This is my first note in a series of after-thoughts of the CSCW2011 conference which was held in China in late March. There will be English ones later. This one is contributed to International Journalists’ Network’s Chinese site, on why media professionals should follow technology trend and learn from it.

似乎又到了找实习的时间了，最近又开始有小朋友来问我相关问题。下面这篇文章几个月前在人人网上发过，反响很大，也放到这里来，或许更多有需要的人可以看到。这篇文章记录了我大学期间的十一个非金融非咨询非五百强实习，从小NGO到联合国，从中文杂志到纽约时报，从房地产到教育到环保。如果您是想走投行咨询道路，就不用费这个时间了；如果您想追求点别的，那或许这文章还会有点启发。

Recently there is a campaign on Sina Weibo (one of the most popular microblogging service in China) which draws lot of attention. The idea is simple: calling the public to take picture of child beggars they see on street, and publish the photo on Sina Weibo. With the account @随手拍照解救乞讨儿童 (Direct translation: Take a snapshot and save the child beggars) centralizing all that information, it then notifies local media and police – also using Sina Weibo.