与诺奖得主穆纳辛格面对面:人工智能如何守护我们的星球?
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:04 | OK, while we're waiting for Professor Mohan to come, | 好吧,当我们等待 莫汉教授来, |
| 0:08 | I just wanted to have a show of hands. | 我只是想举手 |
| 0:10 | How many of you know what is the idea | 你们有多少人知道是什么想法 |
| 0:13 | of sustainable development? | 可持续发展? |
| 0:17 | You know what it is? | 你知道这是什么吗? |
| 0:18 | OK, I'm going to have a show of hands. | 好,我要举手 |
| 0:20 | How many of you heard about sustainable development | 有多少人听说过可持续发展 |
| 0:23 | when it was first brought up in 1987, in the 1980s? | 1987年第一次被提起的时候 在1980年代? |
| 0:29 | Many of you maybe was not even born, OK? | 你们很多人可能还没出生,好吗? |
| 0:32 | So how many actually heard of it in 1987 | 1987年有多少人听说过 |
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|---|---|---|
| 1 | OK, while we're waiting for Professor Mohan to come, | 好吧,当我们等待 莫汉教授来, |
| 2 | I just wanted to have a show of hands. | 我只是想举手 |
| 3 | How many of you know what is the idea | 你们有多少人知道是什么想法 |
| 4 | of sustainable development? | 可持续发展? |
| 5 | You know what it is? | 你知道这是什么吗? |
| 6 | OK, I'm going to have a show of hands. | 好,我要举手 |
| 7 | How many of you heard about sustainable development | 有多少人听说过可持续发展 |
| 8 | when it was first brought up in 1987, in the 1980s? | 1987年第一次被提起的时候 在1980年代? |
| 9 | Many of you maybe was not even born, OK? | 你们很多人可能还没出生,好吗? |
| 10 | So how many actually heard of it in 1987 | 1987年有多少人听说过 |
| 11 | when it was first introduced to the world? | 当它第一次被介绍到世界? |
| 12 | No? | 是吗? |
| 13 | Maybe OK, one, two. | 也许可以,一,二。 |
| 14 | How many of you heard of it in the 1990s, 1992, | 在1990年代,1992年,你们有多少人听说过它, |
| 15 | when it was actually formalized at the UN, Rio in 1992? | 当1992年在里约联合国正式成立时? |
| 16 | So in the early 1990s, when did you | 在1990年代初期,你什么时候 |
| 17 | hear of the idea of sustainable development? | 了解可持续发展的想法吗? |
| 18 | OK, we've got one. | 好吧,我们有一个。 |
| 19 | When did you actually hear the term sustainable development | 你什么时候真正听到可持续发展这个词的? |
| 20 | in the late 1990s, 1990s, 2000? | 20世纪90年代末,90年代,2000年代? |
| 21 | When did you hear this term sustainable development? | 你什么时候听到可持续发展这个词的? |
| 22 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 23 | When did you actually hear about sustainable development | 你什么时候真正听到关于可持续发展的 |
| 24 | in year 2000 to 2010? | 2000年到2010年? |
| 25 | We're talking about 15 years ago. | 我们谈的是15年前的事 |
| 26 | No? | 是吗? |
| 27 | OK, a few. | 好吧,几个。 |
| 28 | When did you actually hear sustainable development | 你什么时候真正听到可持续发展的声音的? |
| 29 | 2010 to 2020? | 2010年到2020年吗? |
| 30 | We're talking about maybe, yeah, maybe about 10 years ago. | 我们说的是,也许,是的,也许大约10年前。 |
| 31 | OK, so now we're getting about a quarter of the group. | 好了,现在我们得到了大约四分之一的团体。 |
| 32 | How many of you heard of the word sustainable development | 有多少人听说过可持续发展这个词 |
| 33 | at SDG goals in the last five years? | 过去五年在SDG的比赛中? |
| 34 | OK, so we have a few. | 好吧,所以我们有一些。 |
| 35 | All right, and then how many of you | 好吧,然后你们有多少人 |
| 36 | have heard of the 中国的这个生态文明, | 听说了吗? |
| 37 | this idea of 生态文明? | 这个想法? |
| 38 | We'll just say, do you know what is 生态文明? | 我们只是说,你知道什么是... ? |
| 39 | Yes? | 是吗? |
| 40 | OK, so just show hands. | 好,举起手来 |
| 41 | So yeah, I think, oh, come on, guys. | 所以,我想,哦,来吧,伙计们。 |
| 42 | Surely most of you have heard of 生态文明, I hope. | 我希望你们中的大部分人都听说过。 |
| 43 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 44 | Oh, OK, oh, great. | 哦,好吧,哦,伟大的。 |
| 45 | All right, so with that, I'm extremely honored. | 好吧,因此,我非常荣幸。 |
| 46 | Where's Professor Mohan? | 莫汉教授呢? |
| 47 | I saw him poke his head over. | 我看见他戳他的头。 |
| 48 | All right, please welcome Professor Mohan. | 好的,请欢迎莫汉教授 |
| 49 | So he is a pioneer. | 所以他是一个先驱。 |
| 50 | He is the forefather, well, the creator | 他是先父 创造者 |
| 51 | of the site, the concept of sustainable development. | 可持续发展的概念。 |
| 52 | And of course, today, the topic, before I just | 当然,今天,这个话题,在我刚刚 |
| 53 | have a technical thing, can we turn on the webinar? | 有技术问题,我们能打开网络吗? |
| 54 | Do we have the, just, yeah, sorry. | 我们有,只是,是的,对不起。 |
| 55 | It's on, OK, great. | 开着呢 好极了 |
| 56 | So just, OK, bringing together what I think | 所以,只是,OK,把我想的集合起来 |
| 57 | is an extremely important topic, which | 这是一个极为重要的议题, |
| 58 | is about harnessing AI for sustainable development | 关于利用AI促进可持续发展 |
| 59 | and Earth eco-civilization, China and US. | 与地球生态文明,中国和美国. |
| 60 | What a topic to talk about. | 何等为论. |
| 61 | 我们很荣幸有Mohan Manasinghe教授 | |
| 62 | with us tonight to talk about this. | 今晚跟我们谈谈这个 |
| 63 | I just wanted to say welcome to the group here. | 我只是想对这里的小组表示欢迎。 |
| 64 | I think we have almost 100 people here tonight. | 我想今晚这里有将近100人 |
| 65 | Thank you for coming tonight. | 谢谢你今晚能来 |
| 66 | And online, we have actually registered over 40, 50 members. | 在线上,我们注册了超过40,50个成员。 |
| 67 | And some of them, I know they woke up at 4 in the morning. | 我知道他们早上四点醒来 |
| 68 | This is California time. | 这是加州时间。 |
| 69 | It's US-Europe time. | 美欧时间到了. |
| 70 | It's not a very convenient time. | 时不甚方便. |
| 71 | 所以只要用30秒就只能说我是April Sandohoo。 | |
| 72 | I am the chair of the Yale International Alliance. | 我是耶鲁国际联盟的主席。 |
| 73 | We are servicing the entire Yale alumni community | 我们为耶鲁的校友服务 |
| 74 | around the world. | 环绕世界. |
| 75 | And our goal is to bridge all sectors of the world | 我们的目标是把世界各部门都连接起来 |
| 76 | for a better world. | 建立一个更美好的世界。 |
| 77 | And this series is called Human-Centered AI | 这个系列叫做以人为中心的AI |
| 78 | for the Global Citizen. | 全球公民。 |
| 79 | And today, the focus is about sustainable development. | 今天,重点是可持续发展。 |
| 80 | And of course, here we have Professor Mohan. | 当然,这里有莫汉教授 |
| 81 | And I'm going to ask you to, I hope | 我希望我要请你 |
| 82 | it's comfortable for you to sit. | 你坐着很舒服 |
| 83 | OK, so all right. | 好吧,所以没关系。 |
| 84 | And so it's going to be about, I believe, | 所以,这将是关于,我相信, |
| 85 | maybe 20 minutes of presentation. | 也许20分钟的演示。 |
| 86 | And then afterwards, oh, 14 minutes. | 然后,哦,14分钟。 |
| 87 | Yay. | 赞 |
| 88 | Yes, we have an hour and a half. | 是的,我们有一个半小时。 |
| 89 | So we have 14 minutes presentation | 所以我们有14分钟的介绍 |
| 90 | from Professor Mohan. | 从教授莫汉。 |
| 91 | And afterwards, of course, there's | 之后,当然,有 |
| 92 | an opportunity for question and answer, | 有机会问答, |
| 93 | including to you guys out there in the virtual world. | 包括你们在虚拟世界。 |
| 94 | Just to say at the end, this will | 只是说最后,这个会 |
| 95 | be recorded as a recording distributed in China | 记录为在中国境内分发的记录 |
| 96 | and also on YouTube in the rest of the world. | 也出现在世界其他地方的YouTube上. |
| 97 | OK, so with that, I'm going to introduce Mohan. | 好,这样我介绍莫汉 |
| 98 | Oh, well, let me, again, myself. | 哦,好吧,让我,再次,我自己。 |
| 99 | I am a Yale-y. | 我是耶鲁人 |
| 100 | All right, let's have a show of hands. | 好吧,让我们举手。 |
| 101 | Who knows what Bulldog, Bow Wow is? | 谁知道什么是斗牛犬? |
| 102 | Who went to Yale here, from a show of hands? | 是谁从举手到耶鲁的? |
| 103 | Come on, you guys, Yale-ies. | 来吧,你们这些家伙,耶鲁。 |
| 104 | Who are the Yale-ies here? | 谁是耶鲁人? |
| 105 | One, two, three? | 一、二、三吗? |
| 106 | No way, there's only three Yale-ies here? | 不可能,这里只有三个耶鲁? |
| 107 | No other people are. | 没有其他人是。 |
| 108 | OK, well, welcome, all of you guys. | 好的,欢迎你们大家 |
| 109 | We're all friends here at the Yale Center Beijing. | 我们都是北京耶鲁中心的朋友 |
| 110 | Thank you very much for the team here | 谢谢你的团队 |
| 111 | to host a wonderful gathering for us. | 为我们举办一个美妙的聚会 |
| 112 | So I'm a Yale-y. | 所以我是耶鲁人 |
| 113 | I went to Yale in the last century. | 上世纪就读于耶鲁大学. |
| 114 | I was an electrical engineer major. | 我是电机工程师 |
| 115 | And even Professor Mohan, he was a teaching professor | 连莫汉教授也是教授 |
| 116 | at Yale at the School of Forestry in the early 2000. | 2000年初在耶鲁大学林业学院学习。 |
| 117 | So of course, thank you for coming to a Yale event. | 当然,谢谢你来参加耶鲁大学的活动 |
| 118 | And I'm just going to quickly, OK, off the top of my head, | 我只是要快速,OK, 从我的头顶, |
| 119 | I'll try to remember. | 我会试着记住的 |
| 120 | So Professor Mohan is a Nobel laureate | 所以莫汉教授是诺贝尔奖得主 |
| 121 | of the Nobel Peace Prize. | 诺贝尔和平奖获得者。 |
| 122 | And he had co-shared the Peace Prize with Al Gore, | 他和戈尔共同分享了和平奖 |
| 123 | our former, not our, but the former US Vice President Al | 我们的前任,不是我们的, 但前美国副总统艾尔 |
| 124 | Gore. | 戈尔 |
| 125 | And he was the vice president of IPCC, | 他是警监会的副主席 |
| 126 | which is the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change. | 政府间气候变化问题小组。 |
| 127 | And he is right now, he is also a recipient | 他现在也是收受者 |
| 128 | of the Blue Planet Prize, arguably even more valuable | 蓝星球奖, 可以说更有价值的 |
