關於上週您詢問為何要投柯文哲，這個問題在寫這封信前，
2014年11月20日 星期四
與榮總醫師的對話，為何要投柯文哲
關於上週您詢問為何要投柯文哲，這個問題在寫這封信前，
2014年11月1日 星期六
2014年10月12日 星期日
2014年10月2日 星期四
Paparazzi in Taiwan.
As
we know, there are many paparazzi everywhere in the world, including those in Taiwan. They not only stalk in and trespass
on celebrities’ privacy, but also use their telephoto lens to take the shot without their
admission. It, without doubt, seriously perturbs one’s privacy and even his life.
The need of celebrities and their family for protection against paparazzi has become a common issue in Taiwan; For instance we often see news about some movie star charge a gossip-spreading magazine corporate (who unveil) unveiling his photos and spreading untrue reports; one of those cases like the litigation from Jay Chou(周杰倫) to the Next Media(壹週刊).
Of course, we don’t want to see the similar tragedy like the mournful death of Princess Diana, having traffic accident while her car was being pursued by paparazzi, as happens in Taiwan. However, reforming this kind of negative side of media culture doesn't seem easy at once; even so, we still have to face the difficulty.
First, if politicians propose laws to restrict news from gathering in some circumstances and this legislation can also protect celebrities too much and come against press’ right for reporting the celebrities’ personal affairs, that would be at worst harmful to legitimate news helping people’s right to know.
Second, as many say, the gossip culture does prevail over the whole Taiwan area. As a matter of fact, the reason why reporters become wild and out of control is submissive to the extensive market demand. People prefer to discuss some famous figures’ scandals rather than talk serious topics in which people may feel less interested. It cannot be changed easily and immediately.
Finally, what is concerned, it is also necessary to think about celebrities’ bad behaviors for counter-side-balanced thinking. As a famous figure, he/she may not be aware, that no matter what he/she says and does will be noticed by the public in many cases; they should pay attention. As long as celebrities respect and cherish themselves, even though there are many powerful paparazzi (which exist) existing; there are no reasons to make scandals that can be dug and reported by any effort.
The need of celebrities and their family for protection against paparazzi has become a common issue in Taiwan; For instance we often see news about some movie star charge a gossip-spreading magazine corporate (who unveil) unveiling his photos and spreading untrue reports; one of those cases like the litigation from Jay Chou(周杰倫) to the Next Media(壹週刊).
Of course, we don’t want to see the similar tragedy like the mournful death of Princess Diana, having traffic accident while her car was being pursued by paparazzi, as happens in Taiwan. However, reforming this kind of negative side of media culture doesn't seem easy at once; even so, we still have to face the difficulty.
First, if politicians propose laws to restrict news from gathering in some circumstances and this legislation can also protect celebrities too much and come against press’ right for reporting the celebrities’ personal affairs, that would be at worst harmful to legitimate news helping people’s right to know.
Second, as many say, the gossip culture does prevail over the whole Taiwan area. As a matter of fact, the reason why reporters become wild and out of control is submissive to the extensive market demand. People prefer to discuss some famous figures’ scandals rather than talk serious topics in which people may feel less interested. It cannot be changed easily and immediately.
Finally, what is concerned, it is also necessary to think about celebrities’ bad behaviors for counter-side-balanced thinking. As a famous figure, he/she may not be aware, that no matter what he/she says and does will be noticed by the public in many cases; they should pay attention. As long as celebrities respect and cherish themselves, even though there are many powerful paparazzi (which exist) existing; there are no reasons to make scandals that can be dug and reported by any effort.
2014年8月14日 星期四
2014年8月1日 星期五
Why I Attend Graduate School
Frankly
speaking, if passing the entrance examination of Journalism Graduate School of
National Chengchi University (NCCU), I will regard the day when I receive the notice of
admission to NCCU will be the best day of my life.
Being a senior
in college, I attended in the writing group with a view to improving my writing
ability, and I have been very interested in reading journals and newspapers.
There was a
speech (which is) held by my school about “How to Be a Pro and Outstanding
Press man”, and invited an anchorman as the guest speaker; I have strongly
wanted to be a press woman ever since.
Instead of finding
a job immediately
after graduated, in my opinion, attending the department of journalism will be
the best choice for my career. Because I can make the most of my precious time
to acquire more professional knowledge so as to devote myself to serving the
society in the future. It is well-known that the power of the press is very great. Many public figures become famous or notorious thanks to the
journalism. It may be confirmed that I go to the graduate school will be a
turning point in my life.
As the proverb
goes, “Great works are done/achieved not only by strength but also by
perseverance.” It is certain/definite for me to
set my
life goal to enter the journalism/to get in the door of journalism; I’ve
spared no effort on it. It is my firm belief that only through the perseverance
and hard work can I succeed in doing everything. First, I use my leisure time
for studying required subjects. Besides, I’ve written blogs about the public
news with my judgment in order to let people know what point of views may be
ignored by the other mass media.
