杨澜访谈录文字版
杨澜访谈录
《杨澜访谈录——希拉里》09广编（1）班张世杰-07 访谈第一段：杨：克林顿国务卿您好，我是杨澜。
我们上次在国际年度会议上见过面希：哦，真的吗，很高兴在这里见到你。
杨：我也是，首先向您取得的成绩表示祝贺。
希：谢谢，也想你所做的工作表示感谢。
真是让人非常激动。
杨：我们能先合张影吗？希：当然。
杨：你现在比以前显得轻松了。
希：是啊，也许是年龄大了的缘故吧。
杨：不，我觉的是更自信了。
（笑……）评论：杨澜首先用很轻松的方式向美国国务卿希拉里表示问候，并且对她在工作中取得的成绩表示祝贺。
作为访谈，首先给对方一个很友好的印象，其次才开始自己的谈话。
紧接着在后面又说，你比以前更年轻了，而克林顿却说自己老了，杨澜回话说是更加自信。
用很朴实的话语解开对方的不融合的局面，是这场谈话变得更加轻松风趣。
访谈第二段:杨：你对参议员委员会作证的时候，说道美国应该在国际事物中运用“巧实力”，这个策略在你亚洲之行中，是如何体现的？尤其是对中国的访问。
希：在奥巴马政府中，我们的目标是运用一切手段加强与世界各国的关系，在外交政策方面我总是说三个“D”，也就是防卫，外交和发展。
我们尤其要重视外外交和发展这两项，我上任这一个多月以来，一直重申我们要代表和保卫美国的利益，安全和价值观。
杨：你在这次访问中国有什么收获？希：我和中国领导人的会谈，让我很受鼓舞。
我们有多个领域是可以展开合作的。
我们原则上确定要建立经济房方面的经济对话，不仅是在应对经济危机方面进行交流，这当然很重要，而美国和中国都要在推动全球复苏方面扮演领导角色。
同时还有清洁能源，气候变化，更多的教育交流人文交流，卫生交流以及技术方面的工作，我希望我们的联系更加深广，政府官员的关系很重要，但是中美之间的各种联系也很重要。
评论：杨澜第一句就点出美国的“巧实力”，并且把范围压缩到了亚洲，而且还重点提到了中国，开门见山的提问，知道了问出了美国建在世界中扮演什么样的角色以及美国的未来目标。
杨澜访谈录苏菲玛索对白
杨澜访谈录苏菲玛索1.To me what matters is feeling.2.How would you interpret the beauty of women?3.I want to be healthy, I want to have a skin, I want to age as better as possible, gracefully.4.We have one similar beauty, that is the heart’s beauty. But we are very different in life.5.The first thing for me is to take off my make-up, and to be comfortable.6.She is very sophisticated. She is the most natural person I know.7.It was a huge change in my whole life.8.It was a new world opening up to me. Because of this, I could travel, I could be independent. Icould see a lot I would never see otherwise.9.Becoming famous at such a young age changes everything in your life.10.I have to deal with a lot of different new things in my life.11.When you miss something in your life, you are not going to catch it back.12.He is truthful . He is going fine with girls.13.What impelled you to make such a major decision?14.I just have this terrible feeling of manipulation.15.How much was the pressure? How hard was it to handle the pressure?16.It was a psychological pressure, then it turned out to be a financial pressure.17.Fear is terrible, but it is also a good challenge.18.Once you think about the worst, only the best can happen to you.19.You can see both innocence and suffering in someone’s young eyes.20.It is not by chance that we met.21.I need someone to teach me , to learn me, and to mentor me.22.I love influences.23.Life is shaping us anyway. Everything you do and every choice you make makes you.24.That’s the only rationale behind it.25.I am not somebody who likes comfort.26.I like to be by myself, thinking, observing nature and looking at insects.27.In a fast changing world, sometimes we need the perspective of a turtle to find interesting andbeautiful things .28.overwhelming adj. 让人不知所措的arre adj.希奇古怪的，不同寻常的30.seductive adj. 吸引人的，富有魅力的passion n. 怜悯，同情。
杨澜访谈录
杨澜这样说,非常经典！1.男人的帅不在脸蛋，而在岁月积淀下来的睿智与淡定。
2.辛辛苦苦，过舒服日子；舒舒服服，过辛苦日子。
3.婚姻需要爱情之外的另一种纽带，最强韧的一种不是孩子，不是金钱，而是关于精神的共同成长，那是一种伙伴的关系。
在最无助和软弱时候，在最沮丧和落魄的时候，有他（她）托起你的下巴，扳直你的脊梁，命令你坚强，并陪伴你左右，共同承受命运。
那时候，你们之间的感情除了爱，还有肝胆相照的义气，不离不弃的默契，以及铭心刻骨的恩情。
4.我常常被问及成功的秘诀，其实不外有三：第一，自信和他信；第二，遇到不公平的事有正确心态；第三，先为别人创造，建立良好的人际氛围。
当今即使一个科学家要出成果，也不可能一个人全面包办，在个体劳动越来越不重要的今天，合作尤其可贵。
当然，每个人成功的关键都不一样，如果你是胆怯的人，成功的关键是勇气，如果你是一个爱冒险的人，成功的关键可能是广纳博言，我始终认为，面对过去我们要问问为什么，而面对未来，我们则应问问为什么不？5.我想给大家一句话，优秀的女人是没有好下场的，除非你找到一个好老公。
6.是什么让我们在不断的失望后继续前行？是一种叫做“希望”的东西。
7.有时命运的戏谑就在于，你一直犹豫不决，等到终于下定决心，已经到了谢幕的时间。
8.你可以不成功，但你不能不成长。
也许有人会阻碍你成功，但没人会阻挡你成长。
9..现实总是不够完美，使得希望就象是一场赌博。
输了很痛苦，那么宁可不追求吗？10."酷"不仅仅是音乐和包装,更是一种生活态度。
11.年轻的时候，当你一开始得到太容易了，你觉得那是我努力的结果，只有回头了，当你更成熟了以后，你发现实际上是很多人托着你的。
12.就是这样一个嘈杂的时代，你的心情取决于你今天听到的声音来自的方向。
面对海量信息的时代，有时你会无助地发现所有的声音劈头盖脸，毫无选择地将你淹没，让你没法搞清楚自己的心情究竟应该如何。
13.我认为婚姻最坚韧的纽带不是孩子，不是金钱，而是精神上的共同成长。
杨澜访谈录 福布斯 字幕
Y: Your grandfather Mr. B.C. Forbes started this magazine beck in 1917, what’s the message of this magazine that has been carried on till today?F: Well my grandfather came to America at the turn of the last century in nearly 1900. He came from Scotland. He had very little money. He was one of ten children, grade school education. Like many who came to the United States, he has dreams and ambitions. And he did start magazine to write about what he called the doers, who were doing things, people who are making things happen in business. And we reflect that approach today. My grandfather said the purpose of business is not to pile up millions, today he would say billions, but to produce happiness. And so in our articles today we discuss companies, we discuss business. The articles have a lot of numbers, a lot of statistics, which focus on the people, people make the difference more than the balance sheet. My grandfather believed that and we believe that today.Y: You see the time really has changed today since your grandfather’s day till today. Like your grandfather had to be in W hotel to get those first-hand information. But now a housewife can open her business in the garage and get the information from the Internet. So how does F cope with this time so continue to be information provider and an opinion leader?F: Well I think it’s what called value-added. There are so much information now today, ___________. So you look for a publication, you look for a source who can make sense of it, who can show mw what is important and what I don’t have to know about. And that’s the value of F because we assume you know the events of the day, you want that extra dimension. You want to know how is that company really doing. That’s judgment. That’s probing. That’s asking questions. That comes from curiosity, learning to look beneath the surface of the things. And that’s we look for our reporters. Do we always succeed? No. One of the most popular fitches in the magazine is thing we called flashbacks, finding out how we did in articles we write in the past. Sometimes we hit, sometimes we don’t. But if you are not always searching how is there, you are not going to find that extra information, that extra dimension. So that very