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我修改了我的澳洲学生的周记，经过同意，与大家分享。 第11篇周记，讲述他作为博士生在澳洲如何度过复活节。 ========== 澳洲全额奖学金人工智能博士周记 读万卷书，行万里路 走上不一样的路 就会看到不一样的风景 遇到不一样的人 拥有不一样的人生 ========== 我的在澳大利亚全额奖学金学习人工智能博士的学生的已经分享的周记目录 第1篇周记，讲述他正式踏上博士之旅的心情，感受。 第2篇周记，讲述他在澳洲租房子的过程。 第3篇周记，讲述他在遇到的两个关于人工智能的讨论。 第4篇周记，讲述他获得助教职位，开始给人工智能专业的本科老外学生上课的感受。 第5篇周记，讲述他与世界各国的人工智能专家们开在线会议如何协调不同时差的时间。 第6篇周记， 讲述他如何远程帮助自己在中国的父亲解决技术问题，非常令人感动。 第7篇周记，参观悉尼歌剧院的感受，回顾悉尼歌剧院的建造历史。 第8篇周记，讲述他提交人工智能学术会议论文的审核，修改过程，对希望在学术领域有成就的同学很有参考价值。 第9篇周记，讲述他使用两个强大的工具打磨学术论文的感受，对希望在学术领域有成就的同学很有参考价值。 第10篇周记，讲述他作为博士生在澳洲的日常生活，工作，学习，与同事相处等 —日常之形：静水深流中的生活建构 第11篇周记，讲述他作为博士生在澳洲如何度过复活节。 如果上帝允许的话，我会一直为他修改周记，从开始博士学习的第1周，直到戴上博士帽的那一周，让希望读博士的同学或家长见证这一美好的优秀人生旅程。 每篇周记的分享，都会经过他的同意，所以，也许不是每篇都分享。 ========== Parents who are willing are warmly encouraged to share this with their children—a glimpse into the dynamic weekly life of an inspiring young man currently pursuing a PhD in Artificial Intelligence in Australia on a full scholarship. There is no greater teacher than example, and the influence of a role model can ignite ambition in ways words alone cannot. As the proverb goes, “A single spark can start a prairie fire.” Through his journey, may the children’s eyes be opened to a world beyond their own—to broader horizons and greater possibilities. And above all, may it plant in them the seeds of aspiration: that from a young age, they may nurture dreams worthy of the effort, and in time, earn their own full scholarships to pursue doctoral studies abroad. For where there is vision, there is hope—and with perseverance, that hope may one day take flight. 家长们如果愿意，请与自己的孩子们分享，看看在澳洲全额奖学金读人工智能博士的大哥哥的每周精彩生活，榜样的力量是无穷的。 让孩子们开阔眼界。 希望孩子们从小立志，长大也能获得全额奖学金在海外读博士。 19 April 2025 Weekly Reflection (Entry No. 11) A Quiet Pause in a Treadmill Life In the relentless rhythm of modern life, a well-timed pause is not a luxury but a necessity—a breath between stanzas, a rest note in the symphony of responsibility. Much like a palate cleanser between courses, a holiday serves to recalibrate our senses, restoring clarity and appreciation to the days that follow. For many in Australia, mid-April—ushering in the Easter holiday—provides just such a reprieve: a gentle interruption that invites stillness in the midst of motion. Easter, rooted in Christian tradition, commemorates the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In Australia, its observance is not only spiritual but societal. Good Friday and Easter Sunday cast a hush across the country, as shops shutter their doors, public transport slows, and even supermarkets scale back their operations. Without foresight, one might find oneself wandering empty streets in search of a cup of coffee, only to be met with silence. It is a reminder that in some moments, stillness is not an accident but an