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徐小婷新书签售会：《我喜欢这样独立的自己》—成长的格局
活动主题：我喜欢这样独立的自己——成长的格局
日期及时间：2017年7月6日下午3-5点
个人介绍：
毕业于中央戏剧学院
微博：徐小婷shooting 十三万粉丝
微信公众号：徐小婷 六十万粉丝
出版读物：《女人不独立，始终是猫咪》《我喜欢这样独立的自己》
电视节目：《揾食珠三角》（广州台）《听思享》（湖南台）
全国巡回分享会七十场，
北京，天津，深圳，广州，南京社群读者过百万。
新女性价值观代表，
情感关系作家，美食，房产kol,
广州电视台导演
2016 腾讯跨界生活美学家
2016 知性网络领袖人物
2017 中国女性领导力平权计划推广大使
创作心得：
2017年，是我大学毕业的第十一年，比我小十岁的妹妹徐小娴也即将本科毕业。
我大学毕业后就接到了剧本，然后到了电视台做导演，已经很幸运。但是徐小娴比我还要幸运，她被推荐免试攻读研究生，可以留在学校里面跟着行业内顶尖人物继续深造。
妹妹的幸运除了她的高智商之外，有很多原因是能得到名师指路。我们常说读万卷书不如行万里路，行万里路不如名师指路。行走路上，有个过路人给你提醒一下，很多本来可能错过的风景可能就留意到了。
我经常跟我的朋友们提起我妹妹，是我认识的人里面，唯一一个靠读书还能靠奖学金赚钱的人。
我和妹妹一起写了这本书《我喜欢这样独立的自己》，我和她都是17岁离开我们成长的小城市到北京读书，然后认识各种各样的朋友，开始对生活，成长，职业，梦想有自己的发现和观念。
因为独立的思考，我们都没有受限制我们普通的背景，为了打开自己的格局，我们找到了很多方法也遇到很多贵人。我们经常说机遇是给有准备的人的，但是应该怎么样做好准备？
我们做了很多准备也并没有看到暂时有什么用？但是没关系，只要你做好了准备，你走过的路，见过的花，认识的世界都会在最适宜的时机发生擦碰，然后让你变成一个更好的自己。
这两年我在做很多新女性价值观的输出，也看到越来越多独立女性的崛起，我常常认为女性最好的时代要来了，不要辜负自己，也不要辜负时代，才能在你生命的任何一个阶段都不遗憾不后悔也从不放弃自己。
50人民币/张 （含一杯饮品）
The Bookworm’s Weekly SciFi Book Club
Join The Bookworm’s weekly SciFi Book Club to talk about your favorite science fiction short stories! Each meeting we choose a short story to read and discuss. Authors we’ve talked about so far include Greg Egan, Iain M. Banks, Cory Doctorow, Andy Weir, Liu Cixin, Peter Watts, Neal Stephenson, Ted Chiang, and many others. The club meets every Thursday at 8pm. Add Olga on WeChat @Merukaba for more information.
FREE
Safari Song Time
All babies – from the quietest to the most vocal – love singing and rhymes! It stimulates their brains and development, and it’s also great fun for mamas, papas and other carers to see them so happy!
If you’ve got a 3-18 month old, bring them to the bookworm every Friday/Saturday from 10.30am to 11.30am, to take your little one on a fun safari as he/she learns songs and rhymes from around the world, that you can also practice at home.
Please note: if the AQI is above 200 – the session will be cancelled.
60RMB per child
China and Black Internationalism In the Early 20th Century
GUEST SPEAKER: AALIYAH BILAL
This presentation looks at the emergence of black internationalist thought in the early 20th century and China’s place within this discourse. Through examining the writings and utterances of prominent black U.S. intellectuals, it offers an overview of their varied responses to China’s progress from the end of dynastic rule to the founding of the People’s Republic.
Aaliyah Bilal is a fiction and non-fiction writer. Previously she was a recipient of the Shansi Memorial Fellowship at Yunnan University where, for two years, she conducted ethnographic research among HuiZu Muslims. A graduate of the School of Oriental and African Studies, she is currently at work on a book about her experience as an African-American woman living in Asia.
Monday,July 10th at 7:30pm-50rmb
Book a seat at: https://yoopay.cn/event/71689810
A Literary Adventure: The Making of Dr. Bethune’s Children
Abstract: The making of Dr. Bethune’s Children is a ten-year adventure spanning three countries and three languages. In this event, Xue Yiwei will share stories behind this modern literary myth and read some excerpts from the novel.
Bio: Xue Yiwei, “a maverick in contemporary Chinese literature” (to quote Ha Jin), is author of 20 acclaimed books. Shenzheners, his first book—a collection of short stories—translated into English, has been well-received in Canada. Dr. Bethune’s Children, his first novel translated into English as well as the French version of Shenzheners and the Swedish version of The Empty Nest, his notable 2014 novel will come out this fall. He lives in Montreal.
Hacking Immortality: The Science and Science Fiction of Extreme Human Life Extension
Background: After four billion years of existence, our species is on the verge of taking active control of our evolution. The genetic revolution will challenge our traditional notions of nature and alter many aspects of what it means to be human including the way we make babies, the nature of the babies we make, and the span of our lives. Noted futurist and science fiction author Jamie Metzl will join Bookworm on July 20 to discuss the very real science of extreme human life extension and his new novel, Eternal Sonata. Ray Kurzweil calls the book “a brilliant exploration of the many challenges and opportunities our species will face as the exponential growth of real-world technology moves us toward immortality.”
Bio: Jamie Metzl is a Senior Fellow of the Atlantic Council, novelist, blogger, syndicated columnist, media commentator, and expert in international affairs and biotechnology policy. He previously served as Executive Vice-President of the Asia Society, Deputy Staff Director of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senior Coordinator for International Public Information at the U.S. State Department, Director for Multilateral Affairs on the National Security Council, and as a Human Rights Officer for the United Nations in Cambodia and was a partner in a global private equity firm. Jamie appears regularly on national and international media and his syndicated columns and other writing on international affairs, genetics, virtual reality, and other topics are featured in publications around the world. He is the author of an Asian history book and the novels The Depths of the Sea , Genesis Code, and Eternal Sonata, holds a Ph.D. from Oxford, a JD from Harvard Law School, and is a graduate of Brown University. His website: www.jamiemetzl.com
Thursday, Jul 20 7:30pm
50 RMB (Includes a drink)
Book a seat at: https://yoopay.cn/event/93551012
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