金山的五年成长史

2004年，大二

2005年，大三

2006年，大四

2006年，深圳

昨天上午在中国大饭店喝茶的时候，看见斜对面一个人特别面熟，仔细一看，哇，那不是中央二台那个帅帅的直击华尔街风暴的主持人芮成钢吗？英语说得特溜，采访过各国首脑，世界各大公司老总无数~~偶像之一。芮帅哥梳个凤梨头，一件黑色大衣，很精神抖擞的样子，不过好像是没有吃早饭，和一位老先生聊天儿的时候，一直揪这嘴巴在吃点心。

我们两个桌子之间隔了有个四五米，用手机偷拍了张照片，不是很清楚，把芮帅哥照的像是脸肿了。当时告诉一个同样很崇拜他的同学，让我去找他签名。唉，我还是没有这种勇气呀，人太少了，显得那也太突兀了，在众多外宾面前有点不太得体呀~~~~~~~~不过后来跟几个人说了下，他们不知到芮帅哥是哪位。

这是我来北京后，亲眼看到的第二个明星，第一个是在春夏秋冬吃港式火锅时看见的金巧巧，很漂亮，不过当时恁是没有想起来是谁。

  我胡乱的围了条花花绿绿的围巾，穿了件很丑的黑色T恤，又套了件黑亮黑亮的灯笼袖的小西装，脚蹬一双脏兮兮的还是以前在深圳买的平底小皮鞋，拖个箱子就跑回了深圳~~~~ 很可惜，不是出逃，是去办护照，说实话，我自己也觉得挺丢首都人民的脸的。想当初，我是很洋气的从深圳来北京的，虽然是坐的火车，折腾了一年，飞回深圳，倒像个土妞了。没办法，我发现我短袖真的还是挺少的~~

  以前的同事等我等得不耐烦了，直接在餐馆等着我。我一进餐馆，踉跄了一下，一看是我，可是把我那帮个个漂亮的以前的同事们吓得够呛，然后就对我从头到脚进行了负面点评，皮肤差了啦，衣服太丑了，鞋子怎么也没有买新的呀。麦兜说，人家都说是衣锦还乡，你怎么像是逃难的呀~~ 我心情很好的一一接受，反正我自己也觉得我变丑了。当天晚上，相谈甚欢，吃了一桌的贝壳之类的东西，吃得我很心旷神怡，同事们笑称我怎么像领导来视察工作，一下问一下这个怎么样了，那个怎么样了。晚上投奔了亲爱的小倩，坐了一个多小时的车到她租的房子，很舒服的住所。

   第二天上午去很快办完了护照，然后去找磊磊吃午饭，自己在COCOPARK逛了好

Oct 15th 2008
From Economist.com

The impact of the financial crisis on some of the most basic industries

IT IS about as far as you can get from the woes of Wall Street: the mucky business of digging ore out of the ground, shipping it across the oceans and turning it into steel, the feedstock of industry. So the recent slump in raw-material prices and the decline in shipping costs indicate just how far-reaching the consequences of the global financial crisis will be for the real economy.

Since the early summer the price of steel has fallen by 20-70% and the key rate for bulk shipping of commodities is down by more than four-fifths. There are even stories of grain cargoes piling up in ports in the Americas. Their buyers’ letters of credit have not been honoured, because of a lack of confidence in the banks that underwrite them. At least one Australian producer has had the same problem with iron ore shipments to C

Being rich is really a good thing, especially when you go to the shopping all, looking around all the nice clothes, shoes, bags, but do not even have the courage to try them on. The price labels are just too intimidating. You would think spending some RMB 10000, worth almost your salary of three months, on a LV bag is crazy. But I dare say that if one day when you really got one, you will be ecstatic. In the dreams of poor girls like you and me, a luxury bag or a pair of luxury shoes has always taken up the prime position. At least I do. Some days ago, I saw the movie version of “SEX AND CITY”. Actually, I did not get much moved by the scene when Carrie taking photos in all the fabulous Big Brand wedding dresses, which is said to be the most eyeball-attracting scenario, but I was deeply touched by the look of Louis, Carrie’s assistant, when she got a delicate LV handbag from Carrie as a Christmas gift. Before that, she can only afford to rent the LV. Then, that very night, I had

聪明的人做什么都比较容易上手。

盘点一下金山迄今为止会做的菜吧，比较有难度一点的，花菜炒肉，炒青菜什么的就不说啦：

1.可乐鸡翅

2.油焖大虾

3.泡椒牛柳

4.小炒肝尖

5.大酱汤

6.所有的排骨汤

7.乌鸡汤

8.番茄牛腩煲(这个周末做了一下，不是很满意，做成番茄牛腩汤了，没怎么动，后来拿来煮饭吃了，就是汤饭，加点香菜，味道相当不错。恩，有创意！)

及等等等等~~~~~~ 就是做得比较慢，做一顿饭差不多一个半小时吧，三个菜，效率是低了一点。完全没有我妈那种魄力，进厨房希里啪拉一阵，几个菜端上来，来，吃！当然，我妈妈做的菜质量就不能怎么保证了，基本上重复率比较高，所以，我现在广为人称道的是，不挑食，好养。

当初，在我们一宿舍人都只会泡面的时候，我就是用电热杯煮泡面煮得最好的，现在，我应当也是做菜做得最好的吧！

兴趣而已，要是让我每天做的话，我也会很恼火的。炒菜最烦的是一身的油烟味儿，黄脸婆就是这样炼成的~~ 保持美丽，远离厨房！但没办法，都已经这样了，破罐子破摔吧。

   2008，结婚年！兰卷要结婚了，今年十一，七月份就把证拿了，从相恋到结婚，一气呵成，留下我和阿尚暗自神伤。这个卷心菜，在深圳买了房子，发过来她华美的结婚照，我笑跟阿尚打趣说，有一张欧式风格的像羊脂球，一张中式古典宫廷照像杨贵妃，阿尚笑得花枝乱颤。

   她怎么就要结婚了呢？一骑绝尘，留下我跟阿尚手搭凉棚远远的望着。也许过不了多久，我们俩就该当阿姨了。给她准备了礼金，一笔巨款，过年回去再给她包红包吧，十一是回不去了，太折腾。如果我有钱，我一定会回去帮她塞进小礼服，假惺惺的眼角闪一点泪光欣慰的看着她嫁作人妇的。只给她送了一个榨汁机，她说用过一次，觉得很划不来，一个苹果被榨得只剩下三分之一，就没有用过。很无语。阿尚送给了她一套床单被套，小碎花。豆蔻年华时的我们，早自习时在一片琅琅书声中讨论自己心目中的白马王子，在课桌下瓜分兰卷妈妈给她准备的爱心水果，很崩溃地听阿尚一到早自习，就声情并茂的朗诵林觉民的《与妻书》，傻傻的，眼神清澈，笑容放肆，这段日子，似乎很遥远了，只是在心底的某个小角落轻轻的藏着。

   我跟阿尚还是轻狂的各自漂

Jun 5th 2008

From The Economist print edition

Record spending on infrastructure will help to sustain rapid growth in emerging economies

THE biggest investment boom in history is under way. Over half of the world's infrastructure investment is now taking place in emerging economies, where sales of excavators have risen more than fivefold since 2000. In total, emerging economies are likely to spend an estimated $1.2 trillion on roads, railways, electricity, telecommunications and other projects this year, equivalent to 6% of their combined GDPs—twice the average infrastructure-investment ratio in developed economies. Largely as a result, total fixed investment in emerging economies could increase by a staggering 16% in real terms this year, according to HSBC, whereas in rich economies it is forecast to be f