invitation. Unlike in China—where public holidays often spark a tidal wave of domestic travel, turning landmarks into seas of people—Easter in Australia leans toward the introspective. Tourist sites remain calm, city centres subdued. Families often stay close to home, gathering around the dinner table, sharing stories, or embarking on brief getaways that prioritise rest over spectacle. It is not about the noise of doing, but the grace of being. For university students, the Easter period also marks the mid-semester break—a time officially free from lectures and tutorials, but not devoid of obligation. Deadlines still loom, readings pile high, and unfinished assignments beckon. Yet, unlike the frenzy of term-time, this stretch affords space to breathe. It becomes an opportunity not just to catch up, but to consolidate, reorient, and work deliberately rather than reactively. I recall during my own coursework years, these breaks rarely felt like pure leisure—but the satisfaction of ticking off tasks one by one, within a quieter cadence, was its own kind of rest. And with one to two weeks at hand, there’s often room for a short retreat—a literal change of scenery to mirror the inner shift. There is wisdom in this seasonal rhythm. As the old saying goes, “Even the finest blade must pause for sharpening.” In the midst of the rush, it’s easy to believe that progress comes only through motion. But pauses—when embraced purposefully—can be the very thing that propels us forward with greater clarity and strength. Mid-April offers not merely a gap in the calendar, but a gentle nudge to restore balance, to trade haste for reflection, and to remember that even in a race, not every step must be a sprint. In truth, the most meaningful growth often occurs not in the frenzy of action, but in the quiet between. 2025年4月19日 每周反思（第11篇） 浮生匆匆中的一隅静憩 在现代生活周而复始的节奏中，一次恰到好处的停顿，非但不是奢侈，反倒是必要——宛如诗行之间的一次呼吸，又似责任交响曲中的一记休止符。节日，恰如一剂“味觉重置”的清口剂，使人在主菜之后重新调和感官，从而更好地品味人生的下一程。对许多澳大利亚人而言，四月中旬正是这样一段时光——复活节假期悄然来临，为忙碌中的人们带来一丝静谧与缓和。 复活节源自基督教传统，用以纪念耶稣基督的受难与复生。在澳大利亚，它既是宗教节日，也是一种文化与社会的集体沉静。耶稣受难日与复活节主日的到来，为整个国度笼罩上一层肃穆之感：商铺暂停营业，公共交通减缓运转，连超市也大幅缩短营业时间。若事先未做准备，人在街头徘徊求一杯咖啡而不得，迎面而来的只是一片沉寂。这份静谧提醒我们：某些时刻的“暂停”，并非偶然，而是生活温柔地发出的一次邀请。 与中国截然不同——后者的公共假期往往引发一场全国性的出游浪潮，使得各大景点人头攒动、水泄不通——澳大利亚的复活节更具内省意味。旅游胜地保持从容，城市街头亦见清寂。许多家庭选择宅家烹饪、共享天伦，或作短途旅行，不求声势浩大，但求心灵安顿。这不在于喧嚣的“做事”，而在于从容的“存在”。 对于澳大利亚的大学生而言，复活节亦是学期中段的短暂休整期——虽无讲座与课堂，但责任未曾真正暂停。各类作业依旧悬而未决，阅读任务堆积如山。然相较于学期中的紧绷与匆促，这段时光提供了一种可以喘息的节奏：不仅可以补上进度，更能整合思维、重设方向，主动而非被动地前行。回想我自己在修课期间的经历，这样的中段假期鲜有真正的闲暇，更多是沉浸于密集任务之中。但当一项项任务逐一完成，那种循序渐进的成就感，亦是一种别样的休憩。所幸这类假期通常长达一至两周，留有余裕出行小憩，让身心皆得转换。 这季节性的停顿，实乃人生节奏中的一份睿智。正如古训所言：“即便是最锋利的刀，也需停下来磨砺。” 在纷繁中，我们容易误以为只有持续奔跑才是进步的象征。然而，有意识地按下暂停键，恰恰可能成为推动我们向前的力量之源。四月的这段静歇，绝非仅仅是日历上的空白，而是一份温柔的提醒：放慢脚步，重拾平衡，于浮躁中守住一方宁静。 毕竟，真正深刻的成长，往往并非发生于风风火火的行动之中，而是在安静的间隙里悄然萌发。 欢迎您关注我们： 联系安安博士：  |
