My Buddy sang by Tianshuo Zang (Chinese Song Translation) 朋友 - 臧天朔

Buddy oh Buddy!
Have you missed me like I miss you?
If you are satisfied with your current life,
Please continue staying where you are. 

Buddy oh Buddy!
Have you thought of the past times together like I did?
If you are ever in need of help,
Please let me know. 

(repeat)

Buddy oh Buddy,
Have you ever thought of me?
If you have a new place,
If you have found a place of refuge,
Please act like I have never existed, and forget about me!

(repeat)



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zukfZU6kIRw






https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%9C%8B%E5%8F%8B/934527




朋友啊朋友
你可曾想起了我
如果你正享受幸福
请你忘记我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你正承受不幸
请你告诉我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾想起了我
如果你正享受幸福
请你忘记我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你正承受不幸
请你告诉我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你有新的
你有新的彼岸
请你离开我 离开我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾想起了我
如果你正享受幸福
请你忘记我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你正承受不幸
请你告诉我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你有新的
你有新的彼岸
请你离开我 离开我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你有新的
你有新的彼岸
请你离开我 离开我
朋友啊朋友
你可曾记起了我
如果你有新的
你有新的彼岸
请你离开我 离开我

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

3/7/2026 Youtube Video Summaries using Grok AI

  The investor, with 35 years of experience and millions earned primarily from a low-cost S&P 500 index fund (passive investing), explains how AI developments are prompting portfolio adjustments. The classic strategy—buying a broad slice of the top 500 U.S. companies—has delivered strong average returns over 10% annually by spreading risk across many firms rather than picking individual stocks. However, after reflecting on a potential AI bubble (as discussed in a prior video), they've made targeted changes to reduce risks from over-concentration in AI-heavy mega-caps while still capturing upside. 1. Rethinking the S&P 500 The S&P 500 is market-cap weighted, so larger companies dominate. Around the time of the video (likely late 2025 or early 2026 context), the top 10 stocks (heavily AI-involved like NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Alphabet, Broadcom, Tesla, plus others) accounted for roughly 35-40% of the index. NVIDIA alone could represent 7-8% or more ...
Read more

2/16/2026 Youtube Video Summaries using Grok AI, and Copilot AI

Image
  The transformation of wood waste into Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) is a remarkable example of industrial recycling and sustainability . Globally, massive amounts of wood waste— from construction debris , demolished buildings , discarded furniture , and wooden pallets —are generated each year. Without efficient recycling, this material would overwhelm landfills, contribute to pollution, and accelerate forest depletion. Instead, advanced facilities turn this "trash" into high-quality MDF boards used in furniture, cabinetry, interior panels, and construction. Modern recycling plants handle impressive volumes: a large facility might process up to 100 tons of wood waste daily, with roughly 80% deemed suitable for recycling after careful sorting. Only clean, high-quality wood proceeds, optimizing energy use and final product quality. Step 1: Collection, Sorting, and Initial Preparation Wood waste arrives from diverse sources and is first sorted to separate recyclable mat...
Read more

12/7/2025 Youtube summaries by Grok AI

  Summary of the TFL Truck Video: President Trump recently stated he wants Americans to have access to Japan's ultra-small "Kei" (Keijidōsha) trucks and cars — the tiny, cute vehicles that dominate Japanese streets — but with one big condition: they must be manufactured in the United States, not imported. What are Kei trucks? Strictly regulated in Japan since 1949 (current rules set in 1998): Max length: ~134 in (~10 ft 10 in) Max width: 58 in (<5 ft) Max height: 79 in Max engine: 660 cc (can be turbocharged, ~40-60 hp) Max payload: ~770 lb Huge tax breaks (only ~$70/year vs 5× more for a normal car) No need to prove you have an off-street parking space (a big deal in crowded cities; police literally measure your spot for regular vehicles) Why they’re everywhere in Japan but almost nonexistent in the US: Japanese cities have narrow streets, short trips, and massive financial/regulatory incentives. In the US, Americans overwhelmingly prefer bigger vehic...
Read more