[Applaudissements] Imaginez-vous dans une salle devant vous un jury derrière eux 4000 personnes. 10 caméras sont pointées sur vous. Derrière ces caméras, 8 millions de téléspectateurs. Il fait chaud, toutes les lumières sont sur vous. Votre cerveau va à 200 à l'heure. Et là, il y a cette petite voix, vous la connaissez peut-être, qui vous dit "Qu'est-ce que je fais ici. Tu es à la hauteur. Tu es là, ils vont te juger.Pour moi, ça a donné ça. [Musique] La question est appréciée par le public. Bonsoir.Merci p ...

Inspiration & Audacity - The presentation explores the concept of audacity as an inner voice that encourages individuals to step outside the norm and find their unique place in the world [1] - The speaker shares the story of Fung, a 96-year-old Vietnamese woman recognized as one of the world's 100 most inspiring women, who fought against French and American forces during the Indochina War [1] - The speaker recounts her personal journey, from being a partner at McKinsey at 30 years old to working with NGOs and co-founding an encyclopedia project [10][12][14] - The presentation emphasizes the importance of listening to one's inner voice to find one's true path and contribute to positive change in the world [37][38] Historical Context & Trauma - The presentation highlights the impact of the Vietnam War, including the extensive bombing by the US military, which dropped more bombs than during the entirety of World War II [1] - The presentation discusses the experiences of Vietnamese women who rebuilt bomb craters on the Ho Chi Minh Trail, facing malnutrition, malaria, and exposure to Agent Orange [4][5][6] - The speaker reflects on her family's history, including her grandfather's role in establishing the Vietnamese education system in the national language and her grandmother's activism [22][23][24] - The presentation explores the intergenerational trauma resulting from colonization, war, and displacement, emphasizing the need to acknowledge and heal these wounds [36][37] Personal Transformation & Identity - The speaker shares her personal struggles with bulimia for 35 years and her journey to overcome it through Vipassana meditation [18][19][20][21] - The speaker discusses her initial shame about her Vietnamese heritage and her subsequent embrace of her identity after visiting Vietnam [26][27][28] - The speaker describes her efforts to support elderly Vietnamese women affected by the war, helping 25 initially, which quickly grew to 115 [35]

核心事件 - 一位文物保护工作者接到 FBI 的电话，协助追回一幅在第一次世界大战期间失窃的画作 [1][5][6][8] - 该画作失窃已达 100 年，且在过去的 10 年里，尽管经过多次司法诉讼，但一直未能成功追回 [8][10][11][12] - 尽管法国司法部门对此案不抱希望，但 FBI 的介入为案件带来了转机 [12][13] 法律与伦理 - 文物具有不可转让性，属于公众所有，因此必须确保其代代相传 [14] - 尽管普通盗窃案存在诉讼时效，但针对公共文物的盗窃案不受诉讼时效的限制 [14] - 博物馆有义务将二战期间被纳粹掠夺的艺术品归还给其合法所有者 [27] 艺术品追回与保护 - 该画作由 Jules Breton 创作，梵高非常欣赏这位画家 [15] - 追回的画作不仅具有艺术价值，还承载着城市在第一次世界大战期间遭受创伤的历史记忆 [15] - 博物馆正在创建一个数据库，以记录因战争而失踪的艺术品，以提高公众意识并防止非法交易 [25][26] 经验与启示 - 面对挑战时，遵循内心的声音并采取大胆的行动至关重要 [29][30] - 在文物保护工作中，除了遵守规章制度外，还应具有前瞻性思维和主动性 [24] - 博物馆应关注艺术品的来源、历史以及如何进入国家收藏，而不仅仅是关注艺术品本身 [29]