MJHU's BULLETIN
Michael commences partnership with CMCC
JiidAs 发表于 2010-02-02 17:15:34
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(2 Feb 2010, Shanghai)
Michael is pleased to announce the beginning of a long partnership with CMCC, the leading mobile service and solution provider based in China.
The agreement will see CMCC supply Michael with various sevices for the Nokia 5320 XpressMusic mobile phone, including the introduction of SMS, MMS, GPRS, Fetion, 139 Mailbox and other solutions from M-Zone.
Speaking at the announcement, Michael commented: “We are delighted to join forces with CMCC as a technical partner of mine. Their expertise in providing high-end mobile telecom sevices is well suited to our requirements and the demands of a more CMCCized society, especially due to the introduction of Fetion, which has holded numerous customers' relationship. After years with China Unicom since 2004, I’m confident that we will enjoy a more productive and successful working relationship together through such a move in the years ahead.”
Wang Jianzhou, chairman and CEO of CMCC, added: "This agreement with Michael represents more than just a simple overturn to a stubborn supporter for one of our main rivals. It’s also an important milestone because, for the first time in its long history, the company has become a supplier not only for our cost performance, but also for our effort and business model that has been developed and created specifically for our goals. This is a great achievement made possible by the excellent collaboration established with Michael and the skills of our employees and engineers who have been tryingto make the most of what we have. We are proud that the partnership will allow our products to be used by another smart user and will contribute to the success of him.”
About China Mobile Limited (SEHK: 0941, NYSE: CHL):CMCC provides mobile voice and multimedia services through its nationwide mobile telecommunications network, the largest of its kind in the world. While a state-owned enterprise,] it is listed on both the NYSE and the Hong Kong stock exchange.In addition to the world’s largest mobile network, China Mobile has also the greatest number of mobile subscribers. As of 2009, it is the world's largest mobile phone operator, with over 508 million customers, the largest Chinese company listed overseas and the largest telecom in Asia.
Michael's S1 Course by Course Review
JiidAs 发表于 2010-01-31 16:29:47
1.Introduction to Chinese History, Feng Xianliang (L), Result: A level
My first humanity course. Funny classes and deepen my understanding of China in the past. The finale was generally friendly and I'm surprised at the result after a bit preparations, though the finale itself was just-so-so. Reviewing it along with next course could be thrilling, if I can add more words.
RATING: 5/5
2.History of Chinese Laws, Guo Jian (P), Result: A level
I would say this is the first major course that really arouses my interest. Though average-rated by some peers, Guo is an attractive lecturer to me, and the content, which is mainly related to history, simply meets the sort that I like. Obviously the closed-book exam requires nightmare-like preparation and memorization work to do. Fortunately the result was not bad though the finale was a bit out of the previous scope and I was just uncomfortable after it. PS:Shanghainese are really all LIUMANGs.
RATING:5/5
3.Criminal Law, Chen Haoran (P), Result: B level
This semester is set to be the last one that Chen would teach undergrads. But except his leading as a conductor in our 12.9 singing contest, I have to reckon the course itself as disappointed. Those ridiculous cases were just repitition. And as a male student the final grade was beyond expectation. So best ragards and I'm sure considerable guys would yet admire him as much,
RATING:3/5
4.Physical fitness class, Wang Zhen, Result: C
(Note: the highest GPA limit is C= =)
I don't really understand why I'm in the course. Maybe PE holds a consistent impact on the overall grade result however I try, and it's not tough for me to find a reasonable explanation. But it's nice to learn Wuqinxi with Many and I managed to achieve the most of it. Going to canteen in the southern campus on every Tuesday afternoon is a bit odd, though.
RATING:I do suggest you not to go if you are not physically challenged...
5.International Law, Prof. Zhang Naigen, Result: A level
I've stated here before that it's the best class I've ever had in Law School, or maybe one of the best in Fudan - if not the best of all. First A level for my major course. Nothing more to add and hats off!
RATING:5/5
6.College English III, Ni Hui (L), Result: A level
Don't mention my big mistake in freshman year...that's why this course is still on my list. Warm-hearted teacher but poor teaching. The result was acceptable considering I never attended Friday's classes in the moring, but 8-point A-s for English is not a good news.
RATING:2/5
7.Moral Ethics and Basics of Law, Shao Xiaoying (AP), Result: A level
Shao is just as phenemenal as said to be. I came to realize that political courses could have been given in such a manner. I tried to understand what she said and involve myelf in political course for the first time. First A for such courses was definitely encouraging.
RATING:5/5
8.Philosophical Basis of Scientific Methods, Prof. Xie Xialing, Result: B level
Fun to listen though a bit hard to comprehend sometimes, like all philosophy courses. But seemingly no much application in real life could be a setback. As always my "hexin" courses fail to end up meeting my expectations and I'm just not that into philoophy perhaps.