flock of information makes F more important than ever before.The fun part about those two portraits is the contract. When I was done, I was in one of the blue suits, in my early 30s. My father, when he was done, in this jump suit, was in his 60s. And my father thought it was great fun that is the older one who is in the informal suit, and the younger one is in the formal suit. That was wonderful contrast. So maybe when I’m older, who knows what I’ll be in. But I hope to live to find out.Y: People like to compare you with your father Mr. M F. Obviously you have two very differentpersonalities and living styles. He was regarded as his ______________and ________in France and island in F, his motor______, hot balloons, and lavious parties, but you seem to be a very private and conservative person who lives a very simple life. Well besides all these differences, what do you have in common? What have you inherited from him, beside of this magazine?F: Well I think that’s the love of the business, his fascination of publishing, his curiosity about how the world works and the people who make the world work, whether people who are successful or people who fall and then pick themselves up, entrepreneurs, people are starting things, who are venturing on the edge of what people think can’t be done, I think that we share. So even though the style is different, I think the basic trust and goals are the same. And again, that was one of the I think one of the strong points of our father was that he didn’t say this was the only way to do it or that you have to learn to ride a motorcycle, or go and hug your balloon. But Isay my heart is not for the balloons, is for the politics.Y: You ran twice for Republican nomination in 1996 and 2000, after you withdrew from the 2000 presidential campaign, are you planning to go on with your political career or are you planning to come back to the family business as what your father did after you ran on successfully for the governor of Newzea.F: Well I guess we don’t do very well in this family in winning elections, so I am back here in the magazine, and I will continue to push ideas such as reducing tax and simplifying our horrific terrible tax code and other such reforms. The message got through in my two campaigns, which is why President Bush has people to say that they came up with their tax proposal to counter my tax proposal, so the message you might say did better than the massager.Y: That’s great. Actually in your father’s case people said that US might has lost another politician but certainly gained a great businessman.F: Sometimes it’s easier to win the affections of readers than it is the voters.Y: You spent how much in your campaigns, 37 million for the first time and how much for the second time? That’s all your money, right?F: Yeah, which do not make my children very happy. That was 30 million, and …Y: And the second time 30 million too?F: So it’s a lot of money. But then you have to put it in perspective. Those dollars would just buy you a few minutes of advertising on the super ball, football games each year. And it did have a major impact on polities in the country. We see now the tax debate in Washington.Y: What kind of attitude did your father teach you towards money? Certainly your grandfather said that do business is not to pile up millions but to produce happiness. And your father certainly spent a lot of money you know in the way of living. But how about you? What’s your attitudes towards money?F: Well, I think it’s always nice to have it than not to have it. And I think we are taught my siblings from a very early age the value of money, that you have to earn it, you can not take it for granted. Well we’ve had allowances, we’ve had to do chores in the house. If we’ve got a bad report cardthe efforts and potential reward. So in the early age I was interested in the stock market, that was I found that much more agreeable than pulling weeds out of my father’s garden. And I think that also you have to invest, like planting a field, you have to plant the seeds before you potentially can get a harvest. There is no guarantee you will get a harvest, but you have to be involved in the invest. And my father had this seemingly flamboyant lifestyle, he was always helping the magazine, he was always publicizing the magazine. Very few of his dollars went to waste.Y: Family business is now regarded as kind of old-fashioned, and people may argue that how can you guarantee the efficiency of the management, which demand more than trust and loyalty. And is it fair to set the destine for a child at his birth that what he will do in the future?F: Well I don’t think either my father, certainly, I haven’t and my brothers haven’t told our children this is what you must do. You try to see who might have an interest in it, and you let them take the initiative. If you force something on someone, it’s not going to work out, it’s going to be long-term very unhappy. And one thing my father told us was don’t try to imitate others, so I still don’t ride motorcycles. I’m still feel too young to them. And so you try to develop your own style, your own interests, and then take it from there. And so when I went to work here, and eventually three of my brothers did. And we never felt we are being put into something we really didn’t wantto do. It was by choice. If it’s not by choice, you will have trouble in the future.Y: And now all of your four brothers are working in this magazine. How do you get along with each other because in some other big families, there were fuse between brothers and sisters, and it’s hard to work that closely together. How do you deal with that?F: Well youngsters when we are growing up we fought with each other all the time. So we were always being fighting. Kinds do that. And I guess we get a lot of our systems as youngsters. So now we talk frequently, we discuss strategy frequently. And my father also made sure that one of us should have more voting stock than the others, so somebody will be able to make a final decision. So I have 51 percent of the voting stock, and that’s a great persuader.Y: Was there a time in your life that you hated to be Forbes?F: No, but in the political world there were who did not like what I was doing. But that’s the nature of the politics.。