| 129 | than the Nobel laureate, an author of 120 books, | 比诺贝尔奖得主、120本书的作者, |
| 130 | written over 400 articles. | 写了400多篇文章。 |
| 131 | He is a senior advisor for the Sri Lanka government, | 他是斯里兰卡政府的高级顾问, |
| 132 | and recently had won for a city in Portugal a Green Energy | 最近赢得了葡萄牙一个城市的绿色能源 |
| 133 | Prize for being a sustainable city. | 获得可持续城市奖. |
| 134 | So I think what's so valuable is that Professor Mohan comes | 所以我觉得莫汉教授来了 很有价值 |
| 135 | with extremely deep academic background, | 有着极其深厚的学术背景, |
| 136 | but also demonstrating actual implementation of what it | 但也证明它的实际执行情况 |
| 137 | actually means of sustainable development, which of course | 可持续发展的实际手段,当然 |
| 138 | certainly means now using everything we can use for it, | 肯定意味着现在利用一切手段 |
| 139 | including AI. | 包括大赦国际。 |
| 140 | So with that, I'm going to hand over the mic to you. | 因此,我要把麦克风交给你。 |
| 141 | Yes? | 是吗? |
| 142 | OK, thank you. | 好的 谢谢 |
| 143 | Thank you very much, April, for that very generous | 非常感谢,四月,非常慷慨 |
| 144 | introduction. | 导言。 |
| 145 | Of course, it's my privilege and pleasure to address you. | 当然,我很荣幸和高兴地 向您讲话。 |
| 146 | I must say that I enjoyed the period I had at Yale, | 我必须说,我享受我在耶鲁度过的时光, |
| 147 | although it was short as visiting professor. | 虽然做客座教授很短 |
| 148 | I'm sorry, my other family have not been associated with Yale. | 抱歉,我另一个家庭 和耶鲁没有关系 |
| 149 | In fact, my daughter went to Harvard, | 事实上,我女儿上过哈佛 |
| 150 | and my granddaughter is at Stanford. | 我的孙女在斯坦福 |
| 151 | So I apologize, because Yale is a very good school. | 所以,我道歉,因为耶鲁是一个非常好的学校。 |
| 152 | Anyway, let me start with a few words in Chinese. | 总之,让我先用中文讲几句. |
| 153 | í ō ō ō ǒ ǒ OK OK OK OK OK OK OK í ? | |
| 154 | Old friend for 50 years. | 老朋友五十年了,你还不知道吗? |
| 155 | So xièxiè, thank you for inviting me. | 所以Xixiè,谢谢你邀请我。 |
| 156 | It's my privilege and pleasure. | 这是我的荣幸和荣幸 |
| 157 | I believe we share one planet, so we must unite | 我相信我们共享一个星球 所以我们必须团结起来 |
| 158 | to save it and ourselves. | 来拯救我们自己 |
| 159 | OK, so let's talk about this particular topic. | 好吧,我们来谈谈这个话题 |
| 160 | So I'll speak more about sustainable development first, | 所以我首先要多谈可持续发展 |
| 161 | because I saw the show of hands. | 因为我看到举手。 |
| 162 | We need to understand this concept a little better. | 我们需要更好地理解这一概念。 |
| 163 | So there are many issues that threaten human well-being. | 因此,有许多问题威胁着人类的福祉。 |
| 164 | For example, we have poverty and inequality. | 例如,我们有贫穷和不平等。 |
| 165 | There are like 2 billion people still who are poor. | 仍有大约20亿人贫穷。 |
| 166 | Resource shortages all the time in various parts of the world, | 世界各地资源一直短缺, |
| 167 | energy, water, food. | 能源、水、食物 |
| 168 | Financial collapse, stock markets | 金融崩溃,股票市场 |
| 169 | collapsing from time to time, so supply chains. | 时不时的崩溃,所以供应链。 |
| 170 | Conflicts are going on. | 冲突正在发生。 |
| 171 | Weak leadership, we'll talk about that a little bit later. | 领导不力,待会再谈. |
| 172 | But last one, the climate change is the ultimate threat | 最后一点,气候变化是终极威胁 |
| 173 | multiplier, because it makes all the other problems worse. | 倍数,因为它使所有其他问题都更糟。 |
| 174 | Now, these problems we'll see are synergistic in the sense | 现在,这些问题,我们会看到 协同意义 |
| 175 | that they make each other worse. | 他们使彼此变得更糟。 |
| 176 | But our responses as a human race, 8 billion people, | 但我们作为一个人类的反应 80亿人 |
| 177 | very uncoordinated. | 非常不协调 |
| 178 | So we must push leaders to take more decisive action. | 因此,我们必须推动领导人采取更果断的行动。 |
| 179 | And I found that people at the middle level, | 我发现中间层的人 |
| 180 | leaders at the middle level, like mayors of cities, | 中层领导人,像城市市长, |
| 181 | CEOs of companies, and so on, are a lot more | 公司的首席执行官,等等, 更多 |
| 182 | responsive and effective. | 反应迅速和有效。 |
| 183 | National leaders find it very hard to deliver. | 国家领导人感到很难兑现。 |
| 184 | But those at the middle level are delivering, | 但那些中层的人正在实现, |
| 185 | and we'll talk about that. | 我们再谈这个 |
| 186 | So here are some of the problems, | 所以这里有一些问题, |
| 187 | just to tell you poverty and hunger. | 只是为了告诉你贫穷与饥饿 |
| 188 | Almost 700 million people still hungry in the world. | 世界上仍有近7亿人挨饿。 |
| 189 | China is an exception. | 中国是例外。 |
| 190 | You raised 900 million people out of poverty | 你使9亿人摆脱了贫困 |
| 191 | in just three decades. | 三十年来 |
| 192 | Phenomenal, right? | 现象,对不对? |
| 193 | These, at the bottom, you're going, | 这些,在底部,你要去, |
| 194 | seeing here the planetary boundaries. | 看这里的行星边界 |
| 195 | Yeah, yeah, okay. | 是啊,是啊,没关系。 |
| 196 | There are nine key resources. | 有9个关键资源。 |
| 197 | Of these, six are exceeded. | 其中,超过6项. |
| 198 | In other words, we are overusing six of those resources, | 换句话说,我们过度使用其中的6项资源, |
| 199 | and there are two which are particularly dangerous, | 有两种是特别危险的, |
| 200 | and that is the biodiversity, | 这就是生物多样性, |
| 201 | and the other one is the climate, | 另一面是气候, |
| 202 | both of which are way out of control. | 两者都失控了 |
| 203 | Now, resources. | 现在,资源。 |
| 204 | There is a concept called ecological footprint of humanity, | 有一个叫做人类生态足迹的概念 |
| 205 | which is the total resources we need to support human life. | 这是我们支持人类生命所需要的全部资源。 |
| 206 | In around 2010, we needed about one and a half planets | 2010年左右,我们需要一个半个星球 |
| 207 | to support us sustainably, okay? | 持续支持我们,好吗? |
| 208 | If we continue on the present path, we won't go back. | 如果我们继续走现在的道路,我们就不会回去了. |
| 209 | Okay, we will need two planets, | 好吧,我们需要两个星球, |
| 210 | and we don't have two planets, we just have one. | 我们没有两颗行星,只有一颗行星 |
| 211 | So we are overusing our resources very, very badly. | 因此,我们过度使用我们的资源非常非常严重。 |
| 212 | Who is consuming? | 谁在消费? |
| 213 | 85% of the resources are consumed | 85%的资源被消耗 |
| 214 | by the top 20 percentile of the world's population. | 以占世界人口20%的最高值计算。 |
| 215 | That is 60 times more than the poorest percentile, okay? | 比最贫穷的百分位数多60倍,好吗? |
| 216 | And if you look at the bottom, | 如果你看着底部, |
| 217 | 1% of the rich own more than the other, | 1%的富人拥有的比其他人多 |
| 218 | 99% of the world's population. | 占世界人口的99%. |
| 219 | And equally scandalous statistic, | 和同样丑恶的统计数据, |
| 220 | global military expenditures are in excess | 全球军事支出超过 |
| 221 | of two trillion dollars, | 2万亿美元, |
| 222 | but aid for the poor is less than one-tenth. | 但是,对穷人的援助不足十分之一。 |
| 223 | So we are spending 10 times more to destroy | 所以我们要花十倍时间去破坏 |
| 224 | than we are to save people. | 而不是为了救人 |
| 225 | So it's really a sad state of affairs. | 因此,这真的是一个可悲的状况。 |
| 226 | If you put those facts together, | 如果你把这些事实集中起来 |
| 227 | you will see what you read at the bottom, | 你将看见你在底部所诵读的经典, |
| 228 | that the rich on the planet are using | 地球上的富人正在利用 |
| 229 | more than one planet worth. | 不止一个星球 |
| 230 | So because of that, we have now 75 years | 因此,我们现在已有75年了 |
| 231 | of unmet goals and broken promises. | 目标没有实现,承诺没有兑现。 |
| 232 | Basically, world leaders meeting on a big stage, | 基本上,世界领导人在一个大舞台上开会, |
| 233 | having a photo op, and making promises, never delivering. | 有照片行动, 并做出承诺,从来没有兑现。 |
| 234 | In 1947, there was the UN Universal Declaration | 1947年,《联合国世界宣言》 |
| 235 | of Human Rights. | 增进和保护人权小组委员会 |
| 236 | It's a very fine document. | 这是一个非常好的文件。 |
| 237 | Two years after I was born, right? | 我出生两年了,对吧? |
| 238 | So I'm old. | 故老'. |
| 239 | 2015, 17 sustainable development goals, | 2015年,17项可持续发展目标, |
| 240 | which I saw you raising your hands. | 我看见你举起手来 |
| 241 | You've heard about it. | 汝等闻已. |
| 242 | Every one of those goals was in the original document, | 所有这些目标都在原始文件中, |
| 243 | 75 years ago or more, right? | 75年前或更早,对不对? |
| 244 | So we haven't made much progress. | 所以我们没有取得多大进展。 |
| 245 | When I remind world leaders at conferences about this, | 当我在会议上提醒世界领导人 |
| 246 | I'm not very popular, but that is true. | 我不太受欢迎,但这是真的。 |
| 247 | Now, climate change. | 现在,气候变化。 |
| 248 | Three important facts. | 三大事实. |
| 249 | I worked, as April mentioned, | 我的工作,正如四月提到, |
| 250 | for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. | 政府间气候变化问题小组的报告。 |
| 251 | The first fact is, it is proven, okay? | 第一个事实是,这是证明,好吗? |
| 252 | It's not fake news. | 这不是假新闻。 |
| 253 | Tens of thousands of scientists have worked on this | 数以万计的科学家在研究这个 |
| 254 | for three decades now. | 三十年来 |
| 255 | The second, so it is human emissions of carbon dioxide | 第二,这就是人类的二氧化碳排放 |
| 256 | that is causing these changes. | 这导致了这些变化。 |
| 257 | The second one is what we call climate injustice. | 第二个是所谓的气候不公正。 |
| 258 | Why is that? | 为什么? |
| 259 | Because it's the rich who have put the gases up there, | 因为是有钱人把气体放上去的 |
| 260 | but the impacts will be mostly on the poor, okay? | 但影响将主要 穷人,好吗? |
