实战练英文｜AI 来不停，这 5 种人的时代到了；逃避科技无
实战练英文｜AI 来不停，这 5 种人的时代到了；逃避科技无法阻止进步、每个人快给我跑起来！｜英伟达CEO 黄仁勋 卡内基梅隆大学 毕业典礼演讲｜完整长文、中英
发布于 2026-06-01 · 时长 18:27字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:00 | President Jahanian, members of the Board of Trustees, | 贾汉尼安总统,董事会成员, |
| 0:04 | faculty, distinguished guests, proud parents and families, | 老师、贵宾、骄傲的父母和家庭 |
| 0:08 | and above all, the Carnegie Mellon Class of 2026! | 最重要的是 2026年卡内基梅隆级! |
| 0:17 | Thank you for this extraordinary honor. | 谢谢你的殊荣 |
| 0:20 | It is deeply meaningful to be here with Carnegie Mellon, | 和卡内基·梅隆一起来很有意义的 |
| 0:23 | one of the world's great universities | 世界上最好的大学之一 |
| 0:26 | and one of the rare places that invents the future. | 也是创造未来的稀有地方之一 |
| 0:32 | Today is a day of pride and joy, | 今天是骄傲和快乐的日子, |
| 0:35 | a dream come true for you, but not only for you. | 梦想为你成真,但不只是为你 |
| 0:40 | Your families, teachers, mentors, and friends | 你的家人、老师、导师和朋友 |
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| 1 | President Jahanian, members of the Board of Trustees, | 贾汉尼安总统,董事会成员, |
| 2 | faculty, distinguished guests, proud parents and families, | 老师、贵宾、骄傲的父母和家庭 |
| 3 | and above all, the Carnegie Mellon Class of 2026! | 最重要的是 2026年卡内基梅隆级! |
| 4 | Thank you for this extraordinary honor. | 谢谢你的殊荣 |
| 5 | It is deeply meaningful to be here with Carnegie Mellon, | 和卡内基·梅隆一起来很有意义的 |
| 6 | one of the world's great universities | 世界上最好的大学之一 |
| 7 | and one of the rare places that invents the future. | 也是创造未来的稀有地方之一 |
| 8 | Today is a day of pride and joy, | 今天是骄傲和快乐的日子, |
| 9 | a dream come true for you, but not only for you. | 梦想为你成真,但不只是为你 |
| 10 | Your families, teachers, mentors, and friends | 你的家人、老师、导师和朋友 |
| 11 | help carry you here. | 帮忙把你抬过来 |
| 12 | Before we talk about the future, thank them. | 在我们谈论未来之前,谢谢他们。 |
| 13 | This day belongs to them, too. | 这一天也属于他们。 |
| 14 | Graduates, please stand up. | 毕业生请起立. |
| 15 | Stand with me. | 跟我来 |
| 16 | Come on, you guys. | 来吧,你们。 |
| 17 | Especially, turn to your mothers | 特别是,你转身去找你妈妈 |
| 18 | and wish them a happy Mother's Day. | 祝他们母亲节快乐 |
| 19 | For you, this is another step in your life, | 对你来说,这是你人生的另一步, |
| 20 | but for her, this is a dream come true. | 但对于她来说,这是一个梦想成真。 |
| 21 | Please sit down. | 请坐 |
| 22 | CMU students, like robots, take instructions one at a time. | CMU学生和机器人一样,一次一个接受指令. |
| 23 | To see her graduate, to see you, | 去看她毕业,看你 |
| 24 | okay, everybody, focus. | 好了 各位 专心点 |
| 25 | I have something important to tell you. | 我有重要的事要告诉你 |
| 26 | To see her graduate from one of the world's | 看着她从世界之一毕业 |
| 27 | great institutions, this is her moment, too. | 伟大的机构,这也是她的时刻。 |
| 28 | My mom and dad are deeply proud of me, as well. | 我爸妈也为我骄傲 |
| 29 | My journey is their journey. | 我的旅程是他们的旅程。 |
| 30 | I am their dream come true, and their dream | 我是他们的梦想成真 他们的梦想 |
| 31 | was the American dream. | 那是美国梦 |
| 32 | Like many in this audience, | 像很多观众一样 |
| 33 | I'm a first-generation immigrant. | 我是一个第一代移民。 |
| 34 | My father had a dream to raise his family in America. | 我父亲曾梦想在美国抚养家人. |
| 35 | When I was nine years old, he sent my older brother | 我九岁的时候,他送我哥哥 |