杨澜访谈录
杨澜访谈录：逆流而上的人生本期嘉宾李亚鹏9月27日，李亚鹏过完了自己42岁的生日，不惑之年的他，早已不是当年的青春偶像。
经过岁月的锤炼和打磨，他已经完全变成了一个行为稳重、思想厚重、语言精准、目标明确的商业家。
重新审视今天的李亚鹏，会发现，他的人生是在一条事与愿违的逆流中跋涉过来的，一件件完全与他意志相违背却又不得不面对的事情，把李亚鹏改变成了现在的样子。
逆流一：高考1990年，一直在内地念书书的李亚鹏转回新疆参加高考。
李亚鹏一直成绩优秀，填报的志愿是哈尔滨工业大学，他希望自己能完成父亲的一个心愿。
结果考了五百多分，上哈工大已不成问题，就等录取通知书。
恰逢中戏招生，而且百年不遇地在理工科补招，好奇的李亚鹏也去试了试。
一系列的表现，李亚鹏被招生的老师相中了，一个星期以后，李亚鹏的档案从理工科里被提了出来，第一志愿哈工大被改写成中央戏剧学院，放到文科档里。
因为艺术院校第一批招生，属于特招，这样李亚鹏就到了戏剧学院。
李亚鹏想当一位工程师的梦想，就这样彻底灰飞烟灭了，要知道，他可是一个理工高手，高中时候，自己可以动手做黑白电视机的。
人生的逆流，从此开始。
逆流二：大学第一堂表演课，是“解放天性”，同学们要扮成各种动物等非人的物体，在舞台上解放摸爬滚打钻裤裆等等，李亚鹏完全懵掉了，不知道这是什么样的课堂，不知道大家在干什么，他哭了，无声地哭了。
他在迷茫中度过了大学四年。
直到毕业，他的论文叫做《理智与情感》，他依然在纠结着。
逆流三：工作毕业后，李亚鹏回到了新疆，但工作的事却并不如愿，他喜欢的理工科工作做不了，他不喜欢的事情又不想做。
为了生活，他把自己写过的一个狼的题材的剧本卖了8000港币，生活了一段时间之后，财务状况又开始捉襟见肘。
生活成了他的难题；逆流四：表演为了生活，李亚鹏和陈建斌、王学兵等同学重新回到了北京。
出色的外形条件，让他很快获得了拍片的机会，他也一下子成为国内一线的偶像明星。
然而，很快他就因为两部武侠题材的电视剧《笑傲江湖》和《射雕英雄传》而陷入了媒体和观众的口诛笔伐。
杨澜访谈录经典语录
杨澜访谈录经典语录1、不管遇到多少困难，都要不断提升自身修养，懂得修身养性，用智慧与意志去正确实践。
2、你可以不成功，但你不能不成长。
也许有人会阻碍你成功，但没人会阻挡你成长。
3、辛辛苦苦，过舒服日子；舒舒服服，过辛苦日子。
我们虽然不能控制风的方向，但却可以调整帆的方向，达到胜利的彼岸。
4、凡是要花大力气才能完成的使命都具有很大的挑战性。
5、现实总是不够完美，使得希望就象是一场赌博。
输了很痛苦，那么宁可不追求吗？6、远行是为了回归，自由是因为牵挂。
7、我始终认为任何一件事情的发生都是事出有因。
8、女孩子可以在适当的时候倔强一些，骄傲一些，二十几岁的女孩是最美的，可以肆意的笑，可以倔强的哭。
二十几岁的女孩要做最真的自己，最美的年华留给灿烂的微笑，敢爱敢恨，敢于追求。
9、多读几本好书、多交几个好朋友、甚至养成几个好习惯。
二十岁是投资和储蓄的时候，要养足未来的资本。
魅力的三十，不会从天而降，如果之前的29年不够努力，那么过了30岁也不会有奇迹出现。
10、如果你只是随波逐流，那将注定以失败告终，只有下定决心、持之以恒才是最重要的。
11、我们市场大归大、快归快，但是，要健康、要完善。
12、有人会问，女孩子上那么久的学、读那么多的书，最终不还是要回一座平凡的城，打一份平凡的工，嫁作人妇，洗衣煮饭，相夫教子，何苦折腾？我想，我们的坚持是为了，就算最终跌入繁琐，洗尽铅华，同样的工作，却有不一样的心境，同样的家庭，却有不一样的情调，同样的后代，却有不一样的素养。
13、年轻的时候，当你一开始得到太容易了，你觉得那是我努力的结果，只有回头了，当你更成熟了以后，你发现实际上是很多人托着你的。
14、了解自己，尊重他人的理想，充分理解个人的力量足以改变世界。
15、人生是很不定的，就像我乘热气球的经历。
热气球的操作员能做的只是调整气球的高度以捕捉不同的风向，而气球的具体航线和落点，就只能听天由命了。
这也正是乘坐热气球的魅力所在：有控制的可能性，又保留了不确定性，所以比任何精确设定的飞行都来得刺激。
杨澜访谈录
杨澜访谈录：稻盛和夫在日本经济界，稻盛和夫称得上是一位白手起家创业成功的本土派传奇人物，也是日本战后经济奇迹的缔造者和重要的见证者之一。
他1932年出生于日本偏远的鹿儿岛县。
技术员出身的他，最终成就了两家名列全球500强的大企业----京瓷集团和日本的第二大电信公司“KDDI”。
杨澜：大家好，欢迎收看《杨澜访谈录》。
我身后是东京湾的彩虹桥，而脚下的这片土地是在东京旧城区发展饱和之后填海形成的。
在日本经济的发展过程当中曾经出现过“经营四圣”，他们分别是松下公司的松下幸之助、索尼公司的盛田昭夫、本田公司的本田宗一郎以及京瓷集团的稻盛和夫。
四个人当中唯一健在的就是稻盛和夫了。
技术员出身的他完整地经历了日本经济从战后恢复，到创造奇迹，直至泡沫破裂的完整过程。
而他刻苦勤奋的精神以及深植于佛教的商业道德的准则也使他成为日本本土企业家的代表人物。
我在东京KDDI的总部采访了他。
1、杨澜：在您的经营理念当中呢，您一再提到要为企业设定一个比经营更高的目标。
比如说在创建DDI的时候，就说过企业要使国民的通信费用得以下降，这样一种目标和西方企业直接以利润作为目标的经营方式会带来什么样不同的结果呢？稻盛：我在27岁创建京瓷公司，其实在此之前是一个技术人员，从事陶瓷的研究。
象我这样一个技术人员在创建公司时，对企业、经营完全是个门外汉，一无所知，因此相当苦恼。
正象您刚才所说的，我创建DDI的目的就是要让日本的国民享受更加优惠的通信费用，我就是抱着这样一个志向创建公司的。
京瓷公司自创业至今，在日本的企业里算是利润率相当高的公司，在日本能和我们匹敌的公司没有几家。
我们没有强调盈利却获得了最大的利润率。
利润是要追求的，但作为盈利的手段，必须要走正道，要有人格地、用正当的手段、走正道去盈利，我把这概括成“盈利有道”这句话。
欧洲企业家们的看法和我是一样的。
解说：稻盛和夫的人生充满了传奇色彩。
他出身贫寒，在家里七个孩子中排行老二，全家靠卖盐、卖肥皂、替人加工纸袋度日。
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搜狐时尚：在阳光卫视最困难的时候，您自己在心态上是怎么调整的？杨澜：我觉得就是坚持下来，很多事情不是逃避可以解决的，首先得尝试去面对问题。
我当时问了自己几个问题：第一，我是不是对传媒行业真有那么大的热情和喜好？因为如果仅仅是想赚钱的话，我也许可以有更好的赚钱方式。
这个问题我给自己的回答，是肯定的，我的确是对传媒、对主持、对创意有一种骨子里的热情，而且这种热情从没有熄灭过。
第二，我应该怎样检讨自己，我做错了什么。
我当时给自己的信念是，我要做中国的人文纪录片，而且我觉得这个理想没有错。
历史证明在阳光卫视之后，无论是中央电视台的科教频道，还是一些地方电视台的纪录片频道，都陆续的开展起来了。
我觉得这是中国媒体发展成一个多元化时代的必经之路。
只不过我自己可能做的太早了，时机没有掌握对就不一定成功。
另外，我觉得自己在社会资源，包括在商业经验方面，都没有做好充分的准备，自己的能力和经验也都不够把公司支撑起来。
所以我觉得这时的答案很简单，就是回过头来做你最有信心、也确实有能力做好的事情，然后再一步步发展下去。
我觉得过去6年中，整个公司的经营都很健康，不断有好的媒体作品出来，这就是重新尝试的过程。
搜狐时尚：在您创业经历中遇到很多朋友的帮助吗？杨澜：我确实有很多的朋友，他们都给予了我非常大的帮助，比如刚刚出道时遇到的中央电视台制片人、副台长，我那时是没有任何背景和关系的大学生，他启用我不仅表示他们公正的选人方式，也体现出他们是真的很有胆量。
毕竟启用一个没有受过任何播音、主持专业培训的女孩，而且一下就担纲这个晚间黄金时间的电视节目主持人，确实是冒着很大风险的。
所以从各个方面我都很感谢他们，还有和我合作的姜昆老师、赵忠祥老师，我觉得这么多年以来他们都在用最大的善意在关注我、支持我，反过来我自己也会用真诚的态度对待朋友。
不敢尝试是最大的失败搜狐时尚：您在《正大综艺》节目里做得风生水起时，突然有一个出国的机遇，谢国民先生当时非常支持您出去发展，那时候您开玩笑地问他节目缺了主持人怎么办，他回答您说：“我觉得一个节目没有一个人重要”，您听到这句话是什么感受？杨澜：我觉得他不单是一个企业家，因为当时《正大综艺》的成功也使正大集团获得了品牌上极大的收益，一个做的顺手的主持人走了，节目必然会经历一些震动，而他站在那样的角度时仍然说“一个节目没有一个人更重要”。
一记者采访杨澜的文稿
【谈风格】我就是味道很丰富的一道点心记者（以下简称“记”）：你新书有一段话十分精彩：采访其实像是一次探险，是一种对人心的探险，你想挖掘深层，但别人凭什么告诉你？今天我来充当这个探险者，《杨澜访谈录》是坚持11年的人文深度节目，你一直乐此不疲的原因是什么？杨澜（以下简称“杨”）：我凭什么告诉你？（笑）我总觉得人生苦短，所以特别希望去了解更多的世界、去跟人分享喜怒哀乐，因为我有这个比较纯粹的动机，所以能让被采访对象比较容易放松下来，这是第一。
第二，因为我特别尊重我的职业，为了把采访做好，我花了几个小时甚至几天时间去做准备。
第三，一种不断提高的谈话趣味，也是重要的。
记：你觉得访谈性最难的地方在哪？杨：最难的是找到一个切入点。
11年前，在中国电视屏幕上，我是第一个深度访谈节目，当时你随便谈什么大家都有兴趣。
后来有越来越多的谈话节目，如果我们没有新鲜的可挖掘或可讲述的话，我们为什么一定要凑热闹？所以我想不仅是找到一个谈话对象，而是要找到一个谈话的切入点——谈话的主题，是一个特别重要的事情。
记：有评论说，杨澜是中国的华莱士或者奥普拉，您曾说“不做世界的奥普拉，要做中国的杨澜”，你喜欢什么样的主持风格？杨：不管别人多么伟大，做别人都不有趣，我觉得还是做自己有趣。
我觉得他们的观众都没我多，所以他们应该叫美国的杨澜。
我的风格——我没有想过去塑造什么风格，我不愿意把自己打造成一款可乐或者是一包辣椒酱，我就是味道很丰富的一道点心（笑）。
读者：朱军说你曾经鼓励他“北漂”，告诉他“你如果原地不动的话，最多5年后也就没有什么太大发展了。
”什么促使您对朱军说出这番鼓励的话？我其实是个不太负责任的人，我经常鼓励年轻人去冒险。
我鼓励朱军，是认为他足够年轻，是有真才实学的人，如果没人给他这个舞台，那是别人不识货。
当然，要干的人总比要说的人累。
【谈人生】如果有下辈子，肯定干点别的记：你一直是作为一个记者和主持人出现在国人面前，你是以提问为生的人，从业21年后，最大的人生感悟是什么？杨：21年，非常骄傲。
杨澜访谈范文合集
杨澜访谈范文合集第一篇：杨澜访谈杨澜访谈——记录这个时代的精神印迹2013年，作为中国电视最早推出的高端访谈节目，《杨澜访谈录》即将迎来它的第十三个年头。
告别2012，《杨澜访谈录》这档老牌访谈节目将进行全新改版登陆北京卫视，在每个周日晚上23点与观众见面。
在过去的十二年当中，杨澜带领她的团队走过世界上二十多个国家和地区，与六百多位不同地域、不同领域的风云人物对话。
从各国政要到文化大家、从行业领袖到文体名人，从焦点新闻当事人到草根达人，这些人物的经历和故事体展现了这个时代特有的精神价值。
在刚刚到来的2013年，《杨澜访谈录》将一如既往的坚持记录属于这个时代的精神印迹，寻找这个时代所具有的独特精神价值。
世界的宽度十二年来，高端性和国际化一直是《杨澜访谈录》的节目特色。
曾经对话多国政要及国家领导人，也有一些在国际政坛上曾发挥重要影响力的政治人物。
栏目曾在希拉里•克林顿作为国务卿首次访华时独家专访她，也曾经就莱温斯基弹劾案追问美国前总统比尔•克林顿。
在潘基文连任联合国秘书长后首次访华时对其进行了访问。
在与这些“大人物”的对话中，《杨澜访谈录》以国际化的视角试图展现世界的宽度，并且通过犀利的问答和话题的锐度，折射出一个个特有的历史瞬间。
理性的深度《杨澜访谈录》也曾经就重大历史事件制作系列专题节目。
2002年正值中美建交40周年之际采访了美国前国务卿基辛格，就中美关系的“破冰之旅”进行历史的揭秘。
在建国60周年之际制作世界看东方系列节目，走访了七位国际政要，通过他们的口述从不同的角度来点评中国社会发生的巨大变迁。
面对这些在国际政治舞台上颇具影响力的大人物，杨澜和她的团队并没有在访谈中止于中美关系、中英关系等宏大叙事的话题。
经过策划，“杨访”团队将对这一组大人物的访谈以时事热点为经度，以历史纵深为纬度，从亲历者提供的鲜为人知的事实真相中还原出历史流变的全景文本，打造了一组极具爆发力的独家深度系列访谈——世界看东方。
