long time Hong Kong gardener, Past Vice Chair, The Hong Kong Gardening Society 「他在

This book is for readers who are interested in literature, visual arts and writings about life. Most of the time, life itself, including personal ones and collective ones (such as nation, natural environment and so forth), gives incredible inspirations to the one who is writing. And yet, through more reading and more thinking, the writing self can imagine someone else’s way of living, as if he or she is living through it. This collection of essays brings literature and visual arts together, as their aesthetics come to complete each other. 本書特色 A collection of essays that explores the intricate relationships between literature and art, bringing new insights into famous writers such as Henry James and Virginia Woolfe.

At a time when there is a developing ideological gap among generations and a degradation of trust between people and the institution of government, there are concerns whether young people’s political participation activities will continue to radicalize. This volume in 15 chapters serves as a useful overview of various significant aspects of the new trends of political participation in Hong Kong. Written by a team of experts who have been astute observers of Hong Kong Politics, the book covers a wide spectrum of topics ranging from a conventional understanding of political participation (e.g., the activities of political parties and interest groups) to a more specialized form of participation (e.g., the relationships between government and legislators in policy-making). The study of the rise of new social movements by the Post-80s generation would be of particular interest to those who are keen to comprehend the sharpening inter-generational differences. There will be a readership am

Animal Farm, published in 1945, is a satirical novel by British novelist and essayist George Orwell (1903-1950), pseud. of Eric Arthur Blair. Orwell is best known for Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949). As a socialist, he was a keen critic of imperialism, fascism, Stalinism, and capitalism. His works are concerned with the sociopolitical conditions of his time. Animal Farm, with great critical and popular success, is a witty, satirical allegory about the failure of Soviet totalitarianism. Some events in the book are based on events from the Soviet Union during the Stalin era. This novel is ostensibly about a group of animals who oust the humans from the farm and run it themselves, only to have it corrupted into a brutal tyranny on its own. This idea of a revolution betraying its supposed aims is a chief issue of Animal Farm. 【故事簡介】 No animal must ever tyrannise over his own kind. Weak or strong, clever or simple, we are all brothers. No animal must ever kill any other anim

At the end of June 2013, Professor Anton MJ COORAY retired from his position at the City University of Hong Kong School of Law after almost twenty-five years of loyal and productive service. During that time, he made a very substantial contribution to the success of the School, as well as to the study and practice of law both within and outside of Hong Kong. This Festschrift has attracted contributions from not only his colleagues, but also a number of world-renowned scholars, who wished to convey through their contributions their enormous respect for his scholarship, leadership and gentlemanly bearing. 'The Rule of Law: a Comparative Perspective' has been chosen the theme of this Festschrift because it is one of the most important topics in the area of constitutional and administrative law, about which Professor COORAY has researched and written extensively. Although the study of the 'rule of law' encompassed a very long list of fundamental legal principles or precepts, the thirteen

顧問領航系列 一、 按部就班了解五大步驟操作手法 二、 CPC 歷年工作坊實務經驗大公開 三、 圖解流程與範例說明，輕鬆易讀 使用者體驗創新設計手冊 ─ 從顧客洞察到企業價值 本手冊主要介紹丹麥哥本哈根互動設計學院（Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, CIID）使用之「使用者體驗創新設計（User Experience Innovation Design, UXID）手法」，該手法強調「以人為中心」的開發理念，運用「設計思考」，深入探索消費者未被滿足的需求，以「視覺化溝通」、「說故事」、「原型製作」等設計方法，讓創新點子能迅速地具體化、更加成熟而完整。 本書理論與實務案例並重，按部就班說明「使用者體驗創新設計」操作手法，輔以實際案例具體呈現，使讀者得以將理論知識內化，靈活運用於企業與工作中，為產業帶來源源不絕之動能，相當適合產品管理、服務企劃、研發、設計、經營管理等人員閱讀使用。 手冊使用說明 本手冊主要介紹與丹麥哥本哈根互動設計學院（Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, CIID）使用之「使用者體驗創新設計（User Experience Innovation Design, UXID）手法」，該手法強調「以人為中心」的開發理念，而非以技術為中心；運用「設計思考」之理念，深入探索消費者未被滿足的需求，以「視覺化溝通」、「說故事」、「原型製作」等設計方法，讓創新點子能更迅速地具體化、更加成熟而完整。操作執行時分為五大步驟： 使用者研究→概念發想→情境模擬→原型製作→策略藍圖 內容綜合整理歷年累積之工作坊與教學材料，以及在台灣推動企業先導合作專案（Pilot Project）之經驗，內容包括基本觀念與知識（第一章）、操作步驟與工具（第二章）、創新實踐方法（第三章）等，希望以化繁為簡的方式，提供各界企業先進一個可按部就班操作，兼具理論與實務之手冊。 本手冊適合產品管理、服務企畫、研發、設計、經營管理人員閱讀使用。可運用在製造業新產品之概念設計、製造業轉服務化、提供整體解決方案、服務業提升使用者體驗、以及產品策略規劃、創新商業模式等。