| 36 | and me to the United States. | 我和我去美国 |
| 37 | We ended up at a Baptist boarding school | 我们最后在浸信会寄宿学校 |
| 38 | in Oneida, Kentucky, coal country, | 在肯塔基州的奥尼达 煤炭国家 |
| 39 | a town of a few hundred people. | 一个几百人的小镇 |
| 40 | Two years later, my parents left everything behind | 两年后,我父母留下了一切 |
| 41 | to join us. | 加入我们。 |
| 42 | They came with little to nothing. | 他们几乎一无所获 |
| 43 | My father was a chemical engineer. | 我父亲是化学工程师 |
| 44 | My mother worked as a maid at a Catholic school. | 我母亲在天主教学校当女佣 |
| 45 | She woke me up at 4 a.m. in the morning | 她早上四点叫醒我 |
| 46 | to deliver newspapers. | 送报纸。 |
| 47 | My older brother got me a job as a dishwasher at Denny's, | 我哥哥给我找了份洗碗机的工作 |
| 48 | which, at the time, felt like a major career advancement. | 这在当时似乎是一种重大的职业提升。 |
| 49 | That was my view of America. | 这就是我对美国的看法。 |
| 50 | Not easy, but full of opportunities. | 不容易,但充满机会。 |
| 51 | Not a guarantee, but a chance. | 不是保证 而是机会 |
| 52 | My parents came here because they believed | 我父母来这里是因为他们相信 |
| 53 | America could give their children a chance. | 美国可以给他们的孩子一个机会。 |
| 54 | How can we not be romantic about America? | 我们怎么能不浪漫美国呢? |
| 55 | I went to Oregon State University. | 我上过俄勒冈州立大学 |
| 56 | I met my wife, Lori, when I was 17 years old. | 我17岁时遇见了我的妻子萝莉. |
| 57 | I was the youngest kid in school. | 我是学校里最小的孩子 |
| 58 | We were sophomore lab partners. | 我们是大二实验室的合伙人 |
| 59 | She was 19, an older woman. | 她19岁 一个年长的女人 |
| 60 | I beat out 250 other boys in class and won her heart. | 我在课堂上打败了250个男孩 赢得了她的心 |
| 61 | We've now been married for 40 years. | 我们结婚已经40年了 |
| 62 | We have two amazing children, both working at Nvidia. | 我们有两个惊人的孩子 都在恩维迪亚工作 |
| 63 | When I was 30, I started Nvidia | 30岁的时候,我开始了恩维迪亚 |
| 64 | with Chris Malachowski and Curtis Pring, | 与克里斯·马拉乔夫斯基和柯蒂斯·普林, |
| 65 | two amazing computer scientists. | 两个惊人的计算机科学家。 |
| 66 | We wanted to build a new kind of computer, | 我们想造一台新型的电脑 |
| 67 | one that could solve problems | 可以解决问题的 |
| 68 | ordinary computers could not. | 普通电脑不能。 |
| 69 | We had absolutely no idea how to build a company, | 我们完全不知道 如何建立一个公司, |
| 70 | raise money, or run Nvidia. | 筹钱,或管理恩维迪亚。 |
| 71 | I just thought, how hard could it be? | 我只是在想 能有多难? |
| 72 | It turns out, it is super hard. | 事实证明,这是超难的。 |
| 73 | Our first technology didn't even work. | 我们的第一个技术甚至没有发挥作用。 |
| 74 | We nearly ran out of money. | 我们几乎没钱了。 |
| 75 | At one point, I had to fly to Japan | 有一次,我不得不飞到日本 |
| 76 | and explain to Sega's CEO | 向世嘉的首席执行官解释 |
| 77 | that the technology they contracted us to build | 他们委托我们建造的技术 |
| 78 | would not work. | 没用的 |
| 79 | Asked to be released from a contract we could not complete. | 被要求解除我们无法完成的合同 |
| 80 | And then asked that they still pay us. | 然后要求他们还给我们钱。 |
| 81 | Without the money, Nvidia would vaporize. | 没有钱,恩维迪亚就会蒸发 |
| 82 | It was embarrassing, humiliating, | 这是尴尬,羞辱, |
| 83 | and one of the hardest things I have ever done. | 我做过最难的事之一 |
| 84 | And Sega's CEO, Irmajirisan, said yes. | 而世嘉的首席执行官伊尔玛吉里桑也答应了. |
| 85 | I learned early that being CEO is not about power, | 我早知道当首席执行官不是权力 |
| 86 | but the responsibility that comes | 但责任的产生 |