雷军 杨澜访谈录 文字版
雷军：在风口上，猪也能飞起来！2013的“双11”见证了网上的成交额突破350亿元人民币的历史记录。
其中在手机单品的销售排行榜上，占据前四名的，都是小米手机，这也让它成为最受人瞩目的国产手机，一时风头无二。
杨澜：您怎么样来分析这个势对你的成功所带来的影响？雷军：我参与创办的第一家公司呢，金山软件，这个是1988年创办的，所以呢，在IT行业呢，算是爷爷级的公司了，就是25年历史，我遇到的最大的挑战是什么呢？是当互联网来的时候呢，大家都觉得我们落伍了，都觉得我们边缘化了，被淘汰了，你看我们1988年创办的，今天腾讯也好，百度也好，阿里巴巴也好，基本上是199年前后，比我们晚了10年以上。
可是当你发现你严重落后的时候，你其实心里会失衡，你在想一个问题是，你刚开始想的问题是什么？说我们不够聪明，说马云比你聪明一万倍，说我不够勤奋，我能不能，是吧，可是马云也没我勤奋啊，人家好像每天都在云游四方，我们每天都要忙7乘24小时，反正找了很多问题，最后发现真正的问题在哪里呢？真正的问题是，我们没有顺势而为，我们没有把事情做到点上。
所以呢，我真正想通这个道理呢，是2004年，我想通了以后，我就在想一个问题，我怎么能赢在未来10年？所以在05年，我就想明白了，这个移动互联网是未来。
可是移动互联网我不懂啊，所以我开始就投了一些年轻人去做移动互联网，跟他们一起摸索，一起探讨。
在做移动互联网的过程之中呢，我又发现了另外一个问题，就是移动互联网要做好，跟手机终端非常相关。
其实这中间又穿插一件事情，是07年苹果公司出了IPHONE，这就触发了你对整个事情的观点，觉得我们还是很勤奋，我们原来都勤奋成劳模了，你想想！雷军曾说，要用互联网思维来做手机，那么究竟什么是互联网思维呢？雷军将其总结为七个字：极致、专注、口碑、快。
雷军：极致这个事情呢，大家听起来很容易，其实做起来很难，做起来非常的难。
首先，什么东西叫极致？我们关于这个极致的讨论挺多的，讨论到后来，我一个同事就讲，极致就是要把自己逼疯，就是到你自己都疯狂了，然后你觉得，我的能力就这样了，我觉得这是极致的境界。
杨澜专访希拉里中英文本翻译对照
杨澜访谈录——专访希拉里中英双语版（前面英文，后有中文对照）———————————————————————————————————————Dragon TV Interview: Developing a Comprehensive, Integrated Dialogue With ChinaHillary Rodham ClintonSecretary of StateInterview With Yang Lan of Dragon TVBeijing, ChinaFebruary 22, 2009 ———————————————————————————————————————MS. YANG: But this is a beautiful Embassy.SECRETARY CLINTON: Isn't it? I am so proud and impressed by it. It took a long time to build,but it is very beautiful and very functional. And the architecture isChinese-inspired, so it's really a wonderful addition to our embassycommunity.MS. YANG: And so you are going back today, right?SECRETARY CLINTON: Yes. I have to go back today.MS. YANG: And just in time to celebrate your daughter's 29th birthday.SECRETARY CLINTON: That's true. She will be 29 on Friday. And I am very much lookingforward to seeing her for a birthday dinner.MS. Y ANG: Okay. So what kind of path do you like to see her take? I know she has been studying health policy and management at Columbia.SECRETARY CLINTON: That's right. I think she is someone who charts her own path, and I amvery impressed and delighted at the choices that she has made. I just,like most mothers, want her to be happy and have a good life. And thatis really all I wish for her.MS. YANG: Does she resemble you in the ways that she does things?SECRETARY CLINTON: I think she is a good combination of both her father and me. She has avery wonderful personality, and she is a hard worker, and she is a goodfriend and a caring person. So I am just very happy to be her mother.MS. Y ANG: I know you have just had a dialogue with the Chinese women. Some of them you have known for 11 years. Well, to the younger generation of women, like your daughters, what kind of advice would you like to give to those who aspire to succeed and lead, but could be afraid of failure?SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, that's a good way of phrasing the question, because I think that overcoming your fears, whether you're a young woman or a young man, to be willing to take a risk, to try something different, to follow your heart, to pursue your dreams, takes a certain level of courage.And I just try to tell young people who ask me all the time what I think about the best wayforward is to be true to themselves, you know, to listen to their own heart, to do what gives them joy in life, and meaning in their public and professional careers. And I think if you do that, you may change, you may take a different path. But if you can keep focused on what you believe is important, I think that's the best way to proceed.MS. Y ANG: Let's get back to this trip. In your testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, you suggested that U.S. should use smart power to handle international issues. How is that approach, or strategy, reflected in your Asian trip, especially your trip to China?SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, it is our goal in the Obama administration to reach out to the rest of the world using every tool at our disposal. I like to talk about the three D's of our foreign policy: defense, diplomacy, development.We want to emphasize, particularly, diplomacy and development. And what I have tried to do in the month that I have had this position is to make clear that we will represent and defend the interests and the security and the values of the United States, but we want to listen.We are different countries and different cultures. China and the United States have very different histories. And we need to understand each other better so that we can find more common ground. And I was encouraged by my talks with your leadership, that there are a number of areas we can work on together.We are constructing, and have agreed, in principle, to a strategic and economic dialogue that will not only include the economic crisis, which is very important, that China and America lead on a recovery, globally, but clean energy and climate change, and more educational exchanges, and people-to-people exchanges, more work on health care, medicine, science.I want to deepen and broaden the connections, not only between government officials, as important at that is, but between all kinds of Chinese and Americans.MS. YANG: You know, former Treasury Secretary Paulson used to champion the U.S.