RATING:4/5
9.Military Theory, Result: A level
Obviously we've all seen Zhao Liang only once through the compulsory course (on the exam day). Sorry for all the paper I wasted but it's just what it is meant to be. The result illustrated my high RP in such fan-blowing exams.
RATING: 0-5/5...depends on your result...
10.Introduction to Chinese Modern History, Ye Genfa/Gao Xiaolin, Result: A level
Rather average for Ye. Reading static materials is not impressive at all. Gao is obviously much better as a replacement during Ye's travelling absence. The result was much to my surprise since he was said to be cruel on grades. Maybe fairly good finale paper could be an answer.
RATING: 2/5, if Gao does not show up...
11.Administrative Litigation Law, Prof. Zhu Shudi, Result: A level
Once again, second consecutive semester where we are all LEIed down by Auntie Zhu. Nobody ever knows what she's talking about plus her mysterious "traffic accident" which help her disappear for 3 weeks. And her graduate assistant was as WATERY. The first-ever closed-book made everyone feel sick but I guess my good luck comes from the inferrd fact that she used my version of (boring) translation as the reference key...(this was a must assigned for all)
RATING:1/5
12.Achaeology and Human, Prof. Gao Menghe, Result: B level
Gao is a typical example of so-called "public intellects" and I was moved by what they have been doing. Writing essays as finale does not do my favour but I'm still glad to have attended this course.
RATING: 5/5
CONCLUSION: What a high-RP semester and all that lost last year seems to be coming back. But trying to maintain such momentum for the upcoming semester would be another huge mountain to climb, Good luck to myself and some comprise for higher grades could be true. Sorry for being as "ordinarily-good" as all the other top students. See you in March.
P.S.This is not a XYT.
求解
JiidAs 发表于 2010-01-19 21:55:53
2010.1.19。一个本应该开心却又走不出痛苦重复出现的日子。也许这就是所谓巡回吧。循环耳。
20。10。
JiidAs 发表于 2010-01-02 16:56:44
没有为什么，只是更多的会不开心（表面的原因应该多得不愿列举了吧），更多的不知道自己在做什么，更多的不知道前方在哪里，是什么。
后来想了一下。真正的为什么不开心，你知道的。
回想过去浑浑噩噩的7000多个日夜，竟也这么过去了。已然二十岁的我，没有畏惧什么，也没有任何期待。
突然想到，再感叹句：看着年轻的脸庞，我总觉得离他们好远。
犹记得好几次濒临崩溃的时候，所幸缘分让我在这时遇见了你。
生活看起来变得有点不一样。有些东西并不是生活的全部。而且看起来未来清晰明亮了些。
一次次不住地惊讶于命运的神奇。除了太不容易之外想不出其他更合适的语汇。
2009年现在回顾起来是不安的一年。周围的人，城市，国家，世界似乎被抛入了一种莫名的陌生循环。我不喜欢这些。年末再来一部2012，让这些显得更不敢让人想见，虽然我一直追求着唯恐天下不乱的毁灭。大家越发艰难的生活，某些人越发低的智商，各种矛盾日益暗流涌动偶尔爆发。这是个越来越奇怪的时代，奇怪到没有人明白这是怎么回事，却只是不住的怨念。
按照以往的回忆顺序吧。艾夫一实在莫名其妙，没什么可说的。涵姐姐的唱片很好，可惜依然因为别的莫名事情而只有我在听。六十年很赞，可是他们能不能多把关注放在更需要的地方。学校依然悲剧不断一无所获，看不出可控的可能在哪里。算是神奇的过了高口的一半，进了志愿者，还有那不可思议的最后4个月。看起来是个不错的happy ending，但愿也能为下一年开个好头。
2010。四个数字本身已让人无理由激动。也许是世博，也许是舒米的回归，也许是排得满满的日程和未来可能的希望。最重要的是，我决定更多的think 4 myself，听自己心里的声音，更加清晰的动力，更加open的心态。也许喊了很久，纠结了很久，等待了很久。无论如何，我想去做，我想去尝试，我想看看会发生什么。我感到依然在那里的机会和前方的期待。
20岁。准备担当更多，做好真实的我面对自己。一切从这个第一次在上海以外度过的生日开始。
谢谢二十载春秋的所有人。U make my life so special and meaningful。你们使我活着，正常地，混得还不错地，成为今天的我。
I'M BACK, STILL THERE TO MOVE ON.