| 261 | But the hopeful sign is the third point, | 但希望的标志是第三点 |
| 262 | which is if we follow the path of sustainable development, | 如果我们走可持续发展的道路, |
| 263 | which I will explain to you in a minute, | 我将在一分钟内向你们解释, |
| 264 | that is the best way to deal with climate change, okay? | 这是处理气候变化的最佳办法,好吗? |
| 265 | All as an integrated solution, okay? | 所有作为一个综合解决方案,好吗? |
| 266 | Now, in 1992, | 现在,1992年, |
| 267 | I proposed a framework called Sustainomics | 我提出一个框架,叫做"维持学" |
| 268 | and a framework of balanced, inclusive green growth. | 以及平衡、包容性绿色增长的框架。 |
| 269 | By the way, I did not invent sustainable development myself. | 顺便说一句,我本人并没有发明可持续发展。 |
| 270 | That was a bit of hyperbole, April. | 有点夸张,艾波莉 |
| 271 | Thank you very much, I'm flattered. | 非常感谢,我受宠若惊 |
| 272 | There are many, many colleagues, | 有很多,许多同事, |
| 273 | many others who have worked with me, | 很多曾经和我一起工作过的人 |
| 274 | and we all share, in a sense, the credit for that. | 从某种意义上说,我们都拥有这个荣誉。 |
| 275 | But there are many wonderful scientists | 但有很多优秀的科学家 |
| 276 | who have worked with me on that. | 和我合作过的人 |
| 277 | So I will tell you about this. | 所以我会告诉你这一点。 |
| 278 | This was in 1992 at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, | 这是1992年在里约热内卢举行的地球问题首脑会议, |
| 279 | before some of you were even born, I think. | 我想在你们中有些人出生之前 |
| 280 | But it has been around for more than 30 years, | 但它已经绕了30多年 |
| 281 | and it is the way we can implement | 这也是我们可以执行的方法 |
| 282 | the sustainable development goals, okay? | 可持续发展目标,好吗? |
| 283 | Oh, okay. | 哦,还好。 |
| 284 | The first thing, a core concept of this | 首先,这个核心概念 |
| 285 | is called the sustainable development triangle. | 被称为可持续发展三角。 |
| 286 | And what we need to do is to harmonize this and to balance. | 我们需要做的是协调这一点和平衡。 |
| 287 | So there are three elements. | 所以有三个要素。 |
| 288 | If you want to raise the poor out of poverty, | 如果你想让穷人摆脱贫困 |
| 289 | you need economic prosperity. | 你需要经济繁荣 |
| 290 | Sustainability does not mean being poor, right? | 可持续性并不意味着贫穷,对不对? |
| 291 | While you're getting rich, | 你发财的时候 |
| 292 | you have to protect the environment. | 你必须保护环境。 |
| 293 | Don't destroy the environment, which we have been doing. | 不要破坏环境,我们一直在这样做。 |
| 294 | And the third part is you have to be inclusive, | 第三部分是 你必须包容, |
| 295 | empower people, make sure that the benefits are | 增强人们的权能,确保惠益 |
| 296 | shared equitably. | 公平地分享。 |
| 297 | That is the essence of this triangle. | 这就是这个三角形的精髓。 |
| 298 | And the links between the vertices are also important, | 椎间的联系也很重要, |
| 299 | as we can see in the next. | 如我们所见 |
| 300 | It is also linked to peace, | 这也与和平有关, |
| 301 | and I'll tell you about that in a little while. | 我一会儿再告诉你 |
| 302 | But if you think of economy as prosperity, | 但如果你把经济看作繁荣 |
| 303 | society, people, and planet as environment, | 人类和地球作为环境 |
| 304 | the three Ps are linked to the fourth P, okay? | 三个P和第四个P有关,好吗? |
| 305 | One cannot go without the other. | 一个不能离开另一个。 |
| 306 | So this is extremely important to keep in mind. | 因此,铭记这一点极为重要。 |
| 307 | The other fact is the 17 sustainable development goals, | 另一个事实是17项可持续发展目标, |
| 308 | which I also helped to create, | 我也帮助创造了它, |
| 309 | are really an unpacked version of the triangle. | 是一个三角形的无包装版本。 |
| 310 | But in a sense, the triangle is easier to remember | 但从某种意义上来说,三角形更容易记住 |
| 311 | in our minds. | 在我们的思想中。 |
| 312 | We can't remember 17 goals, right? | 我们记不起17个进球,对吧? |
| 313 | But the 17 goals are there. | 但17个目标都在那里。 |
| 314 | Here are the 17 goals. | 这是17个目标。 |
| 315 | I mean, we don't have to go through all of them. | 我的意思是,我们不需要通过所有它们。 |
| 316 | They have poverty and energy and all of those things, | 他们有贫穷和精力 和所有这些东西, |
| 317 | hunger, health, and so on. | 饥饿、健康等。 |
| 318 | Couple of things to remember here. | 这里有些事要记住 |
| 319 | I think it's kind of a last chance for humanity, | 我觉得这是人类最后的机会 |
| 320 | because this is a way we can come out | 因为这样我们才能出来 |
| 321 | of the deep problems we have, | 我们的深层问题, |
| 322 | because this is a very universal and complete approach. | 因为这是一个非常普遍和完整的方法。 |
| 323 | SDGs并不是一个 cookie-cutter 的方法。 | |
| 324 | Each country will have their own priorities, | 每个国家都有自己的优先事项, |
| 325 | so we choose, right? | 所以,我们选择,对不对? |
| 326 | China has a different priority from the US | 中国与美国有不同的优先次序 |
| 327 | or from Sri Lanka, where I come from. | 或来自斯里兰卡,我来自那里。 |
| 328 | But I will also show you that China, | 但我也会告诉你,中国, |
| 329 | what is known as the BRICS, | 被称为金砖国家, |
| 330 | which is Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, | 巴西、俄罗斯、印度、中国和南非 |
| 331 | and the Global South are the countries | 以及全球南方国家 |
| 332 | that will lead the way, okay? | 那会带路,好吗? |
| 333 | I'll show you that, | 我会告诉你, |
| 334 | and not necessarily the Western countries. | 不一定是西方国家 |
| 335 | There are three kinds of assets associated with the triangle. | 与三角形相关的资产有三种. |
| 336 | You have what is called built capital. | 你拥有所谓的建设资本。 |
| 337 | This building, the roads, the bridges, | 这座建筑,道路,桥梁, |
| 338 | all the other things you use to produce and so on. | 其它你用来生产的东西等等。 |
| 339 | That is economic capital. | 这是经济资本。 |
| 340 | Natural capital, air, land, and water, okay? | 自然资本,空气,土地和水,好吗? |
| 341 | We need that. | 我们需要这个 |
| 342 | And the third one is something called social capital, | 第三个是社会资本 |
| 343 | which is extremely important, | 这是非常重要的, |
| 344 | and we'll talk about this a little bit. | 我们再谈这个 |
| 345 | It is ignored and undervalued. | 它被忽略和低估。 |
| 346 | It's the glue that binds society together. | 正是胶水将社会凝结在一起. |
| 347 | These are the culture, the values, | 这些是文化,价值, |
| 348 | and all the other things that make us a community, okay? | 和所有其他的东西 使我们成为一个社区,好吗? |
| 349 | So social capital is equally important | 所以社会资本同样重要 |
| 350 | to the other two types. | 其他两种类型。 |
| 351 | Just to give you an example, | 只是想举个例子 |
| 352 | in 2004, again, a long time ago, | 在2004年,同样,很久以前, |
| 353 | there was a famous tsunami, | 有一场著名的海啸, |
| 354 | which was the most destructive act of nature | 这是大自然中最具破坏性的行为 |
| 355 | in recent human history. | 在近代人类历史上 |
| 356 | We compared two, | 我们比较了两个 |
| 357 | in Sri Lanka, 35,000 people died. | 在斯里兰卡,35 000人死亡。 |
| 358 | So one in 500 people died. | 因此,每500人中有一人死亡。 |
| 359 | Can you imagine? | 你能想象吗? |
| 360 | Every family was affected, right? | 每个家庭都受到影响,对吧? |
| 361 | The per capita income was only $1,000, | 人均收入只有1 000美元, |
| 362 | so relatively poor country. | 相当贫穷的国家 |
| 363 | Everybody said this country will collapse, okay? | 大家都说这个国家会崩溃的 好吗? |
| 364 | But we survived, and I was there. | 但我们活下来了,我在那里。 |
| 365 | It's social capital that helped us | 是社会资本帮了我们 |
| 366 | because the government was totally paralyzed, right? | 因为政府完全瘫痪了 对吧? |
| 367 | For months, for two, three months. | 几个月,两三个月。 |
| 368 | Just ordinary people who went out on the beaches. | 只是普通人在海滩上出海 |
| 369 | There were dead bodies all over. | 到处都是尸体 |
| 370 | They collected them. | 他们收集了它们。 |
| 371 | They helped the people who were homeless, | 他们帮助那些无家可归的人, |
| 372 | whose homes had been washed away. | 他们的家被冲走了。 |
| 373 | It was just coming together of people, | 它只是聚在一起的人, |
| 374 | which was remarkable, | 这是了不起的, |
| 375 | and that is because there was social capital. | 这是因为有社会资本。 |
| 376 | Now, immediately after, in 2005, | 现在,紧接着2005年, |
| 377 | there was a hurricane in the United States | 美国发生飓风 |
| 378 | called Hurricane Katrina. | 飓风卡特里娜。 |
| 379 | If you read the story on that, | 如果你读了这个故事 |
| 380 | what happened is in this rich society | 发生在这个富裕的社会 |
| 381 | where almost 2,000 people died, which is a tragedy, | 近2000人死亡,这是一场悲剧, |
| 382 | but it's a very small part of the population. | 但它是一个非常小的人口部分。 |
| 383 | But that city fell apart. | 但那个城市却崩溃了 |
| 384 | There was rape, looting, all of this. | 有强奸,抢劫,这一切。 |
| 385 | They had to bring in the National Guard to restore order. | 他们不得不带进国民警卫队恢复秩序。 |
| 386 | So the social capital just wasn't there. | 所以,社会资本只是没有。 |
| 387 | What this means is that social capital | 这意味着社会资本 |
| 388 | does not belong to the rich or the poor. | 不属于富人或穷人。 |
| 389 | It just happens in a country or not, okay? | 它只是发生在一个国家或不发生,好吗? |
| 390 | So it's a very important aspect, | 所以这是一个非常重要的方面, |
| 391 | and we should never lose it through conflict and fighting. | 我们不应该因为冲突和战斗而失去它。 |
| 392 | Okay, the second core concept is also extremely important. | 好吧,第二个核心概念 也是极其重要的。 |
| 393 | It's for you and I. | 这是给你和我。 |
| 394 | If you think of sustainable development | 如果你想到可持续发展 |