Understanding how the Chinese writing system illustrates universal design features of writing and literacy learning, as well as how it differs from alphabetic literacy, has become one of the cutting edge areas of research in the cognitive sciences. A major part of this book is devoted to the presentation of a series of proposals for collaborative research with investigators working in East Asia on cross-writing system comparisons and bilingual literacy—Comparing alphabetic and morpho-syllabic literacy. The part that corresponds to "International perspectives" proposes new avenues in research on problems of bilingualism shared by speakers of all languages. With a broad survey of research advances drawing from recent investigations, this book will provide non-specialist readers with examples of how the relevant concepts might be applied to practical problems-age of acquisition effects in first and second language development; analysis of language attrition and asymmetries of different k

This study attempts to analyze systematically the rationale, evolution, and consequences of Chiang Kai-shek's "unity before resistance" doctrine, which was the basis of Nanking's appeasement policy. The author argues that there were a number of independent variables that influenced Nanking's attitude toward Japan: 1) the internal disintegration of China; 2) factional conflicts within the Kuomintang; 3) ineffective administration; 4) the vicissitudes of nationalism; 5) the material backwardness of China; and 6) international mediation. All of these factors were interrelated. The intervening variables were Chiang Kai-shek's personality, his patterns of political behavior, his way of ruling, and his perception of internal and external crises. By adopting the temporary appeasement policy toward Japan, Chiang hoped to gain enough time to consolidate China and his supreme leadership. But Chiang’s appeasement policy in fact engaged his government in two races - one with Japanese aggression an

This is how a Chinese proverb goes, “It takes a long way to tell how strong a horse is; it takes a long time to know a person well.” Yet, the Chinese also developed a set of rules to know a person simply by observation – read first his face and palm, then his gesture and demeanour for his intelligence and his luck. If you’re interested in knowing a person by just looking, this book is an indispensable read: - Is she/he the perfect wife or husband? Is he pretending to be rich, but is actually a less-privileged working class? Is he a sex fiend or a shameless con man? They are giving it away on their face and with their gestures. - What is your boss thinking? How do you tell if a subordinate is loyal? Which of the workers is the most competent? Simply take a look and you’d know. - Read both the face and the palm to tell his/her love luck and if his/her marriage is good or bad. - A mole, a zit, the voice, the hair and the way a person walks are all essential clues to tell his/her luck.

“but that my heart had been broken a few times, sometimes it doesn’t even feel like a heart, can anyone make it smaller and a little bit smarter? Or does it just need time to be recovered or adjusted to the change?” 這是我的心，她是一顆好心， 但是這個心，多次破碎， 有些時候，我甚至不覺得她再是一顆心， 有沒有人可以幫我將她變得細小一點？ 或許， 變得聰明一些？ 還是， 只需要給她時間去復原，去適應這個迴旋不止的世界？