Moreover, I’ve founded a Facebook club of my community to solidify the
consciousness of community. Studying hard and devoting myself to community are
worthy to do/are worth doing. I wish if I could live over one hundred years, I would
still make the choice to be a journalist.
2014年7月1日 星期二
2013年8月22日 星期四
請官員們動動腦，別再亂花錢
2013年08月14日網路新聞頭條刊登：「經濟部能源局昨坦承，以10萬元的廣告預算，向雅虎奇摩與Google等網站買了92個關鍵字，包括與核能、反核相關的字眼63個，及29名常針對核能發言的人名」。
這則報導又再一次顯示政府遇到危機時的應對方式，是如此脫節且缺乏高瞻遠矚的智慧，甚至是不斷踐踏人民對政府當局的信任，人民的不安、憤怒與失望，執政者不能再視若無睹！
任誰都明白，核能並非長久之計，若要讓我們的下一代綿延永續且遠離核安問題，替代性能源的發展就不能被忽視，核能問題終需解決，因此，身為公家機關的政策治定者，掌握豐富資源，應該要好好擬定節能政策及乾淨能源發展之可行性，提出具體的解決方針並以行動說服人民，如今卻反其道而行，暗地進行這種資訊排擠以達到間接過濾訊息的卑鄙手段，儘管政府阻止不了反核人士排山倒海的抗爭與反對聲浪，但難道只能想到花錢了事，輕易的將人民的血汗錢撒在購買網路關鍵字，企圖攏絡資訊以蒙蔽人民的視聽，這種訊息控制的爛步數到底還要用到什麼時後?
如今此般掩耳盜鈴的手法，只會更凸顯政府在面對核能問題時，與人民同樣束手無策。
這則報導又再一次顯示政府遇到危機時的應對方式，是如此脫節且缺乏高瞻遠矚的智慧，甚至是不斷踐踏人民對政府當局的信任，人民的不安、憤怒與失望，執政者不能再視若無睹！
任誰都明白，核能並非長久之計，若要讓我們的下一代綿延永續且遠離核安問題，替代性能源的發展就不能被忽視，核能問題終需解決，因此，身為公家機關的政策治定者，掌握豐富資源，應該要好好擬定節能政策及乾淨能源發展之可行性，提出具體的解決方針並以行動說服人民，如今卻反其道而行，暗地進行這種資訊排擠以達到間接過濾訊息的卑鄙手段，儘管政府阻止不了反核人士排山倒海的抗爭與反對聲浪，但難道只能想到花錢了事，輕易的將人民的血汗錢撒在購買網路關鍵字，企圖攏絡資訊以蒙蔽人民的視聽，這種訊息控制的爛步數到底還要用到什麼時後?
如今此般掩耳盜鈴的手法，只會更凸顯政府在面對核能問題時，與人民同樣束手無策。
2013年3月17日 星期日
一起| 把標籤撕掉吧
2013年2月22日 星期五
COMPOSITION:How people respond to fear
NCCU 2008 Entrance Examination of Graduate
School of Journalism
[How people respond to fear.] Corrected by Teacher White: about 289 words
政治大學 新聞研究所英文考古題2008年作文題目練習
Teacher White(美國威斯康辛大學 英文教學研究所畢) 批改完成
2013年2月19日 星期二
COMPOSITION:The best day of my life
NCCU 2010 Entrance Examination of Graduate School of
Journalism
[The
best day of my life] Corrected by Teacher White
政治大學 新聞研究所英文考古題 2010年作文題目練習
Teacher White(美國威斯康辛大學 英文教學研究所畢) 批改完成
2013年2月16日 星期六
COMPOSITION: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a job while in college
NCCU
2011 Entrance Examination of Graduate School of Journalism
[Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a job while in college] State your own opinion. Corrected by teacher White, about 297 words
政治大學 新聞研究所英文考古題 2011年作文題目練習
Teacher White(美國威斯康辛大學 英文教學研究所畢) 批改完成
2013年2月15日 星期五
COMPOSITION: How I’d like to be remembered when I die
NCCU 2012 Entrance Examination of Graduate
School of Journalism
[How I’d like to be remembered when I die] Be sure to state and justify your own reasons. Corrected by teacher White, about 305 words.
[How I’d like to be remembered when I die] Be sure to state and justify your own reasons. Corrected by teacher White, about 305 words.
政治大學 新聞研究所英文考古題 2012年作文題目練習
Teacher White(美國威斯康辛大學 英文教學研究所畢) 批改完成
2013年1月29日 星期二
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