March 1, 2021
Diary: Save Art From Oblivion
Today I watched a TED about record collectors. Compared with the current release of music through streaming, in the last century, a lot of music was distributed on records; those music existed in analog signals and were not digitalized. Record collectors hunted for valuable records in the past. Give art a second chance; save art from oblivion. This thought really touched me. It reminds me that a staff of a library. Once I visited the Chinese periodical management department of a library. When I first entered the door, I was taken aback. This staff has some disability, is very hunched, and her chest is almost close to her stomach. As the demand for paper books continues to decrease and the demand for electronic editions continues to increase, this library has decided not to subscribe to Chinese periodicals anymore, this department will be closed, and she will retire this year. She was binding the past issues. She said that these magazines are so good, and hope that someone will find them in the future and let them play their value. I have always felt that the dilemma encountered by the library is very similar to the music industry; both are problems caused by media changes. One of my research topics is also about giving new vitality to these "old" things through the community, hoping that these beautiful things will not be completely forgotten.
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Diary: Save Art From Oblivion
Today I watched a TED about record collectors.
Compared with the current release of music through streaming, in the last century, a lot of music was distributed on records; tho. These music records existed in analog signals and were not digitalized.
Compared with the current release of music through streaming, in the last century, a lot of music was distributed on records. These music records existed in analog signals and were not digitalized.
Record collectors hunted for valuable records in the past.
Give art a second chance; save art from oblivion.
This thought really touched me.
It reminds me thatof a staff ofmember at a library.
It reminds me of a staff member at a library.
staff is plural group
staff member is a singular part of a staff group
Once I visited the Chinese periodical management department of a library.
When I first entered the door, I was taken aback.
This staff member has some disability, is very hunched, and her chest is almost close to her stomach. This staff member has some disability, is very hunched, and her chest is almost close to her stomach.
As the demand for paper books continues to decrease and the demand for electronic editions continues to increase, this library has decided not to subscribe to Chinese periodicals anymore, this department will be closed, and she will retire this year.
She was binding the past issues.
She said that these magazines are so good, and hopes that someone will find them in the future and let them playappreciate their value.
She said that these magazines are so good, and hopes that someone will find them in the future and appreciate their value.
I have always felt that the dilemma encountered by the library is very similar to the music industry; both arhave problems caused by media changes.
I have always felt that the dilemma encountered by the library is very similar to the music industry; both have problems caused by media changes.
One of my research topics is also about giving new vitality to these "old" things through the community, hoping that these beautiful things will not be completely forgotten.
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It was very interesting to read your post! I wish we could preserve the past as well.
March 3, 2021
Thank you :)
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Today I watched a TED about record collectors. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Compared with the current release of music through streaming, in the last century, a lot of music was distributed on records; those music existed in analog signals and were not digitalized.
Compared with the current release of music through streaming, in the last century, a lot of music was distributed on records |
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Record collectors hunted for valuable records in the past. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Give art a second chance; save art from oblivion. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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This thought really touched me. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It reminds me that a staff of a library.
It reminds me staff is plural group staff member is a singular part of a staff group |
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Once I visited the Chinese periodical management department of a library. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When I first entered the door, I was taken aback. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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This staff has some disability, is very hunched, and her chest is almost close to her stomach. This staff member has some disability, is very hunched, and her chest is almost close to her stomach. This staff member has some disability, is very hunched, and her chest is almost close to her stomach. |
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As the demand for paper books continues to decrease and the demand for electronic editions continues to increase, this library has decided not to subscribe to Chinese periodicals anymore, this department will be closed, and she will retire this year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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She was binding the past issues. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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She said that these magazines are so good, and hope that someone will find them in the future and let them play their value.
She said that these magazines are so good, and hopes that someone will find them in the future and |
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I have always felt that the dilemma encountered by the library is very similar to the music industry; both are problems caused by media changes.
I have always felt that the dilemma encountered by the library is very similar to the music industry; both |
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One of my research topics is also about giving new vitality to these "old" things through the community, hoping that these beautiful things will not be completely forgotten. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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