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It's my classroom where I have unforgettable memories.

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科系：服裝設計系

Feedback

1. The key point is unclear.

2. The article is too lengthy.

3. Too much buildup.

4.It feels like the article is supposed to be about clothing, but it's doesn't spend much time discussing it.

佳句

1. When the ink seeped through the fabric of my uniform it also stained my moral fibres.

當墨水從我制服的面料中透出時，它也玷汙了我的道德纖維。

不給過，看不懂要強調什麼

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3個單字

(1) embrace

(2)immerse

(3) reminder

3個句子

1. ﻿﻿﻿﻿Feeling the warmth of sunlight on your skin,breathing in the fresh air, and touching the rough bark or soft moss.

2. ﻿﻿﻿﻿Forest bathing not only relaxes the mind, but also offers numerous health benefits.

3. ﻿﻿﻿In our technology-driven world, we are often overwhelmed by digital devices and urban noise,leading to sensory overload.

3個評語

（1）我們不應該沈溺於科

技中，應該多接觸大自

然

（2）讓我們更了解大自然

（3）森林浴不只可以放鬆心靈，還對健康有益

摘要

Forest bathing is a simple activity requiring willingness to embrace and feeling nature.

Forest bathing can improve our sleep quality,regulate

mood, enhance focus and significantly reduce stress.

Furthermore it has been recognized as a formal therapeutic practice in Japan.

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In an increasingly fast-paced world, forest bathing has become more than just a wellness trend—it's a strategic return to our roots. Walking slowly through a forest, breathing in the earthy scent of moss and mushrooms, we begin to immerse ourselves in a world that is both calming and fascinating.

Nature, with all its adorable creatures and quiet wisdom, offers more than beauty-it offers guidance.

Forest bathing reminds us of something deeper. It's a reminder that we are not separate from nature, but deeply connected-every tree, every breeze, every partical of soil plays a role in that correlation. This practice helps

perpetuate a sense of inner peace and emotional balance that many have lost in pursuit of fame or external validation.

In ancient cultures, nature was revered.

Some were carried into the forest in a palanguin, seeking answers from the divine through rituals like burning moon blocks. These traditions highlight a crucial truth: that nature is not just a setting, but an ally in our journey of healing.

Even for the disabled, forest bathing is not out of reach.

Accessibility efforts have created trails for everyone, so no one remains a captive of concrete walls. In the forest, there's no judgment-only inclusion, empathy, and the return of privacy that is often stripped away by modern technology.

To fully embrace forest bathing, we must approach it with confidence and an optimistic heart. It's not just a walk in the woods, but a quiet vow-to listen more, consume less, and live with greater ethics.

We accept the forest as our mirror and teacher, offering lessons as diverse as its flora and fauna.

So the next time you enter the woods, remember: you are not alone. You are stepping into a living, breathing ecosystem that welcomes you as an old friend, and if you're willing, can guide you gently back to yourself.

在這個節奏越來越快的世界裡，森林浴不再只是健康潮流，而是一種策略性（strategic） 地回歸本源的方式。

當我們慢慢走進森林，呼吸著泥土與蘑菇（mushroom） 的氣息，就開始沉浸（immerse）在一個既寧靜又迷人的（fascinating） 的世界裡。大自然，透過牠可愛（adorable） 的生物與無聲的智慧，不只是提供美景，更給予我們指引（guidance）。

森林浴提醒我們一件更深層的事：我們並不是與自然分離的存在，而是緊密相連的。每一棵樹、每一陣風、每一個微粒（partical）的士壤，都是這個關聯（correlation）的一部分。這個練習幫助我們延續（perpetuate） 内

在的平靜與情緒的平衡，那是許多人在追求名聲（fame）與外在認可中早已遺失的東西。

在古代文化中，自然被奉為神聖。有些人會乘坐轎子（palanguin）進入森林，透過像是焚燒擲笠（moon blocks）等儀式來尋求神的啟示。這些傳統揭示了一

個關鍵（crucial）的真理：大自然不只是背景，更是我們療癒路上的盟友（ally）。

即使是身心受限（disabled）者，森林浴也不是遙不可及的夢。如今越來越多的步道致力於無障礙設計，讓沒有人再被困在都市的水泥牆內成為囚徒（captive）。在森林裡，沒有人會被評判—只有接納、共鳴，以及那份我們在科技時代早已失去的隱私(privacy) •

