To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower

Never forget your original intention.

I still remember one morning before the end of the Spring semester in my freshman year, walking on the lawn in my dorm, thinking about my final report. I gazed at the shimmering dewdrops in the morning light and the most common little yellow flowers. For some reason, I decided to squat down and take a closer look at those inconspicuous blossoms. Suddenly, I was struck and felt "To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower"(William Blake).

勿忘初衷。

還記得大一Spring semester結束前的清晨，走在宿舍的草地上思考著期末報告，看著在晨曦中晶瑩的露珠，以及最常見的小黃花，不知道為什麼就決定蹲下來近看那點不起眼的小花，卻突然間有了 "沙中見世界，花中見天堂" 的觸動，瞭解了英國詩人威廉·布萊克這句話。