💬 今天的日记，想从一句“老话”开始：一片冰心在玉壶(这也是我微信名称)。
这不只是诗，也是我写日记的初心所在。记录，是一种纪念，也是一种传承。
📝 从2015年初到美国开始写第一篇手写日志，至今跨越四大洲，我的“海外工作与成长”系列已经持续了近十年。如今我终于将它搬上链，正式开启“海外日志计划”，希望在Liketu上建立一个属于我的数字纪年宇宙。如果你也喜欢这样的记录方式，欢迎在评论区和我聊聊你的日志故事。
🎤 昨天特别值得纪念的是——莫桑比克🇲🇿地区“汉语桥”中文比赛圆满举行。我有幸见证这场语言文化的交融盛会，并与ECM🏫校长展开亲切交流，谈到教育合作、青年培养，仿佛重新看到了语言的生命力。这也是我准备在TETE也建立一个分校，孔子学院。
👩💼 今天则前往拜访莫桑比克省长夫人办公室，就即将到来的六一儿童节活动展开深入沟通。我们就中莫合作落地形式进行了细化探讨，并确认了活动演讲流程。她亲切、专业，令人印象深刻。
🪷 从教育到公共外交，从语言到情感，一切都像一条河，缓缓流入我这篇日记之中。
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📘 Diary by the Zambezi River｜Day 21:
The Chinese Bridge and My Global Journaling Plan
💬 Today’s entry begins with an old line from Chinese poetry:
“A heart as clear as ice, resting in a jade pot.”
It’s not only a verse—it’s the origin of my WeChat name, and more importantly, the spirit behind all my journaling. For me, writing is both memory and legacy.
📝 I wrote my very first journal entry in early 2015 during a summer morning in the U.S. Since then, my pen has followed me across four continents, collecting fragments of growth, reflection, and adventure.
Now, almost ten years later, I’ve brought my words on-chain and launched my “Global Work & Life Chronicle”, hoping to build a digital universe of stories right here on Liketu.
If you also journal—whether by hand or by keyboard—I’d love to hear your journey in the comments. Let's connect through time and words.
🎤 Yesterday marked a special occasion: the Chinese Bridge language competition in Mozambique 🇲🇿 was successfully held. I had the privilege to witness this cultural and linguistic celebration, and exchanged ideas with the principal of ECM🏫.
We discussed youth education, future cooperation, and the beauty of language as a living bridge. It also inspired me to begin planning a Confucius Institute branch in Tete—a seed of culture and connection in this land I’ve come to love.
👩💼 Today, I visited the office of the First Lady of the province for a deep conversation about the upcoming Children’s Day celebration. We outlined key steps for implementing Sino-Mozambican cooperation and finalized the speech protocol. Her warmth and professionalism were deeply moving—and a reminder that diplomacy isn’t always about stages or flags, but people and sincerity.
🪷 From education to soft diplomacy, from languages to shared emotions—it all flows like a gentle river, finally arriving at the shores of this journal.
Cheers！