Two books at a time I'd heard a “live" on wechat group today. It's a lecture about reading given by a psychology major under graduate . I was impressed by his words and appreciate his sophisticated mindset. How come a young man borned after 1990 would have such an old soul! Besides, he has a deep voice and a good looking profile photo. Some girls in the wechat group are asking if he has a girlfriend. Lol..... For me, what's useful in the lecture is the young man give a really good advice on reading books. That is he reads two books at one time--one is a novel , the other is a non-fiction book. Why? Because he thinks this will be good for his mind. This kind of switch is like a button to turn on/off the highly-focusing work mode. Reading non-fiction books is to acquired knowledge, to gain information, to learn something we don't know before. This requires a lot of long-time concentration and brain energy. So we'd better read them right beside the desk, sit still and focus on the pages. On the other hand, fiction books is somehow just for pleasure or more presisely for kill time. So just spend the time gap to read them , such as daily commuting from home to office, or the hours on a plane or even the teen tiny minutes before you meet someone. I like this suggestion. I only read one single book at one single time. I thought it would be too busy and confusing to read more than one book. Well, maybe what I thought was wrong. Now it's time to change.

Bread Superman Today, I finished my second coding assignment in Khan academy. I drawed a Japanese cartoon 'Bread Superman’.(See photo) Coding is much more funny than I expected, which I used to consider it a difficult subject in high school .Of course ,it is difficult, especially when apply in the real life activities. I take the beginner class.It is so interesting that I keep coding for hours and I don't feel any tireness. I think I was experiencing some FLOW phenomenon in psychology when coding. After finished drawing(coding), I look at my 'Bread Superman' photo.I feel a striking Epic monment ， a huge fulfilment and happiness. No wonder so many computer geeks enjoy to be code monkeys. I think I'll join their party someday.

Everyone can be a genius I am reading a book, named Deliberate Practice , written by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool. I am going to finish it in 10 days. That is to say I read a chapter for each day.I read the introduction session of the book yesterday. It told me that everyone has the gift to aquaire expertise via deliberate practice.Everyone is born with genius in our brain. This point of view suprised me. I have never thought of that. Everybody would say Mozart is a talented musician. When he was young, he had a gift that he can recognize the "perfect pitch", which is a rare ability among humans. We used to reckon it as a nature born capacity. But a scientific experiment carried by a Tokyo music school, that they designed a course to train 24 kids aged from 2 to 6 years via deliberate practice the "perfect pitch", over turn the previous thoughts. The result is all the kids aquire the ability to tell the difference in musical tones, such as C ,E ,G,F... This is a significant founding that all of us have the potential to be somebody. It sets inside our brain. All we need to do is to develope it.All the talented people we saw nowadays are not born with skills. What they achieved today are all through hard working and deliberate practising.

I am so regreted.. Last night, I was busy doing my work at the computer around 10pm.Then my mom came to my room asked me to go to sleep with a teacher-like tone. I suddently got annoyed, I felt an overwhelmingly lost control. I shouted out loudly at my mom, saying something nonsence to her and continued to my own project. But a few minutes later, I felt so regret about that. I shouldn't do this to her. When I was furious，my brain was totally empty. I could't realize anything but the angry emotion. Why could't I supress my bad emotions and talk to her like a normal person. I felt so ashamed. I should apologize to her right away.