影响我最深的一句话

每个人的人生中,总有那么一句话或一个建议,像一束光一样在关键时刻点醒了我们。也许是前辈的一句提点,也许是书里的一段话,又或许是某个朋友随口说的一句金句。

今天,不妨和大家聊聊:哪句话或哪个建议对你的影响最大? 当时发生了什么?它又是怎样改变了你的想法或生活的?

日本語

私に最も影響を与えた言葉、それは「人生はたった4000週間しかない」というフレーズです。80年生きても、私たちの人生は約4000週間しかありません。この言葉に出会ったとき、限られた時間の重みと、「将来後悔しないために、今何をすべきか」という強烈な問いを突きつけられました。

私はこれまで、技術者としてのキャリアを歩み、現在は大学院の社会人MBAで学びながら、シニアエンジニアの「幸せな再就職」やキャリア形成について研究しています。
年齢を重ねるにつれ、過去の選択を振り返ったり、将来への不安を感じたりすることが増えていました。「もし人生をやり直せるとしたら、もっと挑戦しておけばよかった」と後悔したくない。そう思ったとき、過去の反省や未来の不安に囚われている暇はない、「今この瞬間、目の前のことに全力を注ぎ、挑戦し続けるしかない」と気づかされたのです。

この「今に集中し、失敗を恐れずに新しい扉を開く」という思いは、私の研究や日々の活動の原動力になっています。
人生の後半戦を迎えたシニアエンジニアの仲間たちが、過去のキャリアにとらわれず、これからの限られた時間を心から輝かせ、幸せに働き続けられる場所を見つけること。それこそが、今私が情熱を注いでいる研究のテーマです。
「人生は限られている。だからこそ、今、何に挑戦するか」。この言葉を胸に、これからも一歩一歩、新しい道を開拓し続けたいと思います。ありがとうございました。
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中国語(ピンイン付き)

影[yǐng]响[xiǎng]我[wǒ]最[zuì]深[shēn]的[de]一[yī]句[jù]话[huà],是[shì]“人[rén]的[de]一[yī]生[shēng]其[qí]实[shí]只[zhǐ]有[yǒu]四[sì]千[qiān]个[gè]星[xīng]期[qī]”。即[jí]使[shǐ]活[huó]到[dào]80岁[suì],我[wǒ]们[men]的[de]人[rén]生[shēng]也[yě]大[dà]约[yuē]只[zhǐ]有[yǒu]4000个[gè]星[xīng]期[qī]。遇[yù]到[dào]这[zhè]句[jù]话[huà]时[shí],我[wǒ]感[gǎn]受[shòu]到[dào]了[le]有[yǒu]限[xiàn]生[shēng]命[mìng]的[de]沉[chén]重[zhòng],同[tóng]时[shí]也[yě]面[miàn]对[duì]着[zhe]一[yí]个[gè]强[qiáng]烈[liè]的[de]灵[líng]魂[hún]拷[kǎo]问[wèn]:“为[wèi]了[le]将[jiāng]来[lái]不[bù]留[liú]遗[yí]憾[hàn],现[xiàn]在[zài]究[jiū]竟[jìng]该[gāi]做[zuò]些[xiē]什[shén]么[me]?”

我[wǒ]过[guò]去[qù]一[yì]直[zhí]从[cóng]事[shì]技[jì]术[shù]工[gōng]作[zuò],目[mù]前[qián]在[zài]读[dú]社[shè]会[huì]人[rén]MBA研[yán]究[jiū]生[shēng],同[tóng]时[shí]在[zài]研[yán]究[jiū]资[zī]深[shēn]工[gōng]程[chéng]师[shī](Senior Engineer)的[de]“幸[xìng]福[fú]再[zài]就[jiù]业[yè]”和[hé]职[zhí]业[yè]发[fā]展[zhǎn]。
随[suí]着[zhe]年[nián]龄[líng]的[de]增[zēng]长[zhǎng],我[wǒ]常[cháng]常[cháng]会[huì]回[huí]顾[gù]过[guò]去[qù]的[de]选[xuǎn]择[zé],或[huò]者[zhě]对[duì]未[wèi]来[lái]感[gǎn]到[dào]不[bù]安[ān]。我[wǒ]不[bù]想[xiǎng]在[zài]将[jiāng]来[lái]感[gǎn]叹[tàn]“如[rú]果[guǒ]能[néng]重[zhòng]来[lái]一[yī]次[cì],当[dāng]初[chū]应[yīng]该[gāi]更[gèng]勇[yǒng]敢[gǎn]地[dì]去[qù]挑[tiǎo]战[zhàn]就[jiù]好[hǎo]了[le]”。正[zhèng]是[shì]这[zhè]种[zhǒng]危[wēi]机[jī]感[gǎn]让[ràng]我[wǒ]意[yì]识[shí]到[dào],没[méi]有[yǒu]时[shí]间[jiān]去[qù]纠[jiū]结[jié]过[guò]去[qù]或[huò]担[dān]忧[yōu]未[wèi]来[lái],我[wǒ]们[men]能[néng]做[zuò]的[de]只[zhǐ]有[yǒu]“专[zhuān]注[zhù]于[yú]当[dāng]下[xià],全[quán]力[lì]以[yǐ]赴[fù],不[bù]断[duàn]挑[tiǎo]战[zhàn]”。