| 395 | as a mountain peak which is covered with clouds, | 象一座山峰,上面布满云彩, |
| 396 | you have to climb the mountain, | 你必须爬山 |
| 397 | which is basically we can't see the top, | 基本上我们看不到顶部, |
| 398 | but we are very patient. | 但我们很耐心 |
| 399 | We take one step at a time, | 我们一步一步走 |
| 400 | and eventually we reach the peak, right? | 最终我们到达顶峰 对吧? |
| 401 | So what it means is you should be empowered. | 也就是说你应该被赋予权力 |
| 402 | You don't say, okay, this is a big thing. | 你不说,好吧,这是件大事。 |
| 403 | My prime minister, my president, | 我的首相,我的总统 |
| 404 | somebody will tell us what to do. | 有人会告诉我们该怎么做。 |
| 405 | No, David, you can do it, right? | 不,大卫,你可以做到这一点,对不对? |
| 406 | One step at a time when you leave this room, | 当你离开这个房间时一步一步 |
| 407 | you switch off the light. | 你关掉灯 |
| 408 | You can turn off a tap. | 你可以关掉水龙头 |
| 409 | You can plant a tree. | 可以种树. |
| 410 | Maybe you can eat less meat. | 也许你可以少吃点肉 |
| 411 | Many things you can do. | 很多事情你可以做。 |
| 412 | And you can do it not only at the individual level, | 你不仅可以在个人层面做到这一点, |
| 413 | you can do it within your company, | 你可以在你的公司内做到这一点, |
| 414 | within your community, within your campus, | 在你的社区, 在你的校园, |
| 415 | any one of those things. | 任何一样的东西。 |
| 416 | Here in the corporate sector, | 在公司部门 |
| 417 | you have a special name for it, | 你有一个特别的名字, |
| 418 | corporate social responsibility, | 企业社会责任, |
| 419 | also ESG and so on, various names. | 还有ESG等,各种名称. |
| 420 | But some companies are serious. | 但有些公司很认真 |
| 421 | Other companies are doing what we call the green wash, | 其他公司正在做我们所说的绿色洗涤, |
| 422 | okay, where she's kind of faking it. | 好吧,她是那种 假装它。 |
| 423 | But I believe that business | 但我相信那个生意 |
| 424 | is a very important part of the solution, okay? | 解决方案很重要,好吗? |
| 425 | It's not necessarily only part of the problem. | 这不一定只是问题的一部分. |
| 426 | That core concept is in our own minds, okay? | 这个核心概念在我们心里,好吗? |
| 427 | We have to replace in particular unsustainable values | 我们必须特别取代不可持续的价值观。 |
| 428 | and unethical values. | 和不道德的价值观。 |
| 429 | This is where I'll talk a little bit more about that. | 我在这里会多谈一点 |
| 430 | We have to think in terms of multiple disciplines. | 我们必须从多个学科的角度来思考. |
| 431 | It's not a question of medicine or law | 这不是医学或法律的问题 |
| 432 | or engineering or whatever. | 或工程学或什么的。 |
| 433 | It's all of the above. | 皆如上说. |
| 434 | We have to apply all of those | 我们必须应用所有这些 |
| 435 | with transdisciplinary skills, right? | 有跨专业技能,对不对? |
| 436 | We have to think in terms of global scales, | 我们必须从全球范围来考虑, |
| 437 | not just our neighborhood. | 不只是我们的邻居 |
| 438 | We have to think in terms of years, decades, | 我们必须从岁月、几十年的角度思考 |
| 439 | sometimes centuries, not just tomorrow. | 有时是几个世纪, 不只是明天。 |
| 440 | And we have to work with many stakeholders. | 我们必须与许多利益相关者合作。 |
| 441 | We'll talk about that also, not just ourselves. | 我们还会谈这个的 不只是我们自己 |
| 442 | So the first thing of course is the unsustainable values, | 因此,第一件事 当然是不可持续的价值, |
| 443 | which is very important, especially among the youth. | 这一点非常重要,特别是在青年中。 |
| 444 | We'll see in a minute. | 我们一会儿再看 |
| 445 | Part of the problem is that we have | 问题的一部分是,我们有 |
| 446 | a unsustainable triangle at the present time. | 目前是一个不可持续的三角形。 |
| 447 | The world is, in my view, | 在我看来,这个世界 |
| 448 | and sorry, I sound like a preacher. | 抱歉 我听起来像个传教士 |
| 449 | We are running on values like greed, selfishness. | 我们在追求贪婪、自私等价值观。 |
| 450 | If you remember that famous movie | 如果你记得那部著名电影 |
| 451 | where a man called Gecko said greed is good, right? | 一个叫盖科的人说贪婪是好的 对吧? |
| 452 | So corruption, violence, | 所以腐败,暴力, |
| 453 | these are the values that are more dominant, right? | 这些是更占主导地位的价值观,对吧? |
| 454 | So what has happened? | 发生了什么事? |
| 455 | That has led to, sorry, oops, | 这导致了,对不起,ops, |
| 456 | that has led to a model of economic male development. | 这导致了一种男性经济发展模式。 |
| 457 | It's not development, it's male development, why? | 这不是发展,而是男性的发展,为什么? |
| 458 | Because everything is based on debt. | 因为一切都建立在债务之上。 |
| 459 | There is extremes of overconsumption by the rich | 富人过度消费是极端的 |
| 460 | and there's shattering poverty at the other end. | 而另一端的贫困正在崩溃 |
| 461 | Just imagine, you see, our grandparents, we are fortunate, | 想象一下 我们的祖父母 我们很幸运 |
| 462 | they saved a lot, okay? | 他们救了很多,好吗? |
| 463 | They planted trees, they did so many things, | 他们种树, 他们做了很多事情, |
| 464 | and we benefited from it. | 我们从中获益。 |
| 465 | But in our generation, we have learned something else. | 但在我们这一代,我们学到了其他东西。 |
| 466 | We have learned that it is easier to borrow than to save. | 我们了解到,借款比储蓄容易。 |
| 467 | So we are borrowing, credit card, this, that, and the other. | 所以我们是借款,信用卡,这个,那个,以及另一个。 |
| 468 | But we are borrowing from the future generations. | 但我们是在向后代借款。 |
| 469 | US, currently $37 trillion and still rising. | 美国,目前为37万亿美元,仍在上升。 |
| 470 | Who is going to pay that debt? | 谁来还债? |
| 471 | So that is a tragic situation | 所以,这是一个悲惨的情况 |
| 472 | and that has created also environmental debt | 也造成了环境债务 |
| 473 | because, as I said, we are using up our ecological resources | 因为,正如我所说,我们正在耗尽我们的生态资源 |
| 474 | so there's a lot of pollution, including climate change, | 所以有很多污染 包括气候变化 |
| 475 | resource degradation, and so on and so forth. | 资源退化,等等。 |
| 476 | And remember, the cycle is closed. | 记住,循环是关闭的。 |
| 477 | The fewer resources there are, | 资源越少, |
| 478 | the more people fight over them. | 更多的人为了他们而战。 |
| 479 | All this talk about countries' virtuous motives, | 所有这些谈论国家的良性动机, |
| 480 | saying, oh, the human rights and so many things, | 说,哦,人权和这么多的事情, |
| 481 | we are intervening to save these people, it's all rubbish. | 我们为了救这些人而介入 这都是垃圾 |
| 482 | All the wars are fought on natural resources. | 所有战争都是在自然资源上进行的。 |
| 483 | Invariably, to take over somebody's land, | 为了占领别人的土地 |
| 484 | to take over somebody's oil, to take over somebody's water, | 接管别人的石油 接管别人的水 |
| 485 | it's all on resources, okay? | 这一切都是资源,好吗? |
| 486 | So it's driven by greed, | 故为贪欲所驱. |
| 487 | and therefore the sustainable development space | 可持续发展空间 |
| 488 | is shrinking all the time, okay? | 一直在缩小,好吗? |
| 489 | It's called the unsustainable triangle. | 这被称为不可持续的三角形. |
| 490 | We have to change it, starting with unethical values, | 我们必须改变它, 从不道德的价值观开始, |
| 491 | starting with the very young people. | 从年轻人开始 |
| 492 | Then, I talked to about many disciplines. | 然后,我谈了很多学科。 |
| 493 | I don't have to tell you | 我不必告诉你 |
| 494 | that sustainable development issues are many, okay? | 可持续发展问题很多,好吗? |
| 495 | The disciplines all the way from philosophy to law, | 从哲学到法律 |
| 496 | economics, medicine, engineering, natural science, | 经济学、医学、工程学、自然科学 |
| 497 | all of those disciplines are needed, okay? | 所有这些学科都是需要的,好吗? |
| 498 | This is not an easy ask. | 这不是一个简单的问题。 |
| 499 | When I did my PhD a very long time ago, | 很久以前我做博士的时候 |
| 500 | my supervisor said, at the end of the day, | 我的主管说,最后, |
| 501 | you have to show us that you are | 你必须告诉我们你是 |
| 502 | at the cutting edge of this topic. | 处于这个话题的前沿 |
| 503 | Okay, it was a topic in physics. | 好吧,这是一个物理主题。 |
| 504 | Then, I will give you your PhD. | 那我给你博士学位 |
| 505 | My students today, I tell them the same thing, | 今天我的学生,我告诉他们同样的事情, |
| 506 | but more. | 更难说 |
| 507 | I say you have to also know | 我说你也要知道 |
| 508 | a little bit about the other subjects. | 略论其他科目. |
| 509 | It's a tough ask. | 难问. |
| 510 | They have to be experts in their subject, | 他们必须是专家 他们的主题, |
| 511 | but they have to know also a little bit | 但他们也必须知道一点 |
| 512 | about the other disciplines. | 关于其他学科。 |
| 513 | Okay, you can't go with tunnel vision. | 好吧,你不能走隧道的视线。 |
| 514 | That's how the world has changed. | 世间如是变化. |
| 515 | This one is the stakeholder triangle | 这个是利益攸关的三角形 |
| 516 | because increasingly, governments are less and less capable | 因为政府的能力越来越弱 |
| 517 | to deal with all these complex problems. | 处理所有这些复杂问题。 |
| 518 | So, we have to have civil society, you and I, | 所以,我们必须有 公民社会,你和我, |
| 519 | as well as business, pushing governments sometimes | 以及企业,有时推动政府 |
| 520 | to do the right thing. | 来做正确的事情。 |
| 521 | We have to work with them. | 我们必须与他们合作。 |
| 522 | Otherwise, the problems won't be solved, | 否则问题就解决不了了 |
| 523 | jumping two at a time. | 一次跳两个 |
| 524 | Right. | 对 |
| 525 | Fourth one is very simple. | 第四件很简单 |
| 526 | It simply says implement, implement, implement | 它只是说执行,执行,执行 |
| 527 | because I have also proposed many theories | 因为我也提出了许多理论 |
| 528 | which are lying on the shelf, okay, gathering dust. | 他们躺在货架上 收集灰尘 |