Multiple Modernities approaches the concept of modernity through two historical phases of Norawy. The first study focuses on the interplay between Lutheran state officials and popular movements in the nineteenth century as an essential aspect of the growth of social democracy. The second examination of modernization centers on twentieth-century Norway after World War II. The book is balanced between theoretical remarks on conceptual issues, an assessment of modernization processes, and a study of basic epistemic and structural challenges that confront us in our time. Scandinavian countries are often noted as cases of successful modernization processes. However, these references to a “Scandinavian model” tend to focus on the mid-twentieth century after World War II. In Skirbekk’s view, the uniqueness of modernization processes in Scandinavia, for instance in Norway, is better conceived historically, not least by focusing on the nineteenth century with a continuation into the twentieth c

利用中文引導英語發音， 你我都可以用英語與”阿兜仔”溝通！ 好久不見了！ Long time no see. 龍 探ㄇ 弄 吸 是啊！你都去哪啦？ Yeah, where have you been? 訝 灰耳 黑夫 優 兵

The papers in this publication are studies on the Chinese communicity in Malaysia in relation to developments in Southeast Asia. The formation of Chinese communities in the region were established by waves of migration into the region over periods of time. However, given the proximity to China, there has been and there will always be the reminder of an exogenous influence, the China factor, on the Chinese communities in the region. In fact the Xinhua News Agency from the People's Republic of China reported recently, with pride, that there are now an estimated forty five million Overseas Chinese all over the world. Studies as presented by the authors indicate the diversity of the Chinese community in Malaysia. Often the community is mistakenly perceived as a monolithic entity. The truth could not be more different. The community comprise minority groups such as Chinese Muslims, Chinese Christians and Peranakans, besides the common perception of only Buddhists and Taoists. All are Malay

封面文案 利用中文引導英語發音， 你我都可以用英語與”阿兜仔”溝通！ 封底文案 好久不見了！ Long time no see. 龍 探ㄇ 弄 吸 是啊！你都去哪啦？ Yeah, where have you been? 訝 灰耳 黑夫 優 兵

This book is the result of discoveries made by Nivison beginning in 1979, It uses critically (without superseding) his monographs from 1983 through 2002, combined with his discoveries through 2008. Its main thrust is to show that the methods and results of the PRC “Three Dynasties Project” are invalid, and that recovering chronology before 841 BCE can be solved only by using the supposedly spurious Jinben Zhushu Jinian (“Modern Text” Bamboo Annals), combined with hypothesis that reign lengths of record were normally the years after completion of mourning for the preceding king. Part One presents resulting exact dates form the beginning of Xia, confirmed by discoveries in astronomy by D. W. Pankenier and Kevin Pang. Part Two criticizes the Three-years Dynasties Project and argues for the post-mourning hypothesis and the high antiquity of the three-years mourning institution. In Part Three, applying a discovery by E. L. Shaughnessy, the author reconstructs the first 303 bamboo strips of

A Pragmatist and His Free Spirit portrays the unconventional love of Hu Shi, a Chinese social reformer and civil rights pioneer, and Edith Clifford Williams, an American avant-garde artist of the early twentieth century. Hu studied at Cornell University, where he first met Williams, and Columbia University, where he worked with the famous pragmatist John Dewey. At the time of his death in 1962, he and Williams had exchanged more than 300 letters that, along with poems and excerpts from Hu's diaries and documents (some of which have never before been translated into English) form the center of this book. In Williams, Hu found his intellectual match, a woman and fellow scholar who helped the reformer reconcile his independent scholarship with cultural tradition. Williams counciled Hu on the acceptance of an arranged marriage, and she influenced his pursuit of experimental vernacular poetry through an exposure to avant-garde art. In 1933, the two became lovers, although their romance wou

Feng Shui practice has become an important reference for the planning and design of buildings, monuments and even entire cities. In fact Feng Shui is an evolved study of the natural and built environment. By utilizing the natural elements and practical environmental changes, we may improve upon our well-being, relationships, prosperity, health and living environment. People in many advanced countries seek to establish a deeper understanding of these relationships between human and natural environment. Architects from around the world also begin to recognize Feng Shui as a broad ecologically and architecturally connected paradigm. To remove the shadow of superstition for Feng Shui practice, it is essential to use a scientific approach in the hope of combining and fusing ancient wisdom with modern knowledge in building science. Scientific Feng Shui has two meanings, namely (1) the verification of Feng Shui principles scientifically and (2) studying Feng Shui logically in a scientific wa

