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English translation: @benkongenglish
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不公平且不重要的例如運氣 財富 外貌
都不能阻礙我們成就平靜與喜悅
或貴或賤的人 每日時間都同地球自轉一周
只是每個人一生中的日數不等
或高或矮的人 都有可行動的雙手雙腳
只是總有人缺手斷腳
但不公平的定是不重要的
最重要的是我們都有能自由飛翔的心
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Unimportant areas where unfairness exists like fortune, fame and appearance cannot stand in our way towards calmness and joy.
People from all walks of life have the same 24 hours everyday together with the earth rotation.
They may have different number of days in life though.
People of different heights have the same movable limbs.
There are always people with some form of physical disabilities though.
What we feel is unfair is always towards something that’s not important.
What matter most is we all have a heart that can fly above 38000 feet.

Stroll along Singapore River.. Loving the vibes around @fullertonhotelsg - all those landmarks and historical buildings..

📍Cavenagh Bridge
The only suspension bridge and one of the oldest bridges in Singapore, spanning the lower reaches of the Singapore River in the Downtown Core.
Opened in 1869 to commemorate Singapore's new Crown colony of the Straits Settlements status in 1867, it is the oldest bridge in Singapore that exists in its original form.

It's been close to 9 years since I formed my very first female team to compete in Dota tournaments, but the general view when it comes to female players have not improved much since; there often exists this atmosphere of contempt or skepticism, as well as a tendency for body-shaming and gender-based insults.

But in comparison, more and more girls nowadays know how to protect or stand up for themselves better, often choosing to voice out in the face of unjust treatment, and by doing that they send a loud and clear message to discourage the perpetrators, instead of staying silent in fear of offending people (what we were often taught to do), and as a result normalizing problematic behaviors such as sexual harassment or cyberbullying.

The numerous sexual harassment cases that've surfaced over the years in the esports scene were only the tip of the iceberg; each of the survivors displayed admirable courage in voicing out against bad actors in the scene, in spite of the power or influence the perpetrators might have, to share their harrowing stories with the rest of us. And with that they created opportunities for us to empathize and share in their experiences, which in turn allows the views and thinking of the community to evolve as a collective whole.

Every single voice matters. As time passes and people get more empathetic and vocal when it comes to such issues, slowly but surely, the scene will improve.

Hope to see the day where esports can finally be a safe space for women. ❤️

(Photo: Training session with my female team in Singapore, 2013)

井波彫刻は240年の伝統と250名の職人を有し、住宅欄間を主に、獅子頭、置物、パネルなどの木彫刻品を製作している。4年に一度南砺市いなみ国際木彫刻キャンプが行われている。



0:00 Drive to Inami
0:13 Start to walk from hotel
1:33 Wood welcome board
2:17 On the street
2:40 Wooden bus stop spot
8:56 Restaurant Matsuya
11:44 In front of Zuisen-ji Temple


Inami is most well known for its extensive wood carving district which traces its origins to the construction of the Inami Betsuin Zuisen-ji Temple in 1390. This temple, entirely made of wood and ornamented with intricate carvings has a long history of burning down only to be rebuilt in a much more extravagant fashion. The temple was most recently rebuilt during the Meiji period in 1885, and now exists as the largest wooden Pureland Buddhist temple in the Hokuriku region. It was officially designated as "one of the prefecture's important cultural assets" on April 1, 1965.


Because of its rich history, wood carving is the major trade in Inami. During the reconstruction of the temple in the mid 18th century woodcarvers from Kyoto were dispatched to help in the rebuilding process. These helpers ushered in a new era of woodcarving in Inami, and local carpenters began to produce a more varied assortment of carvings than the temple pieces they had focused on previously.Presently, the woodcarvers use over 200 different variations of chisels to complete their works. They are considered to be the most skilled woodcarvers Japan.

The sound of the Inami woodcarving district was chosen in 1996 as one of the 100 Soundscapes of Japan.

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