| 529 | So, it's very important to implement and do things | 所以,执行和做事情是非常重要的 |
| 530 | and be very active. | 并且非常活跃。 |
| 531 | Just learning from history, | 刚刚学习历史, |
| 532 | there have been many, many history civilizations | 曾经有许多历史文明 |
| 533 | which have lasted millennia, thousands of years. | 已经持续了几千年,数千年。 |
| 534 | The Han civilization, Chinese, the ones in India, | 汉族文明,中国人,印度人 |
| 535 | Mesopotamia, Roman Empire, and so on. | 美索不达米亚,罗马帝国等. |
| 536 | Why did they decline? | 为什么他们拒绝? |
| 537 | There were two main reasons. | 有两个主要原因。 |
| 538 | One is overconsumption of resources, okay? | 一是过度消耗资源,好吗? |
| 539 | They became so rich and so big that they had overconsumed, | 他们变得如此富有 如此庞大 他们过度消费, |
| 540 | mainly agricultural resources. | 主要为农业资源. |
| 541 | So, they were separating from the planet, | 因此,他们从地球分离出来, |
| 542 | which we are doing now, right? | 我们现在在做什么,对不对? |
| 543 | The second one is socioeconomic division | 第二个是社会经济分裂 |
| 544 | because inequalities, the rulers became very rich | 因为不平等,统治者变得非常富有 |
| 545 | and there were a huge number of poor people | 那里有很多穷人 |
| 546 | which caused revolutions. | 这导致了革命。 |
| 547 | So, the second one is separation from people. | 因此,第二个是脱离人. |
| 548 | So, those two separations which are still with us | 那两段离别还和我们在一起 |
| 549 | are very important factors to keep in mind. | 这些都是需要记住的非常重要的因素。 |
| 550 | Now, we talk about this balanced inclusive green growth. | 现在,我们谈谈这种平衡的包容性绿色增长。 |
| 551 | This is a path to sustainable development. | 这是实现可持续发展的途径。 |
| 552 | See, the triangle is a static concept. | 看,三角形是一个静态的概念. |
| 553 | This is a path. | 这是一条道路。 |
| 554 | And I will tell you why this path was devised | 我会告诉你为什么这条路被设计出来 |
| 555 | because 1992, we had this Rio Earth Summit | 因为1992年,我们举行了里约地球峰会 |
| 556 | and there were a number of important agreements | 还有一些重要的协议 |
| 557 | among countries. | (a) 国家间的技术合作。 |
| 558 | There was something called Agenda 21. | 曾有"21世纪议程"之称. |
| 559 | There was a UN Framework Convention on Climate Change | 有《联合国气候变化框架公约》 |
| 560 | which is still operating and so on and so forth. | 仍然在运作,等等。 |
| 561 | So, there was a lot of euphoria. | 所以,有很多的喜悦。 |
| 562 | I mean, I was much younger at the time. | 我当时还年轻得多 |
| 563 | We all thought, oh, all our problems are solved. | 我们都认为 我们的问题都解决了 |
| 564 | But really, it was only on paper. | 但实际上,它只是纸上。 |
| 565 | There were a lot of hidden issues. | 有很多隐藏的问题 |
| 566 | The three issues, it was very difficult. | 这三个问题非常困难。 |
| 567 | They have the triangle to harmonize the three | 他们有三角形来协调三个 |
| 568 | is extremely difficult. | 很难 |
| 569 | It's not easy, right? | 这不容易,对不对? |
| 570 | I don't know how many of you have done physics, | 我不知道你们有多少人做过物理研究 |
| 571 | but there is a problem which I learned | 但有一个问题,我学到 |
| 572 | as an undergraduate called the three-body problem, | 作为本科生 所谓的三体问题, |
| 573 | which is that in Newtonian physics, | 在牛顿物理学中 |
| 574 | if you have two bodies, you can calculate exactly | 如果你有两具尸体 你可以精确计算 |
| 575 | how the orbits go. | 如何轨道去。 |
| 576 | If you bring in a third body, it's chaos. | 若带入第三身是乱. |
| 577 | You cannot calculate exactly. | 你无法准确计算。 |
| 578 | It's like having a happy couple, | 这就像一个快乐的夫妇, |
| 579 | but if a third part, another lover comes in, | 但是如果第三段,另一个情人来了, |
| 580 | oh, it's totally chaotic, right? | 哦,这是完全混乱的,对不对? |
| 581 | So, we had to solve that problem. | 所以,我们必须解决这个问题。 |
| 582 | Now, what do you have here? | 你这里有什么? |
| 583 | If you plot environmental risk, | 如果你策划环境风险, |
| 584 | let's say greenhouse gas emissions per capita vertically, | 假设温室气体的人均垂直排放量, |
| 585 | development level per capita income horizontally. | 横向人均收入水平。 |
| 586 | So, if you're a poor country, you're at point A, | 所以,如果你是一个贫穷的国家, 你在A点, |
| 587 | which means that you are low emissions, | 也就是说,你的排放量很低, |
| 588 | but also you're not very rich. | 但你也不是很有钱 |
| 589 | If you're a rich country, you're at C, | 如果你是一个富裕的国家, 你在C, |
| 590 | which means you are high GDP per capita, | 也就是说你人均国内生产总值很高 |
| 591 | but you are emitting above the safe limit, | 但你们所排放的,确是超过安全限度的。 |
| 592 | which we know. | 我们知道 |
| 593 | Most countries are in the middle, right? | 大多数国家都处于中间,对吧? |
| 594 | 对,B | |
| 595 | So, this was the kind of, the triangle is not working here. | 所以,这是那种,三角形在这里不起作用。 |
| 596 | Okay, it's not harmonized. | 好吧,这是不协调的。 |
| 597 | Now, how did we move forward? | 现在,我们如何前进? |
| 598 | The first thing we did is we said, | 我们做的第一件事就是说, |
| 599 | okay, if we can't do three at a time, let's take two. | 好吧,如果我们不能一次做三个, 让我们采取两个。 |
| 600 | So, this post-1992 approach was to go with economy | 因此,1992年后的方针是 与经济 |
| 601 | and environment, just two. | 以及环境,只有两个。 |
| 602 | And how did we do that? | 我们怎么做到的? |
| 603 | This is called the win-win solution or green growth. | 这被称为双赢解决方案或绿色增长. |
| 604 | What does it mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 605 | If you find a way to reduce resource consumption, | 如果你找到减少资源消耗的方法 |
| 606 | let's say energy conservation or something like this, | 比如说节能之类的 |
| 607 | then what happens? | 然后会发生什么? |
| 608 | Less emissions, so you have, it's better for the environment, | 减少排放,所以你有, 这对环境更好, |
| 609 | but also higher profits, | 但利润更高, |
| 610 | because you don't have to spend so much on energy, | 因为你不用花那么多精力 |
| 611 | so your profits go up. | 所以,你的利润上升。 |
| 612 | That's a win-win solution. | 这是双赢的解决办法。 |
| 613 | That is called green growth. | 这就是所谓的绿色增长。 |
| 614 | And now, but the important thing to remember | 现在,但重要的是要记住 |
| 615 | is that there are two different parts involved. | 涉及两个不同的部分。 |
| 616 | From the top, the rich countries that are up here, | 从顶部,富裕国家 在这里, |
| 617 | they have to come down. | 他们必须下来。 |
| 618 | And we have the technologies to do that. | 我们有技术可以做到这一点。 |
| 619 | They do not have to give up a comfortable lifestyle. | 他们不必放弃舒适的生活方式。 |
| 620 | So, being sustainable does not mean being poor. | 因此,可持续并不意味着贫穷。 |
| 621 | For the countries in the middle, | 对于中间的国家, |
| 622 | it's a very different path. | 这是一个非常不同的路径。 |
| 623 | They don't follow the wasteful path of the rich | 他们不走富人浪费的路 |
| 624 | over the last 200 years. | 过去200年 |
| 625 | They find something called the green growth tunnel, | 他们找到一个叫绿色增长隧道的东西 |
| 626 | again using modern technologies. | 重新使用现代技术。 |
| 627 | And AI and digital technology is part of that. | 人工智能和数字技术也是其中的一部分。 |
| 628 | So that is the solution we found | 这就是我们找到的解决办法 |
| 629 | more than almost 30 years ago. | 将近30多年前 |
| 630 | And then the third part of the solution is this, | 然后,解决方案的第三部分是, |
| 631 | that we bring in social. | 我们带来了社交。 |
| 632 | So we find pro-poor inclusive parts | 因此,我们发现扶贫的包容性部分 |
| 633 | so that the three sides of the triangle, | 使三角形的三边, |
| 634 | the three elements are complete. | 这三个要素是完整的。 |
| 635 | And we did that. | 我们做到了。 |
| 636 | 那是B -I | |
| 637 | which harmonizes the full triangle. | 它协调了整个三角形。 |
| 638 | Now let's talk about some examples. | 现在让我们谈谈一些例子。 |
| 639 | You see, if you look at food consumption and food security | 你看,如果你看 粮食消费和粮食安全 |
| 640 | in the affluent, in Western countries, | 在富裕的西方国家, |
| 641 | there's a lot of food waste. | 食物浪费很多 |
| 642 | In the U.S. some time ago, maybe 10 years ago, | 不久前,在美国,也许十年前, |
| 643 | 50% of the food that came into the house was thrown away. | 进屋的50%的食物被扔掉. |
| 644 | Now I think it's a little bit better | 现在我觉得好多了 |
| 645 | because people are more hard up, | 因为人们更辛苦, |
| 646 | but there's a lot of food waste. | 但食物浪费很多 |
| 647 | So these are the people at the top. | 所以这些是顶端的人。 |
| 648 | This is the European family. | 这是欧洲家庭。 |
| 649 | I mean, they can do with less packaging and less waste. | 我的意思是,他们可以做 少包装和浪费。 |
| 650 | Still maintain the same life. | 仍然保持同样的生活。 |
| 651 | We are not asking them to be hungry. | 我们不是要他们挨饿。 |
| 652 | So that is what coming down from the top you can see, right? | 所以,这就是从顶部下来 你可以看到,对不对? |
| 653 | Food for a week for the poor family in the Sahel region. | 为萨赫勒地区的贫困家庭提供为期一周的食物。 |
| 654 | That is an entirely different story. | 这是一个完全不同的故事。 |
| 655 | You can't go to a starving person and say, | 你不能去一个饥饿的人说, |
| 656 | by the way, there's not enough food. | 顺便说一句,食物不足 |
| 657 | You have to tighten your belt. | 你得系紧腰带 |
| 658 | No, you allow them to increase their consumption, | 不 你允许他们增加消费 |
| 659 | but on the tunnel, okay? | 但是在隧道,好吗? |
| 660 | Not to go up the wasteful part. | 不要去上浪费的部分。 |
| 661 | So that's a different part of the curve. | 所以这是曲线的另一部分。 |
| 662 | It's different strokes for different folks, so to speak. | 对于不同的人来说,这是不同的中风,所以可以说. |
| 663 | And there are so many things. | 还有很多事情 |