| 87 | with keeping the company alive. | 保持公司的生命力 |
| 88 | And that honesty and humility | 诚实和谦卑 |
| 89 | can be met with generosity and kindness, even in business. | 即使是在生意上,也可以慷慨和仁慈地迎接。 |
| 90 | We used the money to reset the company, | 我们用钱重置公司 |
| 91 | and out of desperation, we invented new ways | 出于绝望,我们发明了新的方法 |
| 92 | of designing chips and computers that we still use today. | 设计我们今天仍然使用的芯片和计算机 |
| 93 | For 33 years, Nvidia had reinvented itself | 33年来,恩维迪亚重塑了自己 |
| 94 | over and over again, each time asking, | 一次又一次地,每次问, |
| 95 | how hard can it be? | 能有多难? |
| 96 | And each time learning, it's harder than we thought. | 每次学习,都比我们想象的要难。 |
| 97 | But through those experiences, we learned never | 但是通过这些经历,我们从来没有学到 |
| 98 | to see failure as the opposite of success. | 将失败视为成功的反面。 |
| 99 | Each failure is just another learning moment, | 每一次失败都是另一个学习时刻 |
| 100 | a humility moment, a character strengthening moment. | 谦卑的时刻 性格强化的时刻 |
| 101 | The resilience forged through setbacks | 通过挫折形成的复原力 |
| 102 | is what gives you the strength to go again. | 让你有力量再去一次 |
| 103 | Today, I am one of the longest serving CEOs in technology. | 今天,我是技术领域服务时间最长的首席执行官之一。 |
| 104 | Nvidia, the body of work I share | 恩维迪亚,我分享的工作 |
| 105 | with 45,000 extraordinary colleagues is my life's work. | 与45,000名杰出同事 是我的毕生工作。 |
| 106 | Now it's your time to realize your dreams. | 现在是时候实现你的梦想了 |
| 107 | And the timing could not be more perfect. | 时机再好不过了 |
| 108 | My career started at the beginning of the PC revolution. | 我的职业生涯始于PC革命之初. |
| 109 | Your career starts at the beginning of the AI revolution. | 你的职业生涯始于AI革命的开始. |
| 110 | I cannot imagine a more exciting time to work, | 我无法想象一个更刺激的工作时间, |
| 111 | to begin your life's work. | 开始你的工作。 |
| 112 | AI started right here at Carnegie Mellon. | AI从卡内基梅隆开始 |
| 113 | I've heard countless AI jokes in the last 24 hours | 过去24小时我听过无数次AI笑话 |
| 114 | here at Carnegie Mellon. | 在卡内基梅隆 |
| 115 | Carnegie Mellon is one of the true birthplaces | 卡内基梅隆是真正的出生地之一 |
| 116 | of artificial intelligence and robotics. | 人工智能和机器人。 |
| 117 | In the 1950s, researchers here created the Logic Theorist, | 1950年代,这里的研究人员创建了逻辑理论家, |
| 118 | widely recognized and considered | 广泛承认和考虑 |
| 119 | the first AI computer program. | 第一个AI计算机程序。 |
| 120 | In 1979, Carnegie Mellon founded the Robotics Institute. | 1979年,卡内基梅隆创立了机器人研究所. |
| 121 | This morning I visited with Robo Club, | 今天早上我和机器人俱乐部一起参观了 |
| 122 | the first academic institute devoted entirely to robotics. | 这是第一个专门研究机器人的学术机构 |
| 123 | Artificial intelligence has gone on now | 人工智能已经启动 |
| 124 | to reinvent computing completely. | 彻底重塑计算 |
| 125 | I have lived through every major computing platform shift, | 我经历了每一个主要的计算平台转变, |
| 126 | mainframes, PCs, the internet, mobile, and cloud. | 主机、个人电脑、互联网、移动和云 |
| 127 | Each wave built on the one before. | 每一波都建立在之前的一波之上 |
| 128 | Each expanded access, each transformed industries | 每个扩大的准入,每个转型的行业 |
| 129 | and society, but what is about to happen | 但接下来会发生什么 |
| 130 | now is bigger than anything before. | 现在比以前都大 |
| 131 | Computing is undergoing a complete reset. | 电子计算正在完全重置中。 |