-Sino dialogue in the structure of the Strategic Economic Dialogue. Have you convinced President Obama to let the State Department take back the reigns? And, if so, what kind of new framework of dialogue are we talking about?SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, we are going to have a comprehensive, integrated dialogue. It will be co-chaired by myself and the Treasury Secretary, because I think there was an awareness that our prior engagement at the dialogue level, government-to-government, was very heavily dominated by economic concerns, and by traditional Treasury priorities. They are very important but that is not the only high-level dialogue that needs to occur.So, we have always had a lot of interaction at many levels of our governments. But what we want to do is to integrate those, and to have our two Presidents, when they meet at the G-20 summit in April, announce the mechanism that we will be pursuing now.MS. Y ANG: Have you found the terminology to define the relationship between our two countries? Because under your husband's administration we called it "constructive strategic partnership," and then, in the Bush administration we called it "stakeholders." Have you found the new words yet?SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I'm not as interested in the words as in the actions. I think that we have evolved dramatically in our relationship over the 30 years that we have had diplomatic relations. China has grown just exponentially in a way that is a real tribute to the people of China.But what we now need to do is demonstrate that the United States and China can work productively together, not only on those issues that we have bilateral concerns over, but to show leadership to the rest of the world.If you just take two major issues confronting the world, I don't think it's realistic to expect that we will see global recovery without Chinese and American cooperation and leadership. I know that it is not realistic to expect that we can deal with global climate change without the United States and China working together.So, what we are talking about is very concrete and specific. It is not so much the description, as the reality and the content of what we will do together that we're focusing on.MS. Y ANG: Okay. You quoted Chinese story, (speaks Chinese), which means, "We are in the same boat" to tackle economic crisis.SECRETARY CLINTON: Yes.MS. Y ANG: Yet, at the same time, the "Buy American" rhetoric triggered another round of fear of protectionism. How would the U.S. government reconcile the international responsibility with the demand of domestic constituencies?SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, President Obama was very quick to act, and to make clear that we are not going to engage in protectionism. And, with respect to the provision that was in the stimulus package, it must be compliant with our international agreements.We know that a round of protectionism is not in America's interests. It's important that we work with countries like China, and others, to establish a framework for renewed economic growth and prosperity.Now, we also have work to do at home. Not only do we have to stimulate our economy, but we have to be working to enhance our manufacturing base, work on our automobile industry. So we have a lot of internal decision-making that is important to our economic future. And I think China does, too. mean, China is stimulating your economy at the central government level. You are looking to deal with problems like migrant workers who no longer have jobs.So, we each have our own internal domestic challenges. But we cannot solve those at the expense of generating global growth again, which will benefit both of our people.MS. Y ANG: You certainly have your hands full, with all sorts of challenges and problems around the world, from Iraq to Gaza Strip, from nuclear proliferation to climate change. And then, of course, the economic crisis.How would you set an achievable target for your term, as secretary of state?SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, it's true, that we have come into office at a time of so many problems. You mentioned a few of the most well known. I don't know that we can pick and choose. It's one of the reasons why I have advocated the appointment of special envoys, because I think we need, as they say, all hands on deck. Everyone has to work hard together to try to untangle some of these problems, to look for solutions where possible.So, I don't have the luxury of saying, "I will only work on this." I have to be very conscious of everything going on in the world. But I did choose to come, for my first trip, to Asia, because I want to send a clear message that the United States is both a trans-Pacific, as well as a trans-Atlantic power, and that much of what we see as the potential for positive growth and good relations in the 21st century will come with Asian countries like China.MS. Y ANG: Thank you very much for your time, although it falls short of my questions. Well, can I squeeze just one more?SECRETARY CLINTON: Sure.MS. Y ANG: Do you think that China should further invest into American treasury bonds? Because there is a debate here - with unclear future, we should stop buying more.SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, I certainly do think that the Chinese government and the central bank here in China is making a very smart decision by continuing to invest in treasury bonds for two reasons.First, because it's a good investment. It's a safe investment. Even despite the economic challenges sweeping over the world, the United States has a well-deserved financial stability reputation.And, secondly, because our economies are so intertwined. The Chinese know that, in order to start exporting again to its biggest market, namely, the United States, the United States has to take some very drastic measures with this stimulus package, which means we have to incur more debt.It would not be in China's interest if we were unable to get our economy moving again. So, by continuing to support American treasury instruments, the Chinese are recognizing our interconnection. We are truly going to rise or fall together. We are in the same boat. And, thankfully, we are rowing in the same direction, toward landfall.MS. YANG: Okay. So we have to keep rowing?SECRETARY CLINTON: Yes.MS. YANG: Thank you very much, Secretary Clinton.SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you.美国国务卿希拉里·克林顿把此次访华唯一一个电视专访的机会给了《杨澜访谈录》让我们深感荣幸。
