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  • what’s great about MIT is that….u gotta meet Robert Solow after studying the Solow’s model….or Noam Chomsky after studying about his syntactic theory…or being asked in an exam about our lecturer’s Nobel chemistry discovery…or studying textbooks that were written by ur academic advisor…or gotta see MIT affiliates receiving the Nobel prize 3 years in a row in ur 3-year-MIT-career… such a superior academic setting. blessed!
  • In one day —“US to step up pressure on china over its exchange rate policy..”, “Gates to press china on military ties..”, “Pressure mounts on China to free Nobel winner”…now it makes sense why wen jiabao is selected on Time’s cover…
  • how to translate these words into English? 人情味/世故、縁分,孝順(not just respect .. Not exactly obedience..)
  • ppl can tell from my mandarin that I’m from Guangdong..but when I said I’m from hk they will be surprised, should I feel happy about it?? Haha
  • went to gryphon’s pub and the wicked wolf tavern (They played like a g6!)…. going to cruise party again tonight in a month. Errr gin tonic, x on the beach, rum and coke, raspberry martini..
  • was made to sing 年年有今日 on the way back….haha…
  • the number of applicants is positively correlated with  the $$ of externship…correlation =/= causation?!
  • sometimes i prefer weekdays more… coz nothing ‘tangibly meaningful’/productive is happening on weekends..
  • sick of over-opinionated/over-judgmental ppl….but would it make me a over-judgmental person too to judge them??
  • someone said i get easily offended/ p!ssed …well just that my life is busy enough…no more room for sarcasm thx
  • an HBS MBA girl from china was sitting next to me on the bus….very interesting. coz she looks younger than me (seriously @@) but once she started to speak..you knew she is 不簡單! i hope one day i could possess such charm too :/
  • “The U.S., European nations and a number of emerging markets complain that China is deliberately undervaluing its yuan to aid its exporters. To compete, Japan, South Korea, Brazil and others have taken measures to beat down the value of their currencies as well, leading to fears these efforts may presage a trade war.”
  • “It is critical to see more progress by the major emerging economies to more flexible, more market-oriented exchange-rate management,” U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said at an IMF session Saturday, in remarks clearly aimed at China.

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