关于Signal
Andy跟我说了一个关于Signal的理论
每个人都是有Destiny的。一个人的出身、周围的朋友和事物在很大程度上面已经决定了这个人的Path，只不过是一条很宽的Path，因为后天的努力可以左一些可以右一些；但是也因为这一条大的Path是既定的，所以有些人即便再如何努力也始终无法与另一些人的Path有交集。——不需要解释我就很同意这个观点，因为这也是自己一直所觉得的。
他接着说，人的一生中会遇到很多人和事，每个人和事其实都为你带来Signal，这些都是你人生中暗含的Signal，如果你可以的去Bypass这些Signal，在以后你会发现很大的Surprise，所以你应该去做的是去迎接、了解每一个Signal，接受这些安排。——我听了觉得很不理解，这似乎是一个很玄妙的东西。
他说了一个例子，例如每天都会与boss上下相遇而过，可是有一天他和母亲遇到boss时总有一种感觉是，boss想要告诉他什么的，于是他追回去很远。Boss很惊讶他又追回去，在之后聊天的过程中，他得知了一些很切身相关的事情，并在之后有机会做了准备。
是的，不然的话，也不会有我们的相识，也不会有妖妖在blog跟大家分享Signal了。自己想想自己的事情，的确在很多时候，是否去理会一个人可能是看心情，但是常常无法在事前料知，理会了之后带来的信息是这样或那样的，于是便也可能Lead
to以后很多事情的发生与不发生。
一直相信，许多事情是注定的。但是我不知道，如果在刻意去Bypass了很多Signal之后，这些注定是否还会以同样的形式和方式发生。不过也许，这也并不重要吧。
觉得Signal的说法很有趣，很好玩。但从另一个角度去想，似乎又觉得，其实这是一种很坦然、很真实的面对人生和接受事物的简简单单、干干净净的生活态度。
"Signal" tells us to chase for what life or destiny implies to
us, and never try to avoid anything that is doomed to happen. And I
think it is actually a pretty relaxed and genuine attitude towards
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China Voice: Troop cuts signal path of peaceful development
07:41Xinhua
Editor: Yao Lan
The announcement by President Xi Jinping to cut China's troops by 300,000 ahead of an epic V-Day parade on Thursday proves the nation's resolve to sticking to the path of peaceful development.
The timing of the announcement, which surprised many, demonstrates China's sincerity as the much-anticipated parade was the nation's first one to mark the 70th anniversary of the victory of Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.
The reduction is a consistent move for China, which has been an active force in arms control and disarmament in the global arena.
The cuts, which are scheduled to be completed by the end of 2017, will be China's 11th military reduction since the founding of New China on October 1, 1949, and the fourth one since the 1980s.
In 1985, China downsized its army by more than 1 million, the largest cuts ever. After the recent move, China's troop levels will stand at 2 million, compared with 6.27 million in October 1949.
Very few countries have made so many reductions on such large scales.
The scheduled cuts have proven arguments that China meant to showcase its military muscle with the massive parade groundless. Such voices are out of ill intent because they underline a so-called "China Threat" theory which is being hyped up by some western media outlets.
The reductions also show the Chinese government is not chanting empty slogans while saying Thursday's commemoration activities are aimed partly at cherishing peace and opening up the future.
True, even after the reduction, China's military forces will still be the world's largest, but the size, which is kept for defensive purposes, meets the practical needs of the nation, which has a population of 1.3 billion.
Aside from safeguarding national unity and territorial integrity, China needs a military to undertake non-military tasks such as disaster relief, peacekeeping and international rescue.
Official statistics reveal that since a devastating earthquake in 2008, China's armed forces have deployed more than 2.5 million military staff in non-military missions.
On a global stage, about 30,000 Chinese soldiers have so far served in UN's peacekeeping missions, the most among all five permanent members of the UN Security Council.
Additionally, China also needs its military to cope with the threat of terrorism, separatism and extremism.
Therefore, keeping an appropriate level of armed forces is necessary for China.
Compared to Japan, which has 250,000 troops for a population of less than 130 million, the 2 million troops remaining is not that large for China, whose population is ten times that of Japan.
Although China will maintain a moderate budget for national defense, the money will be mostly used to meet various needs including expenditure on new armaments, information technology and salaries.
An official budget report revealed in March that China's military expenditure in 2014 accounted for less than 1.5 percent of GDP, well below the world's average of 2.6 percent.
In a nutshell, actions speak louder than words when it comes to which nation is really moving on a peaceful track.
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