2010, BETTER EARTH, BETTER SHANGHAI, BETTER ME。
在2010和上海一起变得更美好的
Michael:D
正在听的歌：方大同|红豆|Timeless可啦思刻~
photo by Michael's Pa@020110，太湖。Immortal。
应景下接着贴。还是有点感情，所以看看会发生什么。。
【偶尔转文章一下】你拿什么让我骄傲，我的复旦
JiidAs 发表于 2009-12-20 18:56:23
传播系 汪晓晔
复旦是我深爱的地方，至今都是。我记得，幼时第一次知道复旦，就觉得它的名字好美，用一句古文来作为名字，是怎样地不食人间烟火，于是铁了心要考复旦。高三直推后参加面试，我在光华楼某一层的某5个办公室走了一圈，然后成为了复旦er。在那个7月，我拿着复旦的红色录取通知书，是那么快乐与骄傲。
一年半后，当我坐在冰冷的寝室敲打键盘时，我依旧深爱复旦。只是——
那些如同鸡肋的晨跑，那些加了几根鱿鱼尾巴就涨价2元5的芹菜，那些不时断水的教学楼饮水机，那些下面人睡觉、上网、看书的水课，那些早早关门的浴室、图书馆，那些落后、抽搐的学校网络，还有我的那些被B的四版。
有人说，高三毕业后的中国学生比美国学生优秀，但是大四毕业后的中国学生却远远落后。袁隆平问温家宝，为什么中国的教育培养不出优秀的人才。这些我都听说过，早在我进复旦以前，本以为复旦会是不同的，但是它却再次印证了中国本科的尴尬境地。
因为要增强学生体质，所以提倡了那个每个学期15次的晨跑，除了让我们很早很早地起来，骑车到相辉堂散步以外有什么锻炼价值呢？既然要鼓励学生运动，为什么不可以减轻一些莫名的课程，为什么不可以完善开发更多的场地给学生使用呢？至少打网球不用去抢。
菜价。先不说食堂大妈多少次多扣我的钱，也不说菜里多少次有头发，更不说用油和辣装点出的那些昨天的前天的菜，那日母亲跟我说，现在你们的芹菜应该便宜吧，最近外面价钱这个最便宜了。于是我来到食堂，点了一份芹菜（至少看上去只有绿色）和一份番茄炒蛋，一共6块2。而我吃到多少东西呢，一共是5口芹菜，5小块番茄，1小块蛋和2根鱿鱼的尾巴，对了还有发硬的饭。于是每天都要纠结怎么才能补充到充分营养的蔬菜，最后被逼天天麻辣烫，吃到嘴唇上火。
对了，前面不是还鼓励运动，要健康吗~怎么吃的就不管健康了呢。最绝的是，我告诉母亲后，她来了句，你也得让人家赚钱啊。我第一次知道，原来办大学是为了赚钱。
一个教学楼往往有40个左右的教室，1000+学生，但是只有一个饮水机，在寒冷的冬天总是要排队倒水，有时水还小得羞羞答答。这是小问题，是的，我承认，但就是这样的小问题，堂堂百年复旦居然还搞不定。
水课的问题。我们要修140+的分数，是其他任何国家的学校都很难想象的，其结果就是每个礼拜面对近30节课，12+种课程疲于奔命，期末期中更是抓狂地赶论文、pre，先不说最后交上去的作业有多少是抄袭的（一个礼拜3篇论文，还有30节课要上，请问你期待多好的论文质量）每一节课我们的知识都是“知道”而已，有人可以说这就是通识教育，哦，原来通识教育的目的是产生蜻蜓点水的“知道分子”。
更加多的情况是老师上课很水，这是师资。我不知道要怎样才能做成复旦的老师，我只知道有很多很好的老师、教授最后都疲于应付升职的指标——论文、研究报告等等，我还知道有很多很水的老师连自己都不知道自己的课程应该要上什么、读读稿子就算过去了。偶尔有的好老师的课程，还因为水老师的课程是必修还要点名，而不得不忍痛割爱。所谓白发苍苍的老先生，大概只在歌里吧。
学校设施的开放时间。浴室3点-10点的开放时间导致每天的最大头疼就是如何安排洗澡时间，晚上8点多下课，如果想要自修也不过能自修一个小时，就为了洗澡。学校的开放时间其实都挺诡异的，不止是浴室，比如图书馆，新闻学院的图书馆居然是我们上课它上班，我们下课它关闭。怎么，鼓励我们逃课泡图书馆？进去还要寄包，有时管理大叔不爽了还要查卡。
学校工作人员也是很诡异的，图书馆的闭馆是因为大叔要回家，清理水槽的阿姨说，请大家不要把水倒在水槽里。那我们雇佣你是干嘛的。图书馆管理人员要是你找不到书，她居然也爱莫能助。食堂打饭大妈爱理不理，经常把5块的菜打成6块。