| 132 | Not since modern computing was first invented. | 自现代计算首次发明以来就没有了. |
| 133 | For 60 years, computing worked the same way. | 60年来,计算同样有效。 |
| 134 | Humans wrote software, computers executed instructions. | 人类写软件,计算机执行指令. |
| 135 | That paradigm is over. | 这个范式已经结束了。 |
| 136 | Artificial intelligence has reinvented computing, | 人工智能发明了计算 |
| 137 | from human coding to machine learning, | 从人类编码到机器学习 |
| 138 | from software running on CPUs | 从运行在 CPU 上的软件中 |
| 139 | to neural networks running on GPUs, | 神经网络运行在GPU, |
| 140 | and from following instructions to understanding, | 从遵守指示到理解, |
| 141 | reasoning, planning, and using tools. | 推理、规划和使用工具。 |
| 142 | A new industry has emerged | 一个新的产业出现了 |
| 143 | to manufacture intelligence at scale. | 以大规模制造情报。 |
| 144 | Because intelligence is foundational to every industry, | 因为情报是每个行业的基础 |
| 145 | every industry will change. | 每个行业都会改变 |
| 146 | For many, AI creates uncertainty. | 对许多人来说,大赦国际造成了不确定性。 |
| 147 | People see AI writing software, generating images, | 人们看到AI写作软件,生成图像, |
| 148 | driving cars, and naturally wonder what happens next. | 开车,自然想知道接下来会发生什么 |
| 149 | Will jobs disappear? | 工作会消失吗? |
| 150 | Will people be left behind? | 会有人被抛弃吗? |
| 151 | Will this technology become too powerful? | 这种技术会变得太强大吗? |
| 152 | Every major technological revolution in history | 历史上的每一个重大技术革命 |
| 153 | created fear alongside opportunity. | 制造恐惧和机会 |
| 154 | When society engages technology openly, responsibly, | 当社会公开、负责地使用技术时, |
| 155 | and optimistically, we expand human potential. | 乐观地说,我们扩大了人类的潜力。 |
| 156 | Far more than we diminish it. | 比我们减少的还多 |
| 157 | So first and above all, we must be clear-eyed. | 所以首先,最重要的是,我们必须保持清醒。 |
| 158 | Artificial intelligence, | 人工智能, |
| 159 | the automation of understanding, | 理解的自动化, |
| 160 | reasoning, and problem solving, | 推理和解决问题, |
| 161 | is one of the most powerful technologies | 是最强大的技术之一 |
| 162 | humanity has ever created. | 人类曾经创造过。 |
| 163 | And like every transformative technology before it, | 就像之前的每一个变革技术一样, |
| 164 | it will bring both great promise and real risks. | 这将带来巨大的希望和真正的风险。 |
| 165 | The responsibility of our generation | 我们这一代人的责任 |
| 166 | is not only to advance AI, but to advance it wisely. | 不仅是推进AI,而且是明智推进. |
| 167 | Scientists and engineers have a profound responsibility | 科学家和工程师负有重大的责任 |
| 168 | to advance AI capabilities and AI safety together. | 共同提高AI的能力和AI的安全性. |
| 169 | Policy makers have a responsibility | 决策者有责任 |
| 170 | to create thoughtful guardrails that protect society | 建立周密的护栏 保护社会 |
| 171 | while still allowing innovation, | 在允许创新的同时 |
| 172 | discovery, and progress to move forward. | 发现和进步 |
| 173 | History shows that societies that retreat from technology | 历史表明,从技术倒退的社会 |
| 174 | do not stop progress. | 不要阻止进展。 |
| 175 | They only surrender the opportunity to shape it | 他们只会放弃塑造它的机会 |
| 176 | and to benefit from it. | 并从中得益. |
| 177 | So the answer is not to fear the future. | 故答不畏未来. |
| 178 | The answer is to guide it wisely, build it responsibly, | 答案是明智地引导它,负责任地建设它, |
| 179 | and ensure that it benefits reach | 并确保它受益 |
| 180 | as many people as possible. | 尽可能多的人 |