The International group of contributors of this volume provides, collectively, a multi-layered analysis of the emerging East Asian media culture, using the Korean TV drama as its analytic vehicle. By closely examining the political economy of TV industry, audiences of the regional media flows in terms of gender subjectivity constructions, perceptions of colonial-postcolonial relationships, and nationalist responses to trans-national media culture exchanges, this volume highlights the multiple connectivities and implications of popular cultural flows and exchanges in East Asia. In spite of the obvious flows and exchanges that constitute pan-East Asian Pop Culture as a relatively coherent unit, the academic research community is far behind the cultural industry producers who have long factored the regional consumer market into their production and marketing. This volume is motivated by the need to find both the conceptual and institutional site(s) for the constitution of an East Asian P

即時定量聚合酶連鎖反應 (real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction, real-time qPCR) 為具高特異性且可快速、大量定量的分析方法，為目前退伍軍人菌檢測主要之發展方向。冷卻 水塔為退伍軍人菌重要滋生源，但水塔中累積許多有機物與鐵銹，這些均可能抑制real-time qPCR反應，若未能去除抑制物干擾，則可能低估real-time qPCR檢測結果。本研究比較QiAamp DNA mini kit (Q) 與freeze-thaw/phenol-chloroform (FT-PC) 兩種DNA萃取方法，以及此兩種方法加上膠體管柱 (Sepharose 4B gel column, G) 純化對PCR抑制物的移除、分離的DNA純度及DNA產量之影響；另亦評估Q、Q/G、FT-PC及FT-PC/G結合稀釋作用後所得real-time qPCR抑制情形以及其相對應之L. pneumophila濃度。結果發現：(i) 對腐植酸與鐵離子共存樣本，以Q及FT-PC均可去除≦100 μg/mL腐植酸至低於偵測下限 (1 μg/mL)；(ii) 而不論鐵離子單獨或與腐植酸共存的樣本，Q均可得獲得最高DNA產量 (2.53~3.36; 6.58~6.79 μg/mL)，其次為FT-PC (2.00~2.37; 3.90~4.33 μg/mL)，Q/G (1.15~1.27; 3.21~3.33 μg/mL) 及FT-PC/G (0.76~0.80; 1.77~1.85 μg/mL)；(iii) 四種方法均可獲得純度佳的DNA (A260/A280=1.5-2.0)；(iv) 以G純化DNA無法進一步改善PCR抑制情形，而稀釋作用則可有效去除以Q、Q/G以及FT-PC/G所得DNA之PCR抑制情形。及 (v) 比較四種處理方法結合不同稀釋倍數於real-time qPCR檢測L. pneumophila濃度之結果發現：只含鐵離子的樣本以Q萃取加上10倍或100倍的稀釋可得最接近起使添加之細菌濃度值；而鐵離子與腐植酸共存之樣本，最佳之處理程序則為Q或Q/G分離DNA再加上10倍或100倍的稀釋。由於Q/G程序較複雜且會造成部分DNA損失，因此本研究建議以Q萃取法加上10倍或100倍稀釋為以real-time qPCR檢測含

《The Tales of Mother Goose》起源於歐洲各地的童話故事，由17世紀的法國作家Charles Perrault集結並加以改編出版，直到18世紀由Charles Welsh譯成英文，譯筆簡明流暢，活潑生動，全書並佐以優雅的插畫，適合作為中級閱讀教材及課外讀物。書中收錄了8篇名聞遐邇的經典童話故事，如〈灰姑娘〉(Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper)、〈睡美人〉(The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood)、〈穿靴子的貓〉(The Master Cat, or Puss in Boots)、〈藍鬍子〉(Blue Beard)、〈小紅帽〉(Little Red Riding-hood)等等。 Visits these eight classic tales written in the language of days gone by. A language that weaves a romantic web using the magic of fairy spells and curses, the tricks of wily wolves and ogres, and the bravery of heroes and heroines.