杨澜访谈录之王健林
《杨澜访谈录之王健林》3月9日，杨澜访谈录专访王健林，从两会建言到政商关系，从创业到转型，从文化产业到电商挑战，从富豪榜到达沃斯之争，所涉议题不论广度还是深度，均大有看点。
杨澜：大家好，欢迎收看《杨澜访谈录》。
2013年，大连万达集团董事长王健林凭借着860亿元人民币的净资产成为中国首富。
而近些年以来，万达集团从商业地产到文化旅游产业的转型，再到一系列的海外并购，都引发了国际媒体的高度关注，在这一系列高调的商业行为的背后，究竟是一种土豪式的挥霍，还是有着深谋远虑的规划呢，我在北京采访了他。
怕陷阱就吃不到馅饼杨澜：两会期间您最会关注哪些现象？作为民营企业的代表人物，也是一些民营企业联合会的负责人之一，你会为中国的民营企业发出什么样的一些呼声？王健林：其实我十多年以来，一直就是呼吁一件事，就是要解决小微企业的融资难和融资贵的问题。
杨澜：但是在这个十八届三中全会的决定公布以后，你也曾经在不同的场合说民营经济的又一个春天要来了，你这个春天又指什么呢？王健林：我觉得这个决定非常好，而且这个决定写得好的一个最根本的标志就是，打破市场准入，明确提出允许民营企业进入金融、石油、航空等领域，这对民营企业就是春天。
杨澜：我也听到一些民营企业家在说，一下这么多领域都要向民营经济敞开了，我们觉得很兴奋，很有希望，但同时呢，又怕这个走错了，所以一些领域的垄断被打破的时候，这到底是馅饼还是陷井？有人有这样的一个顾虑。
您的看法呢？王健林：担心自己的生意进去被吃掉，或者被同化，或者说是竞争不过这些大型国企，我觉得你不能这么想。
包括很多行业过去，改革开放初期的时候，那不更弱小嘛，有这股劲，有这个拼命精神，慢慢的发展当中是可以发展起来的。
我觉得总体来讲，还是机遇大于挑战，我觉得可能还是馅饼更多。
杨澜：其实政界和商界的关系，也是大家一直特别热衷于讨论的，您觉得政商之间的关系，为什么比读一个哈佛的博士后还要难？您又如何自处？王健林：这个政商关系呢，不光是在中国，其实在世界上，只要有商品经济的国家，都是比较难的。
杨澜访谈录
《杨澜访谈录》专访比尔盖茨——一个理性乐观主义者的告白他并不是一个很好的采访对象——科技理性、有一说一，总是在问题和答案之间寻找最直接、简单、最合逻辑的路径，语调平稳、绝不多说一句废话。
这是一个IT从业者或者职业经理人的优势，可是到了媒体面前就变成噩梦——因为我们总是在寻找故事和细节，而他却不是一个很好的叙述者，甚至不会讲故事。
比如，你质疑他：“有人认为，即便你把孩子从疟疾手中解救下来，他／她却会死于战争。
你是否想过挖掘这些社会问题的深层原因，并提供深层次的帮助？”他会用数字回答你：“疟疾比战争夺走的生命要多得多。
我是说，过去的一百年里每年死于疟疾的人超过一百万。
”你问他“在目睹了全世界这么多的煎熬、贫穷和现实中的破坏之后，你是否还对人类的未来保持乐观？”他又用数字回答你：“你知道，三百年前，死亡率（很高）。
人们的平均寿命大约只有35岁……50年前，每年有两千万孩子死掉，而现在下降到不到九百万了……”唔，这个男人是如此的理性。
完全可以想象他做过的每一个决策，是如何通过调研数据、逻辑推导得出结论，对决策结果又是如何严酷的量化评估。
在做片子的过程中，我看到十多年前盖茨在微软内部会议上的视频：他的下属们一队排在他身边，挨个向他汇报工作，气氛凝重。
盖茨皱着眉头，用他一惯尖利的声音叫道：“这太荒谬了，我肯定不会这么干的！”、“不不不不不，有些人没想明白，他根本不会思考，要做这事，没门！”“你们这些人从来没有、从来没有真正理解最重要的是什么！”他的下属们则一个个抓耳挠腮、形神疲倦。
而如今在我们面前的盖茨，虽然依旧执于己见，可是明显温和了许多。
就像他的一位好友说的那样，（妻子）美琳达让他变得更加开放、有耐心，也更富有同情心。
所以当我们问他：“（离开微软，从事慈善）是他一生中最聪明的决定吗？”他有些害羞的笑了：“不，我想是和家庭相关的事情。
”这当然说的是他和美琳达结婚这事。
一个有着超强逻辑能力的理性主义者，认为自己最聪明的决定竟是发自情感的婚姻，这个回答有些吊诡，但是也是情理之中的温暖答案。
杨澜访谈录
杨澜访谈录世有疑惑，必须发问1.萧伯纳曾经说过：“一个理智的人应该改变自己去适应环境，只有那些不理智的人，才会想去改变环境适应自己。
但历史是后一种人创造的。
”在我看来成功的首要意义在于做自己。
不是每个人都可以妄谈历史，但做自己是可望不可及的事情。
2.崔琦—华裔诺贝尔物理学奖的获得者。
从小被母亲送到城里读书，到了该干农活的时候，还是被母亲放走送去香港读书，科室父母就在50年代末的大饥荒中活活的饿死了。
我问崔琦：“如果当年母亲没有把你送出来读书，今天的崔琦会是怎样的？”我期待的回答是，知识改变命运等。
但是他却说：“其实我宁愿做一个不识字的农民。
如果我还留在农村，留在父母的身边，家里有个儿子毕竟不一样，也许他们不至于饿死吧。
”（其实最大的成功并不是事业的成功，是一个人承担了自己最基本的家庭的责任，感受到家庭温暖，为家人付出自己的爱）我听了心灵受到了巨大的震撼。
诺贝尔奖也好，科学的成就也好，社会的承认也好，都不足以弥补他的失去和永远的心痛。
而如果我做节目还停留在讲述人们的所谓的成功故事的话，我们也失去了对人性更深层的了解和体会，最终归于浅薄。
所以是不是能够让一次访谈带有更多人性的温暖，就成为我和我的团队有意识的追求。
3.有时候在访谈中难免会问及令对方尴尬的问题，我觉得这时候诚意很重要。
要让对方知道你并非刻意的为难，而是更关心事实真相，这样对方才不会拂袖而去。
其次，功课很重要，这样才不会让对方觉得对牛弹琴，影响谈兴。
第三，当然是随机应变，灵活应对了。
4.一问一世界，在探索世界的同时，我们有机会更好的认识自己。
在生命的旅途中其实我们每个人自问的问题可能比问他人的问题更重要。
比如“我是谁？”“我从何处来？”“我往何处去？”“我快乐吗？”肯尼迪曾经说过一句名言：“当我们回首历史，我们要问“为什么”，当我们面向未来，我们要问“为什么不”。
生命有无数的可能性，你的梦想还在沉睡，为什么不把它唤醒？。
我以提问为生——杨澜座谈交流记录
我以提问为生——杨澜座谈交流记录第一篇：我以提问为生——杨澜座谈交流记录我以提问为生（2010年4月18日杨澜座谈交流）引言我从事媒体行业算是比较早的，到今年已经是第20个年头。
有时候碰到4、50岁的人，一见面就说，啊，你就是杨澜，我是看你的节目长大的……世界上有两种人，一种是埋头拉车的人，一种是仰望星空的人，我属于前者。
所以，对于今天的讲座，我也没有很系统的整理和思考，仅就自己的经历和熟悉的内容讲一讲。
一、我的经历我1990年从北外毕业。
正值央视第一次对外招聘。
我也是初生牛犊不怕虎，就问招聘者，为什么你们招主持人就一定要是美丽清纯、善解人意的？难道主持人就不能有自己的思想和见解吗？当时也是不懂事，但也许就是因为这种不懂事，反而在1000多应聘者中脱颖而出，进入了央视工作。
四年之后，在我主持的正大综艺节目还比较受欢迎的时候，我感受到了自己的职业危机。
因为当时虽然主持得还不错，但也只是能够比较自然的把别人写的稿子念出来而已，并没有什么核心竞争力。
我记得曾经有一次我念了几句自己写的主持词，大致的意思是：“我希望我们的节目能够为大家茶余饭后的生活增加一些情趣和快乐”。
结果当时就被台里领导一层一层传达批评精神，“我们的节目是团结人民，教育人民的，怎么能够以增加情趣和快乐为目的呢？”当时就很紧张。
后来还是政协主席李瑞环说了一句，我觉得正大综艺节目很好啊，很轻松，还能学到知识。
才算是得到了认可。
可见当时国内的氛围还是比较压抑的，此外我也看到一些老主持人的艰难境遇，很有感慨，于是决定辞职去哥伦比亚大学读书。
到国外读书，除了个人的原因之外，也有一些其它的因素。
1992年我参加了中国第一次申奥，从中看到了中国与世界的差距和鸿沟，感受到了西方对我们是如此地不了解，感到很悲愤。
记得当时有两个例子：一次是在新闻发布会上，有记者问北京市当时的一位副市长，如果这次申奥失败你会怎么办？当时副市长开玩笑的说了一句：那我就没脸去亚特兰大了。
杨澜访谈录-我在美国做母亲-虎妈蔡美儿
杨澜访谈录---虎妈战歌谁和谁的较量（下）Yang Lan---Y; Amy Chua-AY: In the end of the book, you have a sense of reflection, so I didn't read any regret.A: well, I have some regrets, some regrets, but you said it right, if I could do it all right again, I could do the same thing.Y: why, you have seen it that it would work to your young daughter...A: no, I think it did work. Because I came up to a point of crisis, if I kept pushing more and more, then it wouldn't work. But then I realize, when children are still very young, I like the traditional Chinese way, you know, because, when children are 5 or 6 or 7 years old, they are too young to make their choices, and this is for me where I didn't agree with the Western way, you knew the Western gives you so many choices, but I think you told your child when they are at 5, do whatever you want, they would just watch TV all day, and you know, you know, I still happy that I like the way of hard work and self-discipline and don't give up your children. You know, when the children like Lulu, when she grows up to 12-13 year old teenager, then I think the children they have to give them more to the children.Y: so what are the rebellings when you at your teenage years old, what is your dream at home? A: you knew, my parents are more traditional than me, because they come from Asian to US, they didn't know anything about the US culture. For example, my father says, then you go to college, you have to live at home, stay at home and ...Y: so you don't mess around with the other boys.A: yes, exactly. You just stay at home with your family, so I secretly applied to Harvard at the other side of the country. We lived in California. So I applied a school five thousand miles away, and when I got in, I said to him, Dad, I was accepted by Harvard , and I had to go there. I thought he would be very angry, and then, he found out and said, oh, Harvard, that's a good school, not bad. Later he was proud, and he had said that I should be scientist or doctor, when I was young, my parents did more narrow, they just think the best thing to do is to be a scientist, so when I went to law school, they said what, what is this. Again, that was a kind of rebelling, but now, they are very proud, I did a lot of thing from my, too.Y: because you are