| 181 | We should not teach fear of the future. | 我们不应教人对未来的恐惧。 |
| 182 | We should engage it with optimism, | 我们应该乐观地对待它, |
| 183 | responsibility, and ambition. | 责任和野心。 |
| 184 | Only a fraction of the people in the world | 世界上只有一小部分人是这样的 |
| 185 | know how to write software. | 知道如何写软件。 |
| 186 | Now, anyone can ask AI to build something useful. | 现在,任何人都可以要求AI建造一些有用的东西. |
| 187 | A shopkeeper can create a website and grow a business. | 店主可以创建网站,发展企业. |
| 188 | A carpenter can design a kitchen | 木匠可以设计厨房 |
| 189 | and offer new services to clients. | 并为客户提供新服务。 |
| 190 | The AI writes the code. | AI写代码. |
| 191 | Everyone is now a programmer. | 现在每个人都是一个程序员。 |
| 192 | For the first time, the power of computing | 第一次,计算的力量 |
| 193 | and intelligence can truly reach everyone | 和智能可以真正到达每个人 |
| 194 | and close the technology divide the first time. | 并关闭技术 分割第一次。 |
| 195 | And like electricity and the internet before it, | 像电力和互联网之前, |
| 196 | AI will require trillions of dollars | 人工智能需要数万亿美元 |
| 197 | of infrastructure investment. | 基础设施投资。 |
| 198 | This is the largest technology infrastructure buildout | 这是最大的技术基础设施建设 |
| 199 | in human history and a once-in-a-generation opportunity | 在人类历史上 和一代人的机会 |
| 200 | to re-industrialize America | 使美国重新工业化 |
| 201 | and restore the nation's capacity to build. | 并恢复国家建设能力. |
| 202 | To support AI, America will build chip factories, | 为了支持AI,美国将建造芯片工厂, |
| 203 | computer factories, data centers, | 计算机工厂,数据中心, |
| 204 | and advanced manufacturing facilities across the country. | 和全国先进制造业设施. |
| 205 | AI gives America the opportunity to build again. | AI给了美国再次建设的机会. |
| 206 | Electricians, plumbers, iron workers, | 电工、水管工、铁工 |
| 207 | technicians, builders, this is your time. | 技术人员,建筑师,这是你的时间。 |
| 208 | AI is not just creating a new computing industry, | AI不仅仅是创造了一个新的计算行业, |
| 209 | it is creating a new industrial era. | 它正在创造一个新的工业时代。 |
| 210 | Powering this new infrastructure | 为新的基础设施提供动力 |
| 211 | will require enormous amounts of energy. | 需要巨大的能量。 |
| 212 | But it is also driving one of the largest investments | 但它也驱动着最大的投资之一 |
| 213 | in energy infrastructure in generations, | 在能源基础设施中世代相传, |
| 214 | modernizing the grid, expanding power generation, | 电网现代化,扩大发电, |
| 215 | and accelerating sustainable energy. | 加速可持续能源。 |
| 216 | And yes, AI will change every job, | 是的,AI会改变每一个工作, |
| 217 | but the task and the purpose of a job are not the same. | 但工作的任务和目的并不相同。 |
| 218 | Many tasks will be automated, some jobs will disappear, | 许多任务会自动化,一些工作会消失, |
| 219 | but many new jobs and entire new industries will be created. | 但许多新工作 和整个新产业将创造。 |
| 220 | Software coding tasks are increasingly automated, | 软件编码任务越来越自动化, |
| 221 | but using AI, software engineers | 但使用AI,软件工程师 |
| 222 | can expand the search for solutions, | 可以扩大寻找解决方案的范围, |
| 223 | allowing them to tackle far more ambitious challenges. | 使它们能够应对远比这更雄心勃勃的挑战。 |
| 224 | Analyzing radiology scans is increasingly automated, | 分析放射扫描 越来越自动化, |
| 225 | but using AI, radiologists are elevated | 但用人工智能,放射科医生被提升 |
| 226 | to better diagnose disease and care for patients. | 更好地诊断疾病和照顾病人。 |