This richly illustrated chronicle of Chinese civilization furnishes general readers and scholars alike with an authoritative overview of Chinese history, art and culture, from the pre-historic era to the early twentieth century, touching upon recurring themes and developments and synthesizing more than five thousand years of evolution and transition. Written with precision and flair by a host of leading academics from Beijing and Hong Kong, this single volume is a welcome addition to the study of world civilizations, a broad yet detailed chronological sweep through time. Every aspect of Chinese civilization is explained, interpreted, contextualized and brought to life with well-balanced commentary and photographic documentation. The result is a fascinating distillation of the past, an indispensable guide that renders the ancient past relevant to China today and to the rest of the world. Students of Chinese civilization will appreciate the detail of the research while lay readers, fro

Seeking truth and due responsibility for the 228 Massacre has been the long-time goal for the 228 Massacre victims and their families. It is also the pursuit of the 228 Memorial Foundation since my assumption as the foundation chairman. After the 87th board meeting on September 2003, which approved the establishment of a “228 Massacre Truth Research Task Force,” a 7-member name-list was nominated by Administrator Lee Wang-Tai. The list included academic board members Chang Yan-Hsian, Huang Hsiu-Cheng, Hsueh Hua-Yuan and Chen Yi-Shen; representative of the victims and their families Jhong Yi-Ren and Lee Rong-Chang; and Administrator Lee Wang-Tai himself. Task force members then jointly suggested board member Chang Yan-Hsian to serve as the team’s convener. In a bid to avoid overlap with that of the 228 Massacre Research Report issued by the Executive Yuan on 1992, Administrator Lee proposed during the 88th board meeting to have the task force’s research report be named: Research Report

013 第一回: 蝦咪！原來美國首都不在紐約 文法1：When it comes to (ph.) = Speaking of + n./ Ving 文法2：In the meantime + 完整句子 023 第二回: 嘿！先不要走，記得給小費哦！ 文法1：go the extra mile 盡心盡力 + for sb./ sth. 文法2：put sb./sth. in a plight 使某人身陷困境 之中 035 第三回：早餐時的閒聊，誰是露比？ 文法1：Let’s be honest = Let’s face it 文法2：What are you up to? 048 第四回: 麥當勞點餐遇到奧客 文法1：With all due respect 文法2：Get the hell out of + 地點 滾出去 062 第五回: Alanna Foxx 的健康正向肯定句 文法1：Wrap 的用法 文法2：Vibrate 的用法 074 第六回：意外成為梗圖 文法1：In order to 的用法 文法2：Of all time 的用法 087 第七回：Jimmy O. Yang 的脫口秀 文法1：Star 的用法 文法2：Ovation 的用法 100 第八回 : Slice n Rice 韓國與非洲的背景 文法1：Provide 的用法 文法2：Be about to do something 的用法

013 第一回: 語言卡卡被騙 文法1：Conditional Sentences 文法2：Present Perfect Continuous Tense 023 第二回: 國外租屋困境多 文法1：Direct Speech vs. Indirect Speech 文法2：Tag Questions 033 第三回：學校手續代辦費被騙 文法1：Present Perfect Tense 文法2：Past Simple with Adverbs of Time 042 第四回: 假投資真詐財 文法1：Past Perfect Tense 文法2：Should 050 第五回: 假借名義收水電費 文法1：過去完成式 文法2：will + 動詞 059 第六回：實習介紹費泡湯了 文法1：現在完成式 文法2：could 068 第七回：旅遊行程不如預期 文法1：一般過去式 文法2：現在完成式 077 第八回 : 人脈費大騙局 文法1：There is/there are 文法2：Modal Verb "can"

