In Taekwondo, a coach’s “eyes” mean observation and evaluation. They shape training and performance, as good coaches see beyond moves and correct quickly.
Since the day I first entered the world of blogging, more than ten years have slipped away. Life has been so hurried—hurried enough to forget the days, and almost lose the passion I began with.
There are people you think you can still meet tomorrow; there are things you think you can still do the next day. But when you turn away, and the sun rises again, those people may already be gone…
Life keeps me moving, pushing me onto paths most approve of. Pleasing others may look like “maturity,” but true maturity is something else. As the lyrics say: “The life I sold away, I…
Silent Watching in Chess Is a Great Wisdom 观棋不语是一种大智慧
观棋不语，不是冷漠，而是明白：克制比表达更难，沉默比喧嚣更有力。懂得收敛的人，看见的是更大的局面。
To watch in silence is not apathy but knowing restraint is harder than expression, and silence stronger than noise. Those who hold back see the bigger picture.