学校网络常常抽搐，信息办这么多老师居然还搞不定一个小小的局域网。比如一而再再而三重考的体育理论考，（by the way,那个玩意实际上是考察我们的电脑运用水平的知道吗，比如word检索会不会用）。
最后是我做的《复旦人周报》四版深度报道。新闻学院80年院庆刚刚过去，号称学术独立、思想自由的复旦里居然有这么一个老师，她说，你们的报导不能提“校园民主”，要说“主人翁意识”。然后义无反顾地B了我们的稿子。这是我第五次被B稿子。只是我学不了某个开天窗的报纸罢了。哦，我知道了，复旦是在教我们，新闻自由实在是难得啊。
可能我说的都是很细节的东西，但是细节决定成败，这些会影响我们的学习。至少我知道，在哈佛的学生可以在图书馆泡一个晚上而不用考虑洗不了澡或者寝室没空调回去会冷的时候，在他们可以一个礼拜4门课，每一门都用心地去学而不用被庞杂的水课等等影响分心的时候，在他们可以派出自己的记者参与美国大选的采访的时候，我们在这，6点起床去“早晨散步”，7点去吃昨天做的冷的包子，8点去上水课睡觉，11点开始纠结去哪里吃得到足够的蔬菜，12点在食堂花了10块刚刚吃了个半饱，2点赶到图书馆借书，2点半才找到那本书到借阅处老师告诉你对不起不外借，4点半图书馆关门你被赶走，8点半赶回去洗澡，10点在冰冷的寝室里试图学习。也只是试图而已。
光华楼的富丽堂皇后面是我们破败的寝室，漏水，寒冷，无空调热水器冰箱，新闻学院最豪华的楼是SMG的，后面是我们的小小的红楼。
我很忙，我很累，但是我不知道我在忙什么，我在累什么。因为我觉得，我原本可以不用这么忙这么累的。我的亲爱的复旦，我依旧怀有当初对你的美好情愫，可是现在，你拿什么让我骄傲。
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这两天有空想了很多。确实是说出了很多人的心声，只是大多数人不敢说或者是在抱怨声中习惯了罢了。其实很多时候只是我们想要的太多了罢了。再如何如何这毕竟是我们的学校，我们的城市，我们的国家和社会。大学亦不过只是社会时代的缩影罢了。多想到天下多少其他地方的人们，心情也就释然了。我们理解这些，而且唯有怀着感恩之心做得更好。毕竟大学亦不过是一个大家互相欺骗并乐此不疲的游戏体系罢了，可惜看懂这一切有点晚了。可惜。
乃（lai3）根爷爷十大典型语录——写在国际法结束之后
JiidAs 发表于 2009-12-11 18:47:31
1.专有名词前必加the。
2.maritime=morning time
3.binding=bounding
4....train you to become professional lawyers for your future…
5.。。。（欢迎大家补充~一不上课这黄鱼脑子又老了。。）
6.各种异国鸟语发音混乱无数（好吧，可以理解的）
之前没有想通为什么会被拖进这间教室，也不知道该期待些什么，虽然之前选课时就毫不犹豫地选了全英文（虽然12周是最吸引我的。。。），犹如当初直接挑衅高英一样。莫非所有的英语课试听总会欺骗人么？抑或是自己总是过于狂妄？反正也许是因为一个人，也许是因为中文课之水过于明显，又也许是因为骨子里仍然不要命的自己找死不愿就此放弃希望的脾气。。。总之，在一片支持与反对中我还是留了下来。而至今的收获和好人的爷爷没有让我后悔的理由，与一个简单的结果无关。
向爷爷这位法院里遇到的第一位真正的学者致敬，虽然您并不老但永远显得那么有老学者的精神矍铄，让我们充满了不知从哪来的动力每周三一早冒着晨雾打着瞌睡勉强撑着去上您那绵长而又不一定听得懂的课，这常常令人愧疚。而最后那样的努力看书都到了我都不敢相信的地步，又不能不令自己感动。（谢谢亲爱的~没有你的陪伴这是不可能的~）庆幸这学期依然能有一门这样让人毫不后悔、超越课程本身的课。无论将来我们会从事什么，那非同寻常的14周会是难以忘怀的，而某些东西已不再重要了。
可惜这学期我最喜欢的这门课已经考试完成正式结束了。一如既往，走出考场后的教室，长舒一口气的我们也许还得花一些时间才能缓回来，但又终究还得面对一个真实的世界，比那些惊天动地的case们更真实。
P.S.顺便纪念BT P2P VERYCD君们离开我们的日子。这让我明白了没有电脑人类本也能过得很好的，而电脑更能够用来做些别的什么更有意义的事。