014 第一回: Gray's Papaya 文法1：Would + 動詞 文法2：Not... until (直到...才) 024 第二回: La Grande Boucherie 文法1：Had + 動詞過去分詞 文法2：Given + 名詞/代名詞 036 第三回：Shake Shack 文法1："Not for everyone" 文法2："Considering" + 名詞/代名詞 048 第四回: The Metropolitan Museum of Art 文法1：The + 名詞 + is + 形容詞 文法2：Once + 子句 文法3：I feel the need to + 動詞 058 第五回: Central Park 文法1：With + 名詞 文法2：Depending on + 名詞 文法3：Best if + 句子 068 第六回：Broadway 文法1：Depending on + 時間/條件表達 文法2：Taking in + 名詞 078 第七回：Statue of Liberty 文法1： While + 子句 文法2：If not + 名詞 089 第八回 : Time Square 文法1：Apart from + 名詞 文法2：It’s a must + 動詞

在新興AI 時代催動下，如何善（擅）用AI進一步創造「人」的獨特價值，並反思「人因何為人」成為教育與社會共同面對的重要命題。輔仁大學自2019年推動苗圃計畫，從設計思考人才培育中心逐步成立區域種子教師培育基地，於2024年成為全台六所教育部苗圃計畫分區資源中心之一，持續透過「跨領域設計思考化教學」，培養青年世代成為具備同理心、跨域協作、批判性思考、說故事能力的Design Thinker，面對未知變動與科技革新仍抱持不怕犯錯的勇氣。 本書特色： 發揮全人大學跨域整合優勢，集結醫學、設計、人文、民生、管理、理工與教育等領域師資進行課程共創。本書完整收錄輔大苗圃八套跨領域設計思考化教學模組與實務案例，呈現設計思考如何在不同學科與真實場域中落地應用： 1.Insight Toolkit：從同理到洞察同理心無所不在─如何挖掘真正重要的問題 2.設計思考化評量尺規設計 課程發展三要素─目標Ｘ活動Ｘ評量 3.課程前後的設計思考設計思考前後測應用Ｘ場域觀察體驗 4.服務議題融入課程設計以服務學習為導向的課程轉化實踐 5.高齡議題融入課程設計從真實生活需求出發的同理與共創 6.AI賦能X教學創新X服務行動 AI 輔助跨域教學實踐與行動設計 7.人體器官教具醫學Ｘ設計的跨域合作模組開發 8.讓學習主動發生Dependent→Independent→Interdependent的學習轉變

◎透過真摯的喃喃自語，紀錄在農地除草、持誦經文與平凡瑣事中，最純粹的退休日常與心靈觀照。 ◎以簡練優美的中英對照詩文，捕捉如幻夢境與生活掠影，將身體退化的苦楚昇華為悠然自得的處世智慧。 ◎溫馨紀錄與貓族兄弟及山林雅園的相伴點滴，藉此提醒讀者珍惜友伴，在獨處與社交間找回靈魂的安寧。 一個人的日子，依然有詩、有夢、有味道。 Even in solitude, life still holds poetry, dreams, and flavor. 一個人的日子，靜而不空。 在日常的光影裡，學會與孤單共處，也與自己和解。 時間變慢，心變得清亮； 世事雖遠，生活依然有味。 走過一段又一段平凡，終於明白—— 安靜，也是另一種豐富。 A life alone—quiet, yet never empty. Within the gentle rhythm of days, one learns to live with solitude and make peace within. Time slows, the heart clears; though the world drifts afar, life still holds its flavor. Through moments plain and passing, comes a simple truth— silence, too, can be full.

Travels and Revelations: 23 Essays by Zhang Chengzhi is about cultures which the author knows intimately. With sophisticated sensibility, he describes the tangible cultures of Beijing, Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Ningxia and Xinjiang in recent decades – the landscapes and cityscapes, the roads and waterways, the rural and urban dwellings, the working and living habits, and the outstanding symbols and totems. Like a traveller pausing before stunning scenery – the Mongolian grasslands, the yellow-earth plateaus, the Yellow River’s mighty gorges – he reflects on the intangible cultures that have made the Han, the Hui, the Mongolian and the Uyghur peoples who they are, and contemplates on their language usages, socio-political dilemmas, philosophical traditions, beliefs and biases and their religious aspirations. These essays show how deeply Zhang Chengzhi understands modern China’s painful evolution through war and revolution and how deeply he is attached to his Hui–Muslim roots. They also