| 664 | 我创立了一个叫Susteno Musica的组织 | |
| 665 | 是Facebook之类的东西 | |
| 666 | This was in 2012, | 这是在2012年, |
| 667 | which was 20 years after the 1992 summit. | 在1992年首脑会议之后的20年里 |
| 668 | There was another Rio summit, which was called Rio Plus 20. | 另有一次里约峰会,名为里约加20. |
| 669 | And at some stage we got tired of listening | 在某个阶段 我们厌倦了听 |
| 670 | to world leaders again making promises. | 对世界领导人再次作出承诺。 |
| 671 | Everybody went to the beach. | 每个人都去了海滩。 |
| 672 | There's a group of musicians. | 有乐师群. |
| 673 | We just said we will create the music of sustainability. | 我们刚才说,我们将创造可持续性的音乐。 |
| 674 | And the theory is this. | 理论是这样的。 |
| 675 | You appeal to the heart, not necessarily to the brain. | 你对心脏有吸引力, 不一定对大脑。 |
| 676 | Because this kind of speech reaches, what? | 因为这种演讲会达到什么程度? |
| 677 | 0.0001% of the world's population. | 占世界人口的0.0001%. |
| 678 | But if you go to a musical array or something like this, | 但是,如果你去 一个音乐阵列或类似的东西, |
| 679 | there are millions of people. | 有数百万人。 |
| 680 | So through this process, we are trying to reach, | 因此,通过这一进程,我们正在试图达到: |
| 681 | take the message of sustainability | 接受可持续性的信息 |
| 682 | using social media and so on. | 使用社交媒体等. |
| 683 | And of course, now with the producers and industry, | 当然,现在与生产商和业界, |
| 684 | I go and talk to CEOs, boards of multinationals. | 我去跟CEO谈谈 跨国公司的董事会 |
| 685 | These are some of the biggest, | 这些是最大的 |
| 686 | these are these super multinationals. | 这些是超级跨国公司。 |
| 687 | BASF is for chemicals, supermarkets, oil and gas, | BASF用于化工,超市,石油和天然气, |
| 688 | plantations, biotech mining. | 种植园,生物技术开采. |
| 689 | Even two companies in China. | 乃至中国两家公司. |
| 690 | You can see Huawei and JA Solar. | 你可以看到华伟和JA太阳。 |
| 691 | So what is the three key points? | 三个关键点是什么? |
| 692 | One is all of these leaders of these companies | 其中一个就是这些公司的领导者 |
| 693 | agreed that sustainability and so on | 同意可持续性等 |
| 694 | and something called triple bottom line | 和三重底线 |
| 695 | is the wave of the future, okay? | 未来的浪潮,好吗? |
| 696 | Resource efficiency they love. | 他们喜欢的资源效率。 |
| 697 | I told you it's win-win for them. | 我告诉你,这是双赢 他们。 |
| 698 | They use save-on resources, you increase your profits. | 他们用节省的资源, 你增加你的利润。 |
| 699 | Great way to start. | 不错的开始方式。 |
| 700 | But we agreed ethical values. | 但我们同意道德价值观。 |
| 701 | And this is why I work in China with PRME, | 这就是为什么我在中国与PRME合作, |
| 702 | which is the UN organization, | 这是联合国组织, |
| 703 | which is trying to introduce ethical values | 试图引入道德价值观 |
| 704 | into business schools. | 进入商学院。 |
| 705 | There's a whole group of business schools in China. | 中国一整批商学院. |
| 706 | And it's very hard, | 这很难, |
| 707 | but I think you have to start with children, okay? | 但我认为你必须从孩子开始,好吗? |
| 708 | But it's worth if you can get there. | 但是如果你能到那里,这是值得的。 |
| 709 | That's the long term. | 即是长远. |
| 710 | Just a very quick example. | 只是一个非常简单的例子。 |
| 711 | What are the methods? | 这些方法是什么? |
| 712 | I mean, these all sound very fancy, | 我的意思是,这些声音 非常花哨, |
| 713 | but I'll tell you that we actually do it. | 但我会告诉你 我们真的做到了。 |
| 714 | I give this kind of advice. | 我给这种建议。 |
| 715 | Now in Sri Lanka, we are famous for our tea, right? | 现在在斯里兰卡 我们的茶很出名 对吧? |
| 716 | So I gave some advice to the tea industry. | 所以我给了茶业一些建议. |
| 717 | That is, we did something called life cycle analysis. | 也就是说,我们做了一些叫做生命周期分析。 |
| 718 | Some of you may know this. | 你们有些人可能知道这个 |
| 719 | We analyze a product from the start to the end. | 我们从头到尾分析一种产品。 |
| 720 | Now for tea, it is raw material production | 现在茶是原料生产 |
| 721 | is planting the tea, all that. | 是种茶,所有这一切。 |
| 722 | Then you have manufacturing that there's a factory, | 然后你制造了一个工厂 |
| 723 | and then you have transportation, | 然后你有交通工具, |
| 724 | then you have retail, you put it in a shop, | 然后你有零售, 你把它放在商店, |
| 725 | then the consumer buys it, | 然后消费者购买它, |
| 726 | and then you have the disposal, right? | 然后你有 处置,对不对? |
| 727 | Now in this chain, if you analyze the data, | 现在在这个链中,如果你分析数据, |
| 728 | you can see this is analysis just for carbon dioxide, | 你可以看到,这只是分析 二氧化碳, |
| 729 | just for one emit. | 就为了一个 |
| 730 | Where is the most emissions happening? | 排放最多的是哪里? |
| 731 | And you can see it's in the retail. | 你可以看到它在零售。 |
| 732 | The reason is why? | 为什么? |
| 733 | Because of the packaging. | 因为包装。 |
| 734 | A little tea bag has a lot of cellophane | 一个小茶袋有很多大提琴 |
| 735 | and all to make it pretty, | 为了让它漂亮, |
| 736 | and that is a huge use of carbon. | 这是碳的大量使用。 |
| 737 | So we told the producers, | 我们告诉制片人 |
| 738 | and a lot of tea producers now have much less packaging. | 现在许多茶叶生产商的包装要少得多。 |
| 739 | So this is called hotspot analysis, | 这就是所谓的热点分析, |
| 740 | and it's win-win, | 这是双赢的 |
| 741 | because they are reducing their energy use, | 因为他们正在减少能源的使用, |
| 742 | they are reducing their emissions, | 他们正在减少排放, |
| 743 | and they are reducing their costs at the same time. | 他们同时也在降低成本。 |
| 744 | That's a win-win outcome. | 这是双赢的结果。 |
| 745 | Doing a very basic analysis. | 做一个非常基本的分析。 |
| 746 | There are computer programs and so on that do it, | 有电脑程序等等, |
| 747 | and some of my staff are very adept | 我的一些手下很聪明 |
| 748 | at this kind of analysis. | 在这种分析。 |
| 749 | Now just a slightly different one. | 现在只是有点不同 |
| 750 | This is orange juice that is produced in Brazil | 这是巴西生产的橙汁 |
| 751 | and taken to UK in huge container ships. | 乘着巨大的集装箱船去英国 |
| 752 | There, the hotspot, the most amount of emissions | 那里,热点,排放量最多 |
| 753 | is in the transport, | 在运输, |
| 754 | because you have to take it across the sea. | 因为你必须把它带过大海 |
| 755 | So by improving the efficiency of transport, | 因此通过提高运输效率, |
| 756 | you can reduce the carbon footprint | 你可以减少碳足迹 |
| 757 | of the orange juice that is drunk in England, okay? | 在英国喝的橙汁,好吗? |
| 758 | And here's the third part. | 则此三段. |
| 759 | Just milk, I'll show you this. | 牛奶,我给你看这个 |
| 760 | In the UK, when we did analysis of farms, | 在英国,当我们分析农场时, |
| 761 | 76% of emissions happened in the farm. | 76%的排放量发生在农场。 |
| 762 | So you have to educate the farmers first. | 所以你得先教育农民 |
| 763 | If you tell them, don't do this, you do that, | 如果你告诉他们,不要这样做,你这样做, |
| 764 | you can bring down the emissions. | 你可以减少排放。 |
| 765 | So these are all win-win solutions. | 所以这些都是双赢的解决办法。 |
| 766 | And eventually you have sustainable consumers | 最终你有可持续的消费者 |
| 767 | and you have sustainable producers. | 你拥有可持续的生产者。 |
| 768 | The problem here is, of course, | 这里的问题是,当然, |
| 769 | many consumers come to me and say, | 很多消费者来找我说 |
| 770 | where are the products that are sustainable? | 可持续产品在哪里? |
| 771 | Everything I see is very wasteful. | 我看到的一切都是浪费 |
| 772 | Advertising, they tell you, | 广告,他们告诉你, |
| 773 | buy a bigger toothpaste tube, not a small one. | 买一个更大的牙膏管,不是小的。 |
| 774 | It's just producers are telling me something different. | 只是制片人告诉我不同的东西 |
| 775 | They're saying, where are the consumers? | 他们说消费者在哪里? |
| 776 | I made a sustainable product, nobody's buying it. | 我做了一个可持续的产品, 没有人买它。 |
| 777 | So you have to create a cycle. | 所以你必须创造循环。 |
| 778 | And eventually this cycle will spread through society | 最终这个循环会传播到社会 |
| 779 | and you get a sustainable society. | 你得到一个可持续的社会。 |
| 780 | Everybody has to work at it. | 每个人都得努力 |
| 781 | Now, I've noticed that for traditional markets | 我注意到对于传统市场来说 |
| 782 | like organic markets and all that, | 像有机市场等等, |
| 783 | old people like me go for that with a reusable bag. | 像我这样的老人会用一个可重用的袋子来买这个 |
| 784 | Youth going for online markets. | 青年走向在线市场. |
| 785 | So you have to have online products that are sustainable | 因此,你必须有在线产品 是可持续的 |
| 786 | and you have to have proper labeling, | 你必须有正确的标签, |
| 787 | equal labeling and so on. | 等标签等等。 |
| 788 | But this is also a way to move forward. | 但是,这也是向前迈进的一种方式。 |
| 789 | Now, AI, digital technology. | 现在,AI,数字技术。 |
| 790 | Like any other revolutionary technology, | 和其他革命技术一样 |
| 791 | it has gains as well as risks. | 它既有收益也有风险。 |
| 792 | I mean, these slides, I'll make them available to you | 我的意思是,这些幻灯片,我会提供给你 |
| 793 | so that you can look at it in greater detail | 以便你更详细地审视 |
| 794 | because I'm running through it | 因为我正在经历 |
| 795 | because of the time constraint. | 因为时间限制。 |
| 796 | First, economic gains, very clear. | 第一,经济收益,非常清楚。 |
| 797 | You have more productivity, more growth, | 你有更大的生产力,更多的成长, |
| 798 | more variety of goods and services and so on, okay? | 更多种类的商品和服务等等,好吗? |
| 799 | But there is a widening gap between rich and poor. | 但是,贫富之间的差距正在扩大。 |
| 800 | Okay, it's called the digital divide. | 好吧,这就是所谓的数字鸿沟。 |