要真正投入森林浴，我們需要帶著自信（confidence） 與樂觀（optimistic）的心。它不只是林間散步，更是一種靜默的誓言（vow）—要更懂得傾聽、減少消耗、並用更有**道德（ethics）的方式生活。我們學會擁抱（embrace）森林，把它當作一面鏡子與一位老師，從那豐富多樣 （diverse）的動植物中學習人生的道理。

所以下次當你走進森林時，記得：你並不孤單。你正走進一個有生命、有呼吸的生態系，它像老朋友一樣歡迎你，如果你願意，它也能溫柔地帶你，重新找回真正的自己。

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1．課程主題

Non-Cooperative Game Theory（非合作賽局理論）

探討在非合作環境中，個體如何根據他人可能的行動來做出最佳決策。

This lecture focuses on how individuals make optimal decisions in a non-cooperative environment, taking into account the possible actions of others.

2. 講師

米哈伊，馬尼亞（Mihai Manea)

麻省理工學院經濟系教授

3. 課程摘要

This course introduces fundamental concepts and analytical tools of non-cooperative game theory, including normal-form games, strictly dominated strategies, rationalizability, Nash equilibrium, and Bayesian games

Emphasis is placed on how rational players deduce each other's

behavior under common knowledge of the game's structure and payoffs.

Through examples such as the Prisoner's

Dilemma, the Beauty Contest, and the Cournot duopoly, the lecture delves into the nature of strategic interaction, eventually leading to advanced topics like evolutionary game theory, subgame perfect equilibrium, and auction theory.

本課程介紹了非合作賽局理論的核心概念與分析工具，包括正常型賽局、嚴格支配策略、理性化策略、納許均衡與貝葉斯賽局等。內容強調在資訊對稱且結構為共同知識的前提下，理性玩家如何推論彼此的行為並做出策略選擇。

透過例子如囚犯困境、美人競賽與Cournot雙寡

頭模型，講義深入探討了策略互動的本質，並進一步連結至進化賽局、子賽局完美均衡與拍賣理論等進階主題。

4. 課程介紹

This course is part of MIT 14.126 (Advanced Game Theory), designed for graduate students in economics. It covers formal modeling and equilibrium analysis of both static and dynamic games, with an emphasis on strategic thinking and logical reasoning in economic behavior.

Students learn to apply mathematical methods to analyze interactive decision-making in non-cooperative settings, laying the foundation for further study in auctions, bargaining, contract theory, and market design.

道門課屬於 MIT 14.126（高級賽局理論）的一部分，專為經濟學研究所學生設計。內容涵蓋靜態與動態賽局的形式化建模與均衡分析，強調策略性思考與邏輯推演在經濟行為中的應用。學生將學習如何利用數學方法分析非合作情境中的互動決策，為日後進一步研究拍賣、談判、契約與市場設計奠定基礎。

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https://www.sciencejournalforkids.org/articles/how-do-storms-impact-coastal-ecosystems/

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雖然有時候在課堂中表現有點鬆散，但我在課程中學會了在有限的時間內，跟組員一同有效率的討論出作業，特別是在討論第一首藏頭詩的時候，一開始我覺得要藏頭就很難了，還要跟描述的食物有關聯！？但嘗試開始製作之後，我居然先想出了前兩句，而同學也文思泉湧，把剩下的三句完成，我對我的的作品非常滿意。

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14楊子瑢、26溫沂蓁：他們兩個一直是我的組員，跟他們討論的時候可以放鬆也可以一秒回到正經，我很欣賞她們的創意和發想能力。

31方洪良婕：我跟方洪也在同一組不少次，我很欣賞她的幽默感和在台上穩健的台風。