■收錄timeニューズ老師4個作品與加繪漫畫的總集篇 1.神隱的淫祀大樓 岡本與神秘社社長一起尋找有著「神隱之謎」傳聞的廢棄公寓時， 突然遭遇了一場大雨，而不得不趕緊找地方躲雨。 卻發現原來，這棟大樓就是傳聞中的廢棄公寓， 兩人決定等雨停了再進去看看，但其中一人卻突然失蹤了… 2.直到祭典結束 在夏日祭典的荒蕪之地目擊了一個凌辱現場…… 穿著浴衣的輪姦。 3.色情練習曲 在夜班結束回家的路上，偶然發現了一家色情劇院。 原本只是因為好奇進去打發時間，結果發現那裡竟然是個情色場所！ 接著就這樣被一群男人無情地襲擊了…… 4.弓手掉落～呼吸節奏～ 社團結束後的回家路上，身穿弓道服被綁架到車上凌辱的故事。

詩詞，是心靈的音符 青花，是瓷器的水墨 白地青花，間裝五色，為今古之冠。 ──明．沈德符 作者以深厚的文化底蘊，帶領讀者走入詩詞與瓷藝交織的璀璨世界，解讀各式不同青花瓷的紋飾和造型。其中有貫穿古今的典故、東西文化的交會、伊斯蘭樣式的影響、歷史源流的演變，詩詞故事的敘說、獻禮祭祀的用器、佛教寶相花紋的隱喻、密教梵文的種子字、《易經》的天地之數等，埋藏其中的深意不一而足，值得細細品味思索。在逐步的推敲琢磨中，漸漸領略青花的詩意、藝術與風采，滿目繽紛而美不勝收。 《青花宴》以詩意的筆觸賞析青花瓷的風華，六章如六道風景，各自鋪陳稀世珍品、瑞獸花鳥、歲月流光，串聯古詩意境與瓷器紋飾，讓讀者在閱讀中與千年前的工匠與詩人對話。這不僅是一本談青花瓷的書，更是一場穿越時間的文化盛宴。 Step into a luminous world where poetry meets porcelain. This elegant volume invites readers on a lyrical journey through the Ming dynasty`s finest blue and white ceramics—each chapter titled after a classical Chinese poem and interpreted through the lens of verse. With refined scholarship and poetic sensitivity, the author unveils how the spirit of ancient poems echoes in the form, motif, and glaze of porcelain masterpieces. A banquet of beauty and meaning awaits—where every vessel tells a story, and every poem reveals a hidden glaze of time. 本書特色 ◎瓷器的收藏，作者認為不僅在於鑑識是否為到代的真品，還在於藝術上是否有可取之處、是否在器用之外別具詩意。一如徐悲鴻所言：「寧買假而似真，不買真而似假。」因此，更值得品味的，是青花瓷上展現的意境

Collected and Curated introduces Chinese art and material culture through the items from the permanent collection of The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG), The University of Hong Kong. As the oldest continuously operating museum in Hong Kong, UMAG serves as a significant venue for contemporary art exhibitions, and excels at collecting, documenting and teaching about local and regional artists and art forms, while fostering ongoing and new relationships. Regarded as an essential teaching resource, UMAG has expanded its collection and programming through generous donations from patrons and artists, along with support from the University of Hong Kong and the HKU Museum Society. Since 1953, curators and educators have leveraged this assistance to expand, display and teach with a collection that highlights artefacts ranging from Neolithic cultures (ca. 6500 BCE–ca. 1900 BCE) to the early kingdoms and dynasties of imperial China (ca. 1500 BCE–1911). UMAG has also gained a reputation f