| 801 | Of course, the rich people and their kids | 当然,有钱人和他们的孩子 |
| 802 | have more access to these. | 有更多机会使用这些工具。 |
| 803 | Greater risk of macroeconomic instability. | 宏观经济不稳定的风险更大。 |
| 804 | A lot of the problems with international markets | 国际市场的许多问题 |
| 805 | is that they are controlled now by AIs and other things. | 他们现在被人工智能和其它东西控制 |
| 806 | The moment the market hits a certain point, | 当市场达到某一点时, |
| 807 | the AI triggers and trillions of dollars | 人工智能触发器和数万亿美元 |
| 808 | are pulled out of the stock market overnight. | 连夜退出股票市场 |
| 809 | It's not like the old days | 跟以前不一样 |
| 810 | where you had traders doing this. | 你让商人做这个 |
| 811 | It's done instantaneously. | 即时修行. |
| 812 | So this is very destabilizing | 所以,这是非常不稳定的 |
| 813 | and nobody knows how to manage this. | 没人知道怎么处理这件事 |
| 814 | And of course, more competition and risk for firms, | 当然,更多的竞争和风险 对于公司, |
| 815 | also for people, even for students. | 也为人,甚至为学生. |
| 816 | If you don't know how to use AI properly, | 如果你不知道如何正确使用AI, |
| 817 | you won't get as good a grade as your neighbor. | 你不会像你邻居一样好 |
| 818 | Environmental gains, more efficient production. | 环境收益,提高生产效率. |
| 819 | Of course, you save on resources, okay? | 当然,你节省的资源,好吗? |
| 820 | Look at digital technology and transport. | 央视数字科技与交通. |
| 821 | Instead of going, instead of coming all the way here to China, | 而不是远道而来中国 |
| 822 | which I love doing, | 我喜欢做这些 |
| 823 | I could have given you this lecture from my home in Sri Lanka, | 我本可以在斯里兰卡的家给你讲课 |
| 824 | which is much warmer, by the way. | 顺便说一句,它更温暖。 |
| 825 | But I am happy to be here anyway. | 但我还是很高兴能来 |
| 826 | But it's resource saving, right? | 但这是节约资源,对不对? |
| 827 | Digital technology. | 数字技术. |
| 828 | Improved technology for pollution management, certainly. | 当然,污染管理技术也得到了改进。 |
| 829 | And AI improves all of that. | AI改进了这一切。 |
| 830 | Environmental risks, okay. | 环境风险,好吧。 |
| 831 | This is an old problem | 这是一个老问题 |
| 832 | that every time you have an improvement in efficiency, | 每当你提高效率的时候, |
| 833 | consumption goes up at the same time. | 消费同时增加。 |
| 834 | So there is no reduction in resource use | 所以资源使用量没有减少 |
| 835 | because it's more efficient, | 因为它更有效率, |
| 836 | more people start buying and using it. | 更多的人开始购买和使用它。 |
| 837 | So there is an effect of scale, | 所以有规模效应, |
| 838 | which then there's hardware, | 然后是硬件, |
| 839 | there's the problem of e-waste. | 还有电子垃圾的问题 |
| 840 | People use a phone, couple of years, they throw it away. | 人们用电话,几年后就扔掉了 |
| 841 | Where does it go? | 它会去哪儿? |
| 842 | Same thing with computers, other things. | 电脑和其他东西都一样 |
| 843 | It's a huge problem. | 这是一个巨大的问题。 |
| 844 | And the last, there's a huge increase in energy demand | 最后,能源需求大增 |
| 845 | from servers and other things, | 从服务器和其他东西, |
| 846 | particularly for large language models used in AI. | 特别是大赦国际使用的大型语言模型。 |
| 847 | Okay, so these are creating environmental problems. | 好吧,所以这些正在造成环境问题。 |
| 848 | Social, more employment and income, | 社会、就业和收入增加; |
| 849 | especially jobs and so on. | 特别是工作之类的 |
| 850 | But an increased participation and empowerment | 但增加参与和增强权能 |
| 851 | because social media have actually empowered | 因为社交媒体实际上赋予了 |
| 852 | a lot of people who are otherwise marginalized. | 很多人都被边缘化了 |
| 853 | And of course, greater access to information, | 当然,更多的信息获取, |
| 854 | also misinformation. | 还有错误信息。 |
| 855 | Okay, be aware. | 好吧,记住。 |
| 856 | So the social risk, there is exclusion also possible | 所以社会风险也有可能被排除在外 |
| 857 | that only the rich have access to this. | 只有富人才能接触到这个 |
| 858 | Digital technology and AI can be used | 可使用数字技术和AI |
| 859 | for destructive purposes, okay? | 为了破坏目的,好吗? |
| 860 | AI now is increasingly used for weapons platforms | AI现在越来越多地用于武器平台 |
| 861 | and other things, | 其他东西, |
| 862 | which is unforeseen before, was unforeseen. | 这之前是没有预料到的 之前是没有预料到的 |
| 863 | And it also is not too good for indigenous knowledge | 这对土著知识也不好 |
| 864 | because what is happening is what was before | 因为现在发生的事情就是以前 |
| 865 | with traditional communities. | 与传统社区。 |
| 866 | That knowledge is getting lost because it's not codified. | 这种知识因为没有编纂而逐渐消失. |
| 867 | It is not stored on computers. | 它不储存在计算机上。 |
| 868 | That is a sad thing. | 这是一件可悲的事。 |
| 869 | We must, even languages are disappearing. | 我们必须,甚至语言都在消失。 |
| 870 | Right, now, this is also application of AI | 现在,这也是应用AI |
| 871 | and digital technology. | 和数字技术。 |
| 872 | The best way to go now is in cities, okay? | 现在最好的办法是在城市,好吗? |
| 873 | Because the world of urban population is growing very fast. | 因为城市人口的世界增长非常快. |
| 874 | There is increasing damage, | 损害越来越大 |
| 875 | economic, social and environmental. | 经济、社会和环境。 |
| 876 | There's a whole list of things there. | 那里有一大堆东西 |
| 877 | I won't go through that. | 我不会去经历。 |
| 878 | So there is an advantage to focus on cities. | 所以关注城市是有好处的。 |
| 879 | Cities are easier to manage than countries, right? | 城市比国家更容易管理,对吧? |
| 880 | So why? | 为什么? |
| 881 | Because the mayors and CEOs, | 因为市长和首席执行官 |
| 882 | they are closer to their people | 他们离自己的人民更近 |
| 883 | rather than a president or prime minister. | 而不是总统或总理。 |
| 884 | So they can promise, they can deliver, right? | 这样他们就可以保证, 他们可以交付,对不对? |
| 885 | If they are good. | 如果他们是好的。 |
| 886 | They concentrate people and pollution in smaller areas | 它们把人和污染集中在较小的地区 |
| 887 | so change can happen faster, good change. | 所以改变可以更快地发生,好的改变. |
| 888 | And returns are very visible. | 且归来甚可见. |
| 889 | In other words, enable smart management | 换句话说,实现智能管理 |
| 890 | of say energy, transport, | 能源,运输, |
| 891 | so you don't have traffic jams and so on, | 所以你没有堵车等等, |
| 892 | other things, and water and so on. | 其他东西,和水等等。 |
| 893 | Waste. | 废物 |
| 894 | So all of these benefits, | 所以所有这些好处, |
| 895 | digital platforms support efficient resource use, | 数字平台支持有效利用资源, |
| 896 | livable green spaces, smart power grids, | 宜居绿地 智能电网 |
| 897 | green smart transport and so on and so forth, right? | 绿色的智能交通等等,对不对? |
| 898 | Yeah, I'll skip this part because basically, | 是的,我会跳过这个部分 因为基本上, |
| 899 | again emphasizing that you have | 再次强调你已 |
| 900 | smart, sustainable systems which are entirely based | 完全基于智能、可持续的系统 |
| 901 | or dependent on digital and AI-based platforms. | 或依赖基于数字和AI的平台。 |
| 902 | This will help us start to jumpstart the SDG revolution, okay? | 这将帮助我们开始跳跃 启动SDG革命,好吗? |
| 903 | Now, just as an example of a national level, | 现在,作为国家一级的例子, |
| 904 | in 2019, I wrote a report for the president of Sri Lanka. | 2019年,我为斯里兰卡总统写了一份报告. |
| 905 | We had an expert committee | 我们有一个专家委员会 |
| 906 | and these are all the topics we covered. | 这些是我们讨论的所有议题。 |
| 907 | I just showed you that we looked at every aspect, | 我只是告诉你,我们看 每一个方面, |
| 908 | agriculture, education, energy, health, all that, | 农业、教育、能源、卫生等等 |
| 909 | and many cross-cutting issues. | 以及许多贯穿各领域的问题。 |
| 910 | We asked what is it to be a citizen of this country, okay? | 我们问为什么是这个国家的公民,好吗? |
| 911 | What about harmony among people? | 人与人之间的和谐呢? |
| 912 | We asked young people to write a chapter. | 我们请年轻人写一章。 |
| 913 | What is the youth perspective? | 青年的观点是什么? |
| 914 | Which is very different from my perspective. | 这和我的观点完全不同 |
| 915 | So all of these things we looked at | 所以所有这些东西,我们看 |
| 916 | because sustainability is a very comprehensive topic, right? | 因为可持续性是一个非常全面的主题,对吧? |
| 917 | And this is just to show you that it has been done | 这只是为了向大家展示它已经完成了 |
| 918 | for a country as well, okay? | 为了一个国家,好吗? |
| 919 | Now, China, a whole region of China, | 现在,中国,整个中国地区, |
| 920 | I take the Yangtze Delta, | 我走长江三角洲 |
| 921 | 240 million people in 4% of the land area of China, | 中国土地面积的4%为2.4亿人, |
| 922 | major cities, mega cities, okay, | 大城市,巨型城市,好吗, |
| 923 | of Shanghai, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Suzhou, and so on, | 上海,南京,杭州,苏州等地, |
| 924 | generates 25% of the GDP. | 占国内生产总值的25%。 |
| 925 | That is more than the GDP of Japan, | 这超过了日本的GDP, |
| 926 | more than the GDP of Germany, right? | 比德国的GDP还多,对吧? |
| 927 | In the past 100 years, | 在过去的100年里, |
| 928 | it showed completely the transition | 它完全显示了过渡 |
| 929 | of balanced inclusive green growth, | 平衡的包容性绿色增长, |
| 930 | the sustainable development transition. | 可持续发展过渡。 |
| 931 | How? | 怎么会? |
| 932 | Before 1950, it was subsistence agriculture, okay? | 1950年以前,是自给农业,好吗? |
| 933 | So low pollution, but very low income, right? | 污染程度很低,但收入很低,对吧? |
| 934 | 1950 to 2000, more intensive agriculture | 1950年至2000年,加强农业 |
| 935 | and heavy industrialization. | 和沉重的工业化。 |
