關於 4 stages of human life ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

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As we grow older, and hence wiser, we slowly realize that wearing a $1,000 or a $10 watch - - they both tell the same time. Whether we carry a $500 or a $50 wallet/handbag - - the amount of money inside is the same. Whether we drink a bottle of $100 or $10 wine - - the hangover is the same. Whether the house we live in is 100 or 1,000 sq. ft. - - loneliness is the same
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You will realize, your true inner happiness does not come from the material things of this world.

Therefore, I hope you realize, when you have mates, buddies and old friends, brothers and sisters, who you chat with, laugh with, talk with, have sung songs with, talk about north-south-east-west or heaven and earth - - That is true happiness!! SIX UNDENIABLE FACTS OF LIFE:
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1. Don't educate your children to be rich. Educate them to be Happy. So when they grow up they will know the value of things not the price.

2: Best awarded words: "Eat your food as your medicines. Otherwise you have to eat medicines as your food." .
3: The One who loves you will never leave you because even if there are 100 reasons to give up he or she will find 1 reason to hold on.

4: There is a big difference between a human being and being human. Only a few really understand it.

5. You are loved when you are born. You will be loved when you die. In between, You have to manage!

6: If you just want to Walk Fast, Walk Alone! But if you want to Walk Far, Walk Together!
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SIX BEST DOCTORS IN THE WORLD:

1. Sunlight
2. Rest
3. Exercise
4. Diet
5. Self Confidence and
6. Friends!

Maintain them in all stages of Life and enjoy a healthy life.

The older we get, the fewer things seem worth waiting in line for.
If you agree please share!

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這英文文章寫得太好了，值得閱讀。作者Ratan Tata 是印度最大汽車廠塔塔汽車公司的創辦人。以下是他在倫敦演講的金句——

👉1.Don't educate your children to be rich. *Educate them to be Happy* .
So when they grow up they will know the value of things not the price
不要教導孩子追求財富；教導他們追求樂趣。如此，當他們長大後，會瞭解事物的價值而非價格。

👉2. "Eat your food as your medicines. Otherwise
you have to eat medicines
as your food"
把食物當藥吃，否則你終將把藥當食物吃。

👉3. The One who loves you
will never leave you because
even if there are 100 reason to give up they will find one reason to hold on
愛你的人不會離開你，即使有一百個理由令他放棄，他也會找出一個來堅持愛你。

👉4. There is a lot of difference between *human being* and *being human*.
A Few who understand it.
人與為人之間有著很大的不同，只有少數人能了解。

👉5. You are loved when you are born. You will be loved when you die. In between You have to manage...!
出生時被愛，到撒手離世還被愛；在這之間，你必須好好經營。

👉6. If u want to Walk Fast,
Walk Alone..! But if u want to Walk Far, Walk Together!
想走得快，自己走；想走得遠，一起走。

👉7. Six Best Doctors in the World* :
1. *Sunlight*
2. *Rest*
3.*Exercise*
4. *Diet*
5. *Self Confidence*
&
6. *Friends*
Maintain them in all stages of Life and enjoy healthy life
世上最好的六位醫生：
1. 陽光
2. 休息
3. 運動
4. 飲食習慣
5. 自信 以及
6. 朋友 ⋯
請在生命各個階段好好維護它們以享受健康人生。

👉8. If you see the moon .....
You see the beauty of God .....
If you see the Sun .....
You see the power of God .....
And .. If you see the Mirror ....You see the best Creation of GOD ....
So Believe in YOURSELF.... 🙂.
見著月亮，你就見著了神的美；看見太陽，你就看見了神的力量；見著了鏡子，你會看見神最滿意的創作⋯所以，定要相信自己。

👉9. We all are tourists & God is our travel agent who
already fixed all our Routes Reservations & Destinations.
So! Trust him & Enjoy the "Trip" called LIFE...
我們都是旅客，而神則是早已為我們的目的地和旅遊路線安排妥當的旅行社。因此，相信祂並且享受這場稱作「生命」的旅程吧。
Send to all people who are important to you.

時尚設計大師溫慶珠訪談羅展鵬第1/4篇

在幽暗曠野上尋光的孩子

文字／鍾瑩貞 CHUNG Yin Chen

引言：
像是拋棄世俗皮囊般，他選擇獨自背上行囊，一個人前往未知，緩慢以自我步調行走在曠野之上。路上，偶爾會有小狗陪伴，但常常僅是無聲，一股像是穿越時空的沉默，足以讓人挖掘、掏空、反芻、打破、再生，一次又一次，重覆再重覆，他不厭其煩的想用畫筆尋找自我，尋找內在那個隱藏已久卻閃閃發光的孩子……

內文：
他說：「永遠都要面對未知，像在曠野裡徘徊尋找，才會找到一條路。走著走著，可能發現前行的大師們早已經過，我會發現他們殘餘的篝火，也會依稀看到一點新方向，接著，繼續摸索的走下去……我覺得創作像是如此。」

從最早的草莓族系列作品，陰鬱中充滿光鮮色彩，一絲不苟、比照片更加真實的具象繪畫；到近期卸下大量色彩、拋棄巨幅畫布，轉換為一種更加純粹、沉靜的氛圍，你會以為他變了，但其實他只是選擇了反璞歸真。「我的人生有兩個階段，以前是想超越人類的手，挑戰極限，力求完美且十分巨大；但現在，我是跟空間、氣候、季節、溫度與濕度一起作畫，我想回到『手的溫度』，它有缺點，但缺點就是我，也是人類的魅力。」

一開始畫大眾所謂的「美女」時，就只是畫生活週遭的友人，想藉由她們傳達身分認同、國族認同、貧富差距等問題，也想挖掘屬於台灣印記的文化特徵，因為他認為台灣從根本論述上就避諱談「如何面對自己」。 （待續）

Know more about Lo Chan Peng 1/4
The Child Seeking for Light on the Dim Plains
By CHUNG Yin Chen

Prologue
As if trying to be rid of the mundanity of the world, he chooses to travel solo into the unknown with a rucksack on his back, paving his way through the plains at his own pace. The occasional company of a puppy on the journey is often silent, a silence that pierces through time and space, encouraging one to investigate, empty, reiterate, break away and reborn over and over again, as he tirelessly seeks for the hidden yet radiant child within himself through his paint brushes.

Content
He says: “One is always faced with the unknow, as if searching for a trail on a wild plain. The past masters may have already made the same journey, and I may find new directions from the ashes left from their campfires and continue to explore the path…I sense that making art is just like this.”

From the hyperrealistic figurative paintings of the early “Strawberry Generation” series which consist of bright colours with contrasting dark atmosphere to Lo’s recent abandonment of large-scale canvases and vivid colours in favour of unalloyed and tranquil compositions, one may wonder if he had changed. But as a matter of fact, he had not altered at all, he had simply chosen to go back to the purest beginning of his art. “There have been two different stages in my life. I had wanted to challenge the human capacity in pursue of perfection and grandeur, but now I work with the space, weather, season, temperature and humidity around me, for I want to deliver the “warmth of my hands” despite their flaws. The flaws are part of me, and they are also the charms of human as a species.”

The paintings of the so-called “beauties” in the public eye were simply portraits of friends within Lo’s social circle. Through the portraits of these females, the artist aimed to explore multiple social issues such as identity, nationality, economic inequality, as well as investigating the cultural significance that is unique to Taiwan as a nation. For he believed the question of “how to inspect oneself” has always been avoided in the Taiwanese society...（to be continued）