【#ZASHARE|2020 Taiwan International Education Summit: Towards an Anti-Fragile Paradigm in Education】
''It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way.'' --Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities
The plague has disrupted our social machinery: Governments frazzled, industries in turmoil, and the people in danger. In the face of such a historic tidal wave, where is civilization heading?
Addressing the urgent issues that arose as COVID-19 has become "the new normal," the 2020 Taiwan International Education Summit is dedicated to exploring the following two questions:
First, technology's pervasiveness in our lives has become even more overwhelming as the COVID-19 continues. If the need for technology is inevitable, is it possible to make it more humane and support our holisticity?
Second, the already bloating higher education bubble also came to the brink of bursting. Yet, we're more than ever in need of citizens capable of reconstructing our societies' epistemic, institutional, and infrastructural foundations -- If this is what higher education ought to strive for, how might it be possible?
✨Host: #AdlerYang, R&D Director for Learning Systems and International Programs, ZA Share
Co-Founder, International Research & Action Alliance for Experimental Higher Education
✨Guest:
#DennisLi, Co-Founder and CTO at Sown to Grow
#NaciemNikkahah, Program Manager of Education Technology at ROYBI
#KagekiAsakura, Founder of Tekisen Democratic Education and Working Institute, Japan
#JeongRyu, Professor at Knowledge Circulation Cooperative University (KCCU), Korea
#ManishJain, Founder of Ecoversities Alliance (International) and Co-Founder of Shikshantar: The Peoples’ Institute for Rethinking Education and
Development, India
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📅Date: November 22, 2020 (Sunday, GMT+8)
⌚️Time: 7:00 am - 12:00 pm (Sunday, GMT+8)
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Visit to China and Russia / 启程走访中国和俄罗斯一周
Leaving today for a week-long trip to China and Russia.
I last visited China two years ago, but China changes so quickly that I look forward to visiting again.
My 1st stop is Chengdu, in Sichuan province, where I will be visiting two Singapore projects – the Singapore-Sichuan Hi-Tech Innovation Park and the Raffles City mall. I’m also going to Yingxiu Town, the epicentre of the May 2008 Wenchuan earthquake. The Sichuan government has done a tremendous job reconstructing the town and rebuilding the people’s lives, and are very proud of the results.
I’m also going to Tianjin, to visit the Tianjin Eco-city. This is an important project for Singapore, which I look forward to seeing for the first time.
In Beijing I will be calling on Chinese leaders, including President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao. I am also speaking at the Central Party School (CPS), followed by Q&A. Many up and coming Chinese officials attend the CPS and I expect a lively exchange with them.
From China, I will head to Vladivostok for the annual APEC meeting. This year Russia is hosting. Vladivostok is a port city on the Pacific Ocean at about the same latitude as Hokkaido in Japan. The weather is extremely cold in winter, which is why APEC is being held early this year, in September.
l’ll post updates on my trip when I have something to share. – LHL
今天下午,我将飞往成都,开始对中国的六天访问。我的访问行程排得满满,希望争取时间观察中国在各方面所取得的巨大成就。
我将会见中国领导人,包括胡锦涛主席和温家宝总理,期待跟他们针对彼此关心的课题交换意见。我也受邀到中央党校演讲,跟中国政界的后起之秀做一席谈。这是我第二次到党校演讲,上回是在2005年。
访问期间,我也将参观新加坡人参与的几个投资项目,包括天津生态城,四川高新技术创新园以及成都的莱佛士城购物中心。
我也会到四川省的映秀镇,看一看四川省政府如何安顿受汶川大地震影响的众多居民。
在结束对中国的访问后,我将从北京飞到俄罗斯的海参崴,出席一年一度的亚太经合峰会。海参崴是俄罗斯太平洋沿岸的滨海城市。冬天天气极为寒冷。俄罗斯选择在温暖的9月举行会议,算是尽地主之谊。- 李显龙
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📰 Taiwan ‘corpse repairers’ recount heartbreaking moments after fatal train crash
🀄 台灣“遺體修復師”講述致命火車墜毀後令人心碎的時刻
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A group of volunteer mortuary cosmetologists is working around the clock to bring dignity to those who lost their lives in the deadly derailment that killed 50 in eastern Taiwan on Friday (April 2).
📌 台北(台灣新聞)—一群自願的太平間美容師全天候工作,以尊敬那些在周五(4月2日)在台灣東部造成50人死亡的致命出軌中喪生的人。
More than 100 members of the “76 Monks” have mobilized to reconstruct corpses in the aftermath of Taiwan's worst rail disaster in decades. Founded after the deadly plane crash in Penghu in 2014, the non-profit organization, which comprises morticians and people with related backgrounds, is dedicated to restoring the bodies of those killed in major accidents.
📌 在數十年來台灣最嚴重的鐵路災難之後,「76行者團隊」的100多名成員動員起來重建遺體。該非營利組織成立於2014年,是澎湖致命的飛機失事之後的組織。該組織由殯葬人員和具有相關背景的人員組成,致力於恢復在重大事故中喪生的人的屍體。
Friday’s train collision near Taroko Gorge in Hualien presents a challenge for these “repairers,” as many bodies retrieved from the mangled train carriages are badly damaged, some beyond recognition. “It's unbearable at the scene, families of the victims were crying so hard they fainted,” said Chen Hsiu-chiang (陳修將), one of those involved in the task.
📌 週五,花蓮太魯閣附近發生的火車相撞事件,對這些“修復師”是極大的挑戰,因為從損壞的火車車廂中取回的許多屍體都受到了嚴重損壞,有些甚至無法識別。參與其中之一的陳修將說:“現場實在難以忍受,受害者的家屬哭得如此慘烈,以致昏了過去。”
The work is heart-wrenching, even for the most experienced mortuary cosmetologists, when they have to handle the corpses of victims as young as four years old. “Some volunteers broke down in mourning for those who perished at such a young age and paused to have a good cry before they could resume work,” Newtalk quoted 76 Monks spokesperson Angela Wang (王薇君) as saying.
📌 即使對於最有經驗的太平間美容師來說,當他們不得不處理四歲的受害者的屍體時,這項工作也是令人心痛的。紐塔克引述76行者團隊發言人王薇君(Angela Wang)的話說:“有些志願者為那些年紀輕輕就喪命的人而哀悼,他們停下來哭了起來,然後才恢復工作。”
Reconstructing deformed bodies requires great skill and materials such as cosmetics, prostheses, plaster, and artificial skin. As of Saturday (April 3), 10 bodies had been repaired, with the rest expected to be completed within a week, reported UDN.
📌 重建變形的身體需要大量的技巧和材料,例如化妝品,義肢,石膏和人造皮膚。據UDN報導,至周六(4月3日),已經修復了10具屍體,其餘的有望在一周內完成。
The good Samaritans are asking nothing in return as donations pour in to support their charitable deeds. The proceeds will be used to purchase equipment needed for future missions, the organization said in a Facebook post.
📌 這些樂善好施者並沒有要求任何回報,因為捐款大量湧入,以支持他們的慈善行為。該組織在Facebook貼文中說,所得款項將用於購買未來任務所需的設備。
Each member of the 76 Monks has their own way of dealing with the stress from the job. Chen said he spends two to three hours in a car to calm himself and find peace of mind.
📌 「76行者團隊」的每位成員都有自己的方式來應對工作壓力。陳說,他花了兩到三個小時在車裡才使自己平靜下來,讓自己安心。
🙏 Life is full of uncertainty. May the departed souls rest in peace;
May the living be safe. It is time for solidarity as the nation grieves.
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