'You won't say anything at home，will you？'said Jo．
　　'Not a word，promised Laurie．
　　'I've left two of my stories with a newspaper man，'said Jo，'but I'll have to wait until next week before I know if they will be printed．'
　　'Miss March，the famous American writer！'said Laurie，throwing his hat into the air and catching it．

人生七年里那个唯一完成了阶级跨越的理工科学霸Nick小时候讲了一句话
“If I could change the world, I'd change it into a diamond.”
当时只是印象深刻，前不久看了一个TED演讲，里面有讲到人与人之间的联系，譬如一个人身边有五个朋友，但是这五个朋友都互不认识。对比另一个人，身边五个朋友，但是五个朋友都互相熟络，这两种情形是不一样的。
演讲者用的类比就是，同样是碳元素，因为化学结构不同，有了碳和钻石的差别。在上面举的人际关系的例子中，前者便是碳，后者便是钻石。
可能是我把自己的想法投射到了一个七岁小孩讲出的话上，不知道Nick当时说出这句话时究竟是怎么想的，但我现在的想法也是，如果可以，我希望能把这个世界变成钻石，澄澈透亮，紧密相连，没有人是孤岛。

I have a cursory idea.

Maybe I can try to write weekly notes and some thoughts in my daily life in English. It's a chance to make me not so disgusted with English and prepare for my bilingual course next semester. Recently, I found that the key to learning a language well is to have a desire for expression, so I will take this as a new challenge.

Another advantage of doing so is that only those who really want to know me and communicate with me can hear my true voice.

If you see the end of the article, I'm glad to tell you that you are a patient, kind and intelligent person! It's really my pleasure. [杰瑞]