Renaissance in Keelung 文藝復興，意指歐洲從中世紀的黑暗時代過渡到近代歐洲的一段輝煌時期，造就達文西、米開朗基羅等藝術巨擘。而基隆，與彼時的歐洲相似，同樣經歷黑暗並迎來新生，悄悄醞釀一場屬於它的文藝復興…… 談談文藝復興：雨港女兒鄭栗兒╳基隆女婿鄭順聰／雨都散散步地圖 文—山海間的文青漫步 漫步基隆山海間，四百年來，是歡笑也是淚水。如今，一間又一間書店在城市中悄然誕生，將我們熟悉的山與海的聲音，溫柔地、如實地記錄在書頁裡。 太平青鳥／見書店Sea To See Bookafé／小獸書屋／魚曰二手書店／崆書屋／雨都好室 藝—當整片海成為美術館 有一群人，將整座城市視為美術館的延伸與容器，從街區到巷弄，從山丘到港邊使藝術轉化為一種與市民共同生活的、沒有邊界的美術館。 元山‧美學／頂樓藝術工作室／TzaBa喳吧／在河邊／SPACE MOOR／太平山城藝棧 復／腹—尋覓基隆的氣味 位居海港門戶的基隆，匯聚和洋四方與中華美味。如今，無論是漁港邊的餐酒館，還是市場中的咖啡店，都展現出繁華港都的專屬潮味。 嶼我Me & Island／圖們咖啡／萬祝號／多好咖啡店／炎森飲食／丸角自轉生活咖啡／啤咖酒／港都復古新潮味 興—雨都興起新勢力 一批又一批的返鄉青年，用理念、創新與活力，一點一滴改變這座城市。讓生活在這裡的人們也覺得，基隆值得被看見。 和平島地質公園／雨都漫步／委託行街區 基隆文藝系，山海雙主修 書籍／電影／音樂

■全民英檢中級以上程度適用 ■留遊學、移居海外生活必備 ■想增進英語口說能力的讀者 ■幫你克服開口說英語的恐懼 \以下的生活對話，你會幾句呢?/ ☎撥打商務電話 May I have extension 123 ?可以幫我轉接分機123 嗎？ 📱超市購物 Can I use mobile payment?我可以用行動支付嗎？ 💊詢問藥品 Do you have any motion sickness medication? 你們有暈車藥嗎？ 💕表示支持 No matter what happens I’ve got your back.無論發生什麼事，我都會挺你。 🙅婉拒邀約 Maybe some other time.下次再說吧。 英語會話不求人，一起練習開口說吧！ 英語無疑是最實用的國際溝通工具，然而當需要臨時開口說英語時，不免讓人感到措手不及。為此，我們精心規劃了這本書，旨在幫助你在各種情境中都能從容地以英語應對。本書內容共分為三大主題：「生活大小事」、「購物與消費」以及「人際交流」。每個主題有八個單元，共96段情境對話，分別聚焦於常見情境，從致電客服、辦理銀行或郵局業務、購物，到回應邀約、致謝或道歉等，全面涵蓋日常與社交互動中的英語需求。你只需從最熟悉的生活場景出發，透過每個單元收錄的對話和實用句，逐步學習正確的英語表達。 目錄介紹 Section 1生活大小事 Unit 1 Getting in Touch with Friends 與朋友聯繫 Unit 2 Making and Receiving Important Phone Calls 撥打與接聽重要電話 Unit 3 Problems with Household Appliances 家電故障與維修 Unit 4 Talking to the Bank 辦理銀行業務 Unit 5 Going to a Post Office 到郵局辦事 Unit 6 At the Library 到圖書館借書 Unit 7 A Trip to the Optometrist 視力檢查與配鏡 Unit 8 Getting a Health Check 做健康檢查 Section 2購物與消費 Unit 1

On China-UK Relations has selected 117 speeches from over 700 Liu Xiaoming, Former Chinese Ambassador to UK, had delivered during his 11-year tenure in the UK. The contents spans multiple dimensions: China-UK relations, party and parliamentary exchanges, economic and trade relations, financial cooperation, science and technology coopera tion, ecological and environmental protection, subnational exchanges, cultural exchanges, spring festival celebrations, educational exchange, Confucius institutes, military exchanges, Chinese community, British friends, and understanding between China and the UK. This book contains Liu Xiaoming’s observations and reflections on China-UK relations: What kind of China-UK relationship do we need? How to develop stable and mutually beneficial China-UK relations? And how to enhance mutual understanding and recognition between China and the UK? More chapters are dedicated to introducing exchanges and cooperation in various fields between China and the UK.