| 227 | AI does not replace human purpose, | 大赦国际不取代人类目的, |
| 228 | it amplifies human capability. | 它能增强人的能力 |
| 229 | That is why even as AI writes more code | 因此,即使AI写更多的代码 |
| 230 | and analyzes more scans, demand for software engineers | 并分析更多的扫描,对软件工程师的需求 |
| 231 | and radiologists continue to grow. | 放射科医生继续增长 |
| 232 | AI is not likely to replace you, | 大赦国际不可能取代你 |
| 233 | but someone using AI better than you might. | 但有人用AI比你更厉害 |
| 234 | So a good thought experiment is this, | 因此,一个很好的思考实验是, |
| 235 | do we want our children to be supercharged by AI | 我们想要我们的孩子被AI超额充电吗? |
| 236 | or be left behind by those who are? | 或被弃绝者, |
| 237 | No parent wants their child left behind. | 没有父母希望他们的孩子留下 |
| 238 | So let us build AI safely. | 因此,让我们安全地建立AI。 |
| 239 | Let us also imagine an optimistic future, | 让我们也想象一个乐观的未来, |
| 240 | one our children are excited to be part of, | 一个我们的孩子 激动地加入, |
| 241 | inspired to help build, | 为了帮助建设, |
| 242 | so we can and must do four things at once. | 所以我们可以而且必须同时做四件事。 |
| 243 | Advance safely, create thoughtful policies, | 安全前进 制定周密的政策 |
| 244 | make AI broadly accessible, | 使大赦国际能够广泛获得, |
| 245 | and encourage everyone to engage. | 并鼓励每个人参与。 |
| 246 | Everyone should have AI. | 每个人都应该有AI。 |
| 247 | Opportunity should not belong | 机会不应属于 |
| 248 | only to the people who can code. | 只能给那些能编码的人 |
| 249 | Class of 2026, you are entering the world | 2026级,你进入世界 |
| 250 | at an extraordinary moment. | 在一个非凡的时刻。 |
| 251 | A new industry is being born. | 一个新的产业正在诞生。 |
| 252 | A new era of science and discovery is beginning. | 科学和发现的新时代正在开始。 |
| 253 | AI will accelerate the expansion of human knowledge | AI将加速人类知识的扩展 |
| 254 | and help solve problems once beyond our reach. | 帮助解决我们无法解决的问题 |
| 255 | We have the opportunity to close the technology divide | 我们有机会缩小技术鸿沟 |
| 256 | and bring the power of computing and intelligence | 并带来计算和智能的力量 |
| 257 | to billions of people for the very first time. | 第一次致数十亿人 |
| 258 | To re-industrialize America | 使美国重新工业化 |
| 259 | and restore our capacity to build | 恢复我们建设的能力 |
| 260 | and to help create a future more abundant, | 并且帮助创造更加丰富的未来, |
| 261 | more capable, and more hopeful | 更有能力,更有希望 |
| 262 | than the world you inherited, | 比你继承的世界, |
| 263 | no generation has entered the world | 没有一代人进入世界 |
| 264 | with more powerful tools | 拥有更强大的工具 |
| 265 | or greater opportunities than you. | 或者比你更有机会 |
| 266 | We are all standing at the same starting line. | 我们都站在同一个起点。 |
| 267 | This is your moment to help shape what comes next. | 这就是你帮助塑造未来的时刻 |
| 268 | So run, don't walk. | 所以,运行,不要走。 |
| 269 | Carnegie Mellon has a motto I love. | 卡内基梅隆有一个格言我喜欢。 |
| 270 | My heart is in the work. | 心在业中. |
| 271 | So put your heart in the work. | 故以心为业. |
| 272 | Build something worthy of your education, | 做点值得你教育的事 |
| 273 | your potential, and the people who believed in you | 你的潜力, 和相信你的人 |
| 274 | long before the world did. | 远比世界早 |
| 275 | Congratulations, Carnegie Mellon, class of 2026. | 恭喜你 卡内基梅隆 2026级 |
| 276 | Congratulations. | 祝贺你 |
| 277 | Wow, thanks. | 谢谢 |
| 278 | Thanks, guys. | 谢谢 |
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