这[zhè]种[zhǒng]“专[zhuān]注[zhù]于[yú]当[dāng]下[xià]、不[bù]惧[jù]失[shī]败[bài]、不[bù]断[duàn]开[kāi]启[qǐ]新[xīn]大[dà]门[mén]”的[de]信[xìn]念[niàn],成[chéng]为[wéi]了[le]我[wǒ]目[mù]前[qián]研[yán]究[jiū]和[hé]日[rì]常[cháng]活[huó]动[dòng]的[de]动[dòng]力[lì]。
迎[yíng]来[lái]人[rén]生[shēng]下[xià]半[bàn]场[chǎng]的[de]资[zī]深[shēn]工[gōng]程[chéng]师[shī]伙[huǒ]伴[bàn]们[men],如[rú]何[hé]摆[bǎi]脱[tuō]过[guò]去[qù]职[zhí]业[yè]经[jīng]历[lì]的[de]束[shù]缚[fù],在[zài]有[yǒu]限[xiàn]的[de]时[shí]间[jiān]里[lǐ]绽[zhàn]放[fàng]光[guāng]芒[máng]、找[zhǎo]到[dào]能[néng]够[gòu]幸[xìng]福[fú]继[jì]续[xù]工[gōng]作[zuò]的[de]舞[wǔ]台[tái]——这[zhè]正[zhèng]是[shì]我[wǒ]目[mù]前[qián]倾[qīng]注[zhù]热[rè]情[qíng]的[de]课[kè]题[tí]。
“生[shēng]命[mìng]有[yǒu]限[xiàn],因[yīn]此[cǐ]当[dāng]下[xià]更[gèng]要[yào]勇[yǒng]敢[gǎn]挑[tiǎo]战[zhàn]。”胸[xiōng]怀[huái]这[zhè]句[jù]话[huà],我[wǒ]将[jiāng]继[jì]续[xù]一[yī]步[bù]一[yī]个[gè]脚[jiǎo]印[yìn],开[kāi]拓[tuò]属[shǔ]于[yú]自[zì]己[jǐ]的[de]全[quán]新[xīn]道[dào]路[lù]。谢[xiè]谢[xiè]大[dà]家[jiā]。

英語(フォニックス付き)

– The sentence that has influenced me most is, “Life is only about 4,000 weeks long."
(Duh sen-tuhns dat haz in-floo-unst mest most iz, “Lyf iz ohn-lee uh-bowt for-thow-zuhnd weeks lawng.")
– Even if we live to be eighty, our lives are only about four thousand weeks.
(Ee-vuh-n eef wee liv too bee ay-tee, owr lyvz ar ohn-lee uh-bowt for thow-zuhnd weeks.)
– When I encountered this phrase, I felt the heavy weight of a finite life, alongside a striking soul-searching question: “To avoid regrets in the future, what on earth should I be doing right now?"
(Wen eye en-kown-tuhrd dis frayz, I felt duh hev-ee wayt of uh fy-nyt lyf, uh-lawng-syd uh stry-king sohl-ser-ching kwes-chuhns: “Too uh-voyd re-grets in duh fyoo-cher, wuh-t on erth shood eye bee doo-ing ryht now?")

– I have long worked in technical fields, and I am currently enrolled in an executive MBA program while researching “happy re-employment" and career development for senior engineers.
(I hav lawng werkt in tek-ni-kuhl feeldz, and I am ker-uhnt-lee en-rohld in un eg-zek-yuh-tiv em-bee-ay proh-gram whyl re-ser-ching “hap-ee ree-im-ploy-muhnt" and kuh-reer di-vel-uhp-muhnt fawr seen-yer en-juh-neerz.)
– As I grow older, I often look back at past choices or feel anxious about the future.
(Az I groh ohl-der, I aw-fuhn look bak at past choy-sez or feel angk-shuhs uh-bowt duh fyoo-cher.)
– I do not want to regret in the future, thinking, “If I could do it all over again, I should have been much braver and taken on more challenges."
(I doo not wahnt too re-gret in duh fyoo-cher, thing-king, “If I kood doo it awl oh-ver uh-gen, I shood hav bee-n much bray-ver and tay-kuhn on mor chal-in-jez.")
– It is precisely this sense of urgency that made me realize I have no time to dwell on the past or worry about the future; all I can do is “focus on the present, give it my all, and keep taking on new challenges."
(It iz pri-sys-lee dis sens of er-juhn-see dat made me ree-uh-lyz I hav noh tym too dwel on duh past or wer-ee uh-bowt duh fyoo-cher; awl I kan doo iz “foh-kus on duh pre-zuhnt, giv it my awl, and keep tay-king on noo chal-in-jez.")

– This conviction—to “focus on the present, fear no failure, and constantly open new doors"—has become the driving force behind my current research and daily activities.
(Dis kuhn-vik-shun—too “foh-kus on duh pre-zuhnt, feer noh fayl-yer, and kawn-stuhnt-lee oh-puhn noo doorz"—haz bee-kuhn duh dry-ving fors bee-hynd my ker-uhnt re-ser-ching and day-lee ak-tiv-uh-teez.)
– How can senior engineers entering the second half of life break free from past career constraints, shine brightly in the time they have left, and find a stage where they can continue working happily? That is precisely the subject I am pouring my passion into right now.
(How kan seen-yer en-juh-neerz en-ter-ing duh sek-uhnd haf of lyf brayk free from past kuh-reer kuhn-straynts, shyn bryt-lee in duh tym day hav left, and fynd uh stayj whair day kan kuhn-tin-yoo wer-king hap-ee-lee? Dat iz pri-sys-lee duh sub-jekt I am por-ing my pash-uhn in-too ryht now.)
– “Life is finite; therefore, face challenges bravely in the present."
(“Lyf iz fy-nyt; ther-for, fays chal-in-jez brayv-lee in duh pre-zuhnt.”)
– Holding this phrase close to my heart, I will continue step by step to carve out my own brand-new path.
(Hohl-ding dis frayz klohs too my hart, I wil kuhn-tin-yoo step by step too karv owt my ohn brand-noo path.)
– Thank you very much.
(Thangk yoo ver-ee much.)