a minority, and sometimes you are faced with some kind of discrimination. This was very much in the blood of the first generation of migrants,A: I agree, you know, my parents, you know, the first generation, they have to survive, that was many parents generation, you know they have no time to think about the luxury, and they are thinking about how can I prepare well for my children, and I think, each generation, you may lose it, you know the Jewish...Y: you don't have the survive crisis any more.A: exactly.Y: you know, you, in the book, you said that you are so afraid of the fact in Chinese 富不过三代.So you are so afraid if I inerprete it right. You children would lose the motivation to excel themselves and to be the best of themselves.A: Yes, I'm very afraid of that.Y: is that what you afraid of?A: yes. I'm fearful about that, but not only afraid of success, that was only half of it. Because Ithink it's no good for the children, too be very spoiled, you know the third generation, they are more wealthy, they are more comfortable. You know, this children in America, maybe also in China, the children are becoming more spoiled, they are very materialistic, in kind of selfish, buy me this, I want this.Y: because they take it for granted.A: yes, they take it for granted, and I don't think that's the recipe for happiness, so it's not just success they may have not such a good marriage late on. Selfish people are not the happiness people. I think, I'd like them to take responsibilities, to be appreciative, you know, not just buy me more things, I was also told them, it's very hard for me, my first pair of nice shoes, I'd worked so hard for them, so I don't just let them think that they can have everything. You know, that's why I don't let them shopping all the time, you know, I want them to have some more depth, some more culture.Y: what was the role of education of your husband,A: my husband always bought balance to the family, and this is something I think...Y: I think, he has been driven crazy, you know, by those words, you know from the book, you and your daughters were very fierce words with your daughters, and it must be a devastating experience for your husband.A: no, not really.Y:no?A: no, nor really. There are many Western families, believe it or not, their parents are very ...just do whatever you want, but these children got to blame these parents later on, and my husband was wish his parent was to be restricted with him,Y: you are kidding me? I don't believe that.A: that's true. He wishes, he wishes that, he remember that when his mom give him a choice when he was 6 years old. Jed, do you want to play your violin or play with your friends. Of course, at your 6 years old , you choose to play with your friends, and now he regrets, he wishes that there was someone who force him to play the instrument he likes.Y: but there got to be a moment that he got disagree with you.A: oh, yes, of course there many moments . But he...we didn't give up the disagree when they are young. Because he just insisted, at weekends, oh, that's enough violin, we are going now to have fun at the park, or we are going to playing PingPong, to a baseball game. So you know, my children are raised half Western way comparing with me. They have a lot of fun, because my husband always insisted on bringing balance. When Lulu was 13, we really got angry, I and my husband had more conflict and I listen to him. And he was really unhappy about that, and he said that look, you have changed, and that's when I pulled back and changed.Y: in your book, what you used to describe tiger mothers was tiger are lonely animals, are you lonely yourself? Especially in the way, you know, in many other American Mothers, will you lonely?A: yeah, I was a little lonely only when it came to difficult moments when I was with my children, because I thought I couldn't find nobody to talk to. You know, because I was very much want to raise my children the way my parents, they raise me, but all around me, we had Western friends, Western culture and Western school, I think it's hard for the a Chinese audience to understand howdifferent America is.Y: how do you describe the pressure on you? It could be another way, you know, in China, if youdidn't get your children into, you know, 奥数班，the special training for mathematics, she is lonely,because she is alone, it's the other way in America. So it drives you to think of the press just the different, describe to us.A: you know, other parents are saying don't put too much press on grade, a B+ would be, not all the America families, but it would be enough. But don't make you kids feels too bad, everything they do is great, just try your best, so, when I say to her that you have to try to play violin at least two hours every day, many people think that's abusive, it was some kind of lonely, especially, when she said why, why you are the only Mum that makes me do this, and it sometimes makes me question.Y: what has been change?A: those rules at the beginning of the book are in English,you can tell it's to be a kind of funs, the rules, only As, the only pianos or violin, that's the rules my parents applied to me, but because my husband was Western, those rules are never applied to my children so restrictly, just compare to Western kids, but now, they for example in America, when children has sleepovers, you know several weekends, kids went through the night at theirs friends to sleep,Y:it's still forbidden in your home,A: No, Lulu, had four in the last two months, and I'm not happy about it,Y: it destroy your rules...A: yeah, and sometimes I was always compromising, well it's what I would give up was schools, I'm still very restrict,Y: straight As.A: yes, I don't always criticize. When she got back a 96 percent of 100, I praise her, but let's see, what's the missing 4 points,Y: you are too restrict.A: but it's only a sign of I believing in you. I think you can do better, actually both girls agree with me, I think they are happy, they are happy that they are both good students, because it give them confidence, because it gives them also a some kind of happiness and more choices,Y: you knew, a lot of excuse when Chinese students are pushed to do their exersizes and their homework. Good grade, a lot of examinations, good grades, and so on so forth. But they all have a excuse that I'm doing for your best interests, and the reasons you are suffering now is one day you would go to college. There is a survey recently, among the tens of thousand of college students, which find out that a lot of students didn't understand the meaning of learning at all, because, even in the kindergarten years, all these are about going to college, you know, that's why you are suffering, suffering for a purpose.A: i'm really disagree with that mentality. I think people have to realize the fact that I wrote the book in the America, America is exactly the opposite, in the America systems, it's never about preparing for the future, it's when you at your 7 or 8 years, you are certain to find your passion, it's the opposite here, that's why I still have to ask my children better for the future. If I were in China, in that kind of system, I think I might be the opposite way, because I think your have to experience the fun of learning, you have to have the joy, and this is interesting that I am studying fullybecause I alike it, not just tocher and not just memorizing, you know teaching at Yale for a year, I realize the problem with some of my Asian student, some of them, and they just study so hard and miserable, they don't really like it, they don't have the joy of that.Y:now that there are so many people talking about the PISA test, you know, during the test, you know Chinese students rank number one in language, maths, and science, you know, what's you idea about that?A: I agree, I don't think we should think black or white, which is better, memorizing or creativety, that's not the way we should think about it, we should think about how we can combine, you know, even in the science and maths, if you want to be very inventive and science creativity, if you want to come up with the Einstein theory, you need to be able to plus and be able to multiply, you still have to lay the basic foundation for it, US did that so badly, can you imagine that formed a superpower, and that's why I think they are a bitter of upset.Y: because the training is different, in China, children are trained to do well.A: but I have to tell you, a lot of Chinese students who come to college in US and they still do very well, so you can take that basic skills and you can learn better in a better environment, also to be more creative, but US college are really fantastic, and it's not just memorizing, it's the opposite. Y: do you think what's the reason why it raise so much attention is that there is a underlying fear or anxiety that China and other nations in Asian are emerging in the raising to challenge the authority of America.A: I think that's definitely part of the reason.Y: they are raising their children in such a competitive way, that we may lose our future competitiveness in the future, so they.. Look at the tiger mother, yes, you know...A: yes, i think that's the reason of this issue for sure, you know, a lot of my friends also called it of Battle Hymnof the Italy mother, or BattleHymnof the Mexican Mother, nobody will care it. OK, I think there is a lot of anxiety and worry in the US that, and my book was actually published at the same week when the that of PISA result came out, with all the Shanghai kinds are NO. One, and the US are ranking so embarrassing, and I think that's definitely part of it.。
王菲杨澜访谈语录
王菲杨澜访谈语录第一篇：王菲杨澜访谈语录篇一：杨澜对王菲婚变的一段话杨澜对王菲婚变的一段话杨澜对王菲婚变的一段话：婚姻需要爱情之外的另一种纽带，最坚韧的一种不是孩子，不是金钱，而是关于精神的共同成长，那是一种伙伴的关系。
在最无助和软弱时候，在最沮丧和落魄的时候，有她（他）托起你的下巴，扳直你的脊梁，命令你坚强，并陪伴你左右，共同承受命运。
那时候，你们之间的感情除了爱，还有肝胆相照的义气，不离不弃的默契，以及铭心刻骨的恩情＂。
王菲，她的生命早早就走到了灵性需求的层面，可惜，她的伴侣无一能在这个层面满足她，更别说在更高的层面引领她，教练她，她的能量一直无法得到回补。
任何一个艺术家，如果她心中的爱不能被激活，艺术生命即面临凋零，这是一个残酷的现实。
有人说：拥有一个真正懂你的人远比有一个爱你的人幸运其实，如果你不懂一个人，你根本就没有资格谈爱，你爱不起，给不了。
你越爱她，对方就越痛苦，你便越无奈。
太多夫妻都是这样分手的，没有第三者，也都说对方是好人，还会是永远的亲人，可是，就是必须分手了。
其实，她自己早就觉知到了，早就在寻觅心灵的家园。
篇二：杨澜经典语录杨澜经典语录二十岁女孩很美丽二十岁，是一个如花的年龄。
1.拥有自然真诚的教养中国刚刚富裕起来的一代人对所谓“贵族”和“格调”的认识还多么肤浅。
我见过不少拿腔拿调，只会用名牌包装自己的人，也见到他们送到外国念书，希望沾点贵族气的孩子，骄傲无礼让人头痛。
2.初生牛犊的闯劲与勇气初出茅庐，二十岁的女孩要有一种初生牛犊不怕虎的闯劲。
那怕犯很多的错误都没有关系，我总是说，年轻最大的资本就是犯的起错误。
所以要勇敢的去追求自己热爱的事业。
因为你不去追求，你怎么知道你是不是能够做的到呢！勇气对于二十岁的女孩来说是最可嘉的品质之一，哪怕稍微有一点点狂妄，都是非常可爱的。
因为它充满了对一个世界去探索的好奇。
3.梦想梦想是成长的动力，二十岁的女孩要有做一番事业、获得基本的社会承认的强烈愿望。
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杨澜访谈录
徐克——山穷水尽出高手
1.徐导非常高兴能够采访您，首先要恭喜您因为《智取威虎山》这部戏呢，我带着我的孩子也去看了，其实很多人家有祖孙三代都一起去看，而且变成了一个跨代可以交流的家庭的话题，您一开始要拍这部片子的时候，有没有想到会有这样的一个结果？
2.你一开始在做这部片子做这个选题的时候，会不会有周边的人跟你说，这个好像是蛮有政治，有这个背景，同时是比较主旋律的一个片子，作为一个香港的导演，为什么要去碰这样的题材？
3.我听说这部戏其实在一些年以前，你是跟谢晋导演也有谈论过，甚至还有一个约定这样。
4.他笑是什么意思呢?是说笑你这个主意太疯狂了还是说很高兴，终于有人要拍了？
5.你能不能够来评论下张涵予和梁家辉的表现，他们两个人在这边其实都是蛮有造型感，但是还是让你可以接受认为很真实，你对他们两个的表演做一下评论。
6.拍这部电影其实某种程度上也有点像要去这个深入威虎山一样，更需要一点胆量也要有这个能力，我看到你曾经在拍摄期间你写了一副这个对联，山穷水尽出高手，九死一生见功夫，什么样的情况会让你写这样一幅字呢，当时是山穷水尽了吗，还是九死一生了。
7.其实在肉体上也是一种考验，像你这个也没有习惯于北方的很冷的这种生活，我的一个印象就是人在非常冷的环境非常不适应的时候头脑都不转的。
还好吗？您的头脑都还在转。
8.痛风很痛苦的，因为那个脚都沾不上地对吧，一沾就说很疼？
9.其实现在电影啊，也是一场宣传战和市场战，每一个导演说实在心里都是蛮紧张的，当这个电影上线的时候，因为也就是短短的一周两周就决定胜负了，你多少年的努力就是这样子的，它有它的残酷性，所以当你的影片要出来的时候，然后对手是《一步之遥》《太平轮》其实都是花了很大的价钱在做推广，那个时候你的胜负之心强不强？
10.那时候紧张不紧张天天看？
11.但是作为一个导演来说，他的创作总是有高潮和低潮的，你还曾经还有一段时间说就是想退休不做了，有没有？
12.是什么让你还留在这，然后你觉得这种创作的动力来自于什么地方呢？
13.其实有时候失败给人带来的经验会更加可贵，我记得那年采访《七剑》的时候，后来《七剑》的票房不好，也有很多市场，反正那票房不好的时候总是有很多人会说风凉话，谁谁谁江郎才尽了等等，那一段时间我不知道对你后来的这个事业会产生一些什么样的影响，就是当一个人走背字的时候，不走运的时候会怎么样？
14.或者不要想那么快成功，对吗？
15.如果五年以后的徐克来到这里，你觉得你想跟他聊一点什么，你想问他什么？
16.觉得自己的最大的改变是什么？。