| 936 | But there was prosperity, but the pollution levels, | 但那里很繁荣 但污染水平 |
| 937 | everything, the environmental indicators went down. | 一切,环境指标下降。 |
| 938 | But after 2000, again, because of government policies | 但是在2000年之后 又是因为政府的政策 |
| 939 | and so on, the prosperity kept going up, | 繁荣不断, |
| 940 | socioeconomic gains, | 社会经济收益, |
| 941 | but the ecological indicators also started picking up. | 但生态指数也开始上升 |
| 942 | So that is balanced inclusive green growth. | 因此,这就是平衡的包容性绿色增长。 |
| 943 | And I'll show you just one graph which describes this. | 我给你们看一个图表来描述这一点。 |
| 944 | On the left side is that theoretical graph I showed you, | 左边是我给你看的理论图 |
| 945 | okay, you have the tunnel, the green tunnel, | 好吧,你有隧道,绿色隧道, |
| 946 | and avoiding the western part. | 和避开西部。 |
| 947 | Now, if you look at what we measured in the delta, | 现在,如果你看看 我们在三角洲测量, |
| 948 | on the right-hand side, it's exactly that. | 右手边的就是这个 |
| 949 | Up to 2000, it went sharply up | 到2000年,它急剧上升 |
| 950 | and then it started flattening. | 然后它开始扁平。 |
| 951 | So they are following the tunnel. | 所以他们沿着隧道走 |
| 952 | This is quite remarkable to see this. | 这是相当惊人的 看到这一点。 |
| 953 | All the environmental indicators have now balanced | 所有环境指标现已实现平衡。 |
| 954 | or started going down. | 或者开始下降。 |
| 955 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 956 | Because you have very low carbon technologies, | 因为你的碳技术非常低 |
| 957 | EVs,锂电池, | |
| 958 | all of those things are concentrated in this area. | 所有这些事情都集中在这个领域。 |
| 959 | It's a very interesting example. | 这是一个非常有趣的例子。 |
| 960 | The other example is a small city, okay? | 另一个例子是一个小城市,好吗? |
| 961 | So this is really that part of the curve | 这真的是曲线的一部分 |
| 962 | from the top that goes down | 从上而下 |
| 963 | because it's a European country, it's more advanced. | 因为它是一个欧洲国家, 它更先进。 |
| 964 | But what happened? | 但发生了什么事? |
| 965 | I have been advising the mayor of this place for 12 years | 我向这里的市长建议了12年 |
| 966 | and for 12 years, they have really worked hard. | 12年来,他们一直努力工作。 |
| 967 | And after 12 years, | 过了12年 |
| 968 | they were named the European Green Capital | 他们被命名为欧洲绿色首都 |
| 969 | for 2026, sustainability. | 2026年,可持续性。 |
| 970 | And they are going against London, Paris, big cities. | 他们要去对抗伦敦,巴黎,大城市。 |
| 971 | This is only 200,000 people. | 这里只有20万人 |
| 972 | But the European Council, the people who give the award, | 但欧洲理事会 颁奖的人 |
| 973 | the judges recognize that this small place | 法官们承认这个小地方 |
| 974 | has done a remarkable thing | 已经做了一件了不起的事 |
| 975 | bringing the pollution levels and everything down. | 把污染水平和一切降低 |
| 976 | So that's another good example. | 这是另一个很好的例子。 |
| 977 | Now, I have to tell you about Earth eco-civilization. | 现在,我要告诉你地球生态文明。 |
| 978 | See, because China is known as a civilizational state, | 因为中国是文明国家 |
| 979 | you have millennia, 4, 5, 1,000 years of history. | 你有千年,4,5,1000年的历史。 |
| 980 | Sri Lanka has 3,000 years of history. | 斯里兰卡有3000年的历史. |
| 981 | So civilizational states, 20 years ago, | 所以20年前的文明国家 |
| 982 | you won't even know who this is, | 你甚至不知道这是谁, |
| 983 | but Dr. Jiang Xingcheng, | 但是江兴城博士 |
| 984 | who was a former education minister, | 他曾是教育部长, |
| 985 | he ran something called the Guiyang Forum. | 他经营着贵阳论坛 |
| 986 | You look it up some years ago. | 你几年前查过了 |
| 987 | We used to have very interesting discussions | 我们曾经有过非常有趣的讨论 |
| 988 | and he asked me, | 他问我, |
| 989 | how do we bring in this civilization concept? | 我们如何引进这种文明概念? |
| 990 | So I said, well, let's think of eco-civilization. | 所以我说,让我们来想想生态文明。 |
| 991 | What does this mean? | 这是什么意思? |
| 992 | Eco is economic, but also ecological. | 生态是经济的,但也是生态的. |
| 993 | So you have an economy and environment. | 所以,你有一个经济和环境。 |
| 994 | Civilization is society. | 文明是社会. |
| 995 | So you have the three, eco-civilization, right? | 所以,你有三个,生态文明,对不对? |
| 996 | And we call it Earth eco-civilization | 我们称之为地球生态文明 |
| 997 | because Earth has a nice mother Earth. | 因为地球有一个好母亲地球。 |
| 998 | That was there. | 碞ê |
| 999 | So now this is being resuscitated, | 所以,现在这个正在恢复, |
| 1000 | but people have misunderstood. | 但人们误会了 |
| 1001 | They say, oh, this Earth, this eco-civilization, | 他们说,哦,这个地球, 这个生态文明, |
| 1002 | is it different from sustainable development? | 这是否与可持续发展不同? |
| 1003 | I said, that's an old story. | 我说,这是一个老故事。 |
| 1004 | 20 years ago, we solved that, okay? | 20年前,我们解决了,好吗? |
| 1005 | It's the same thing, don't get confused. | 事同,别迷惑. |
| 1006 | Okay, and this is the way the diagram I have showed to them, | 好吧,这就是我向他们展示的方式, |
| 1007 | which is that the triangle is for cities | 也就是三角形是给城市的 |
| 1008 | and smaller communities and so on. | 以及较小的社区等等。 |
| 1009 | But Earth, eco-civilization is for the whole planet. | 但地球,生态文明是面向整个地球的. |
| 1010 | It's on a bigger scale. | 规模较大. |
| 1011 | But it's the same thing, it's the same concept. | 但是,这是同样的事情,也是同一个概念. |
| 1012 | We don't have to get confused, right? | 我们不必搞混 对吧? |
| 1013 | But it is more a Chinese concept than anything else, | 但这个概念比其他任何概念都要重要 |
| 1014 | but it means the same thing. | 但意思是一样的 |
| 1015 | Sorry, right. | 对不起,没错。 |
| 1016 | Now, very quickly, I'll finish up by talking about | 现在,非常快,我会说完 |
| 1017 | why I think Asia and the BRICS, | 为什么我认为亚洲和金砖国家, |
| 1018 | Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, | 巴西、俄罗斯、印度、中国、南非、 |
| 1019 | will lead the way. | 会带路的 |
| 1020 | I think because we are more in tune | 我觉得是因为我们更合拍 |
| 1021 | with the economy, society, and environment, | 经济、社会和环境, |
| 1022 | there are more infrastructure-oriented, | 更注重基础设施, |
| 1023 | I mean, for example, the Belt and Road Initiative, | 比如说 带子和公路计划 |
| 1024 | multi-trillion dollar, unprecedented in human history. | 万亿元,人类历史上史无前例. |
| 1025 | So it is being driven much more from, | 因此,它被驱动 更多从, |
| 1026 | if you look on the right, | 如果你看右边, |
| 1027 | this is the economic center of gravity of the planet. | 这是地球重力的经济中心 |
| 1028 | In 0 AD, it was somewhere in Asia, | 在公元0年,它在亚洲的某个地方, |
| 1029 | because at that time, we had India, China, | 因为当时,我们有印度,中国, |
| 1030 | they were still very prominent. | 他们仍然非常突出。 |
| 1031 | By 1950, it moved somewhere between Europe | 到1950年,它移到了欧洲之间 |
| 1032 | and North America. | 还有北美 |
| 1033 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 1034 | Because the West became rich, | 因为西方变得富有 |
| 1035 | and I have put the reason, | 我已经把原因, |
| 1036 | one of the main reasons is resource flow from the colonies. | 其中一个主要原因是来自殖民地的资源流. |
| 1037 | An Indian author, who is somebody I know, | 一位印度作家,我认识他 |
| 1038 | calculated that just from India alone, | 计算出仅仅来自印度, |
| 1039 | the amount of resources that were extracted by the UK, | 英国提取的资源数量, |
| 1040 | the Britain, was $47 trillion, | 英国,47万亿美元, |
| 1041 | and this is a long time ago. | 这是很久以前的事了 |
| 1042 | That is 15 times the GDP of UK. | 这是英国国内生产总值的15倍。 |
| 1043 | So the development, of course, | 因此,发展,当然, |
| 1044 | there were smart people in the West, | 西方有聪明人 |
| 1045 | but the resource flows helped. | 但资源流动有所帮助。 |
| 1046 | When you are rich, the best innovators, | 当你们富足的时候,是最优秀的发明家, |
| 1047 | the best creators, the best artists, | 最好的创造者,最好的艺术家, |
| 1048 | everybody comes to your city. | 每个人都来你的城市。 |
| 1049 | That's what happened. | 师便打曰. |
| 1050 | Now, after 1950, look where it has gone. | 1950年后,看看它去了哪里 |
| 1051 | It's going back into Asia, | 它会回到亚洲 |
| 1052 | because you have Japan, China, India, all these countries, | 因为你有日本,中国,印度, 所有这些国家, |
| 1053 | and that is not because of colonialism, | 这不是因为殖民主义, |
| 1054 | it is because of development. | 这是因为发展。 |
| 1055 | We are doing it with our own effort. | 我们正在以我们自己的努力这样做。 |
| 1056 | It's very important to keep in mind. | 务须持戒. |
| 1057 | This is a very important lesson, | 这是一个非常重要的教训, |
| 1058 | and I'll show you one more visual, | 我会再给你们看一眼 |
| 1059 | which kind of cements this. | 什么样的水泥这个。 |
| 1060 | Sorry, oops, yeah. | 对不起,OOS,是啊。 |
| 1061 | This is from the SCO summit. | 这是来自上合组织峰会。 |
| 1062 | This is a great optic. | 这是一个伟大的光学。 |
| 1063 | This is Asia in practice, okay? | 这是亚洲的实践,好吗? |
| 1064 | Three leaders, and they are working in cooperation. | 三位领导人正在开展合作。 |
| 1065 | This is very important, and we'll move on from there. | 这很重要,我们从此继续前进。 |
| 1066 | You see that China already, | 你看中国已经, |
| 1067 | in purchasing power parity terms, | 按购买力平价计算 |
| 1068 | which is a special measurement, | 这是一种特别的衡量方法, |
| 1069 | GDP of China exceeds the US. | 中国GDP超过美国. |
| 1070 | In nominal terms, it will exceed the US very soon, | 从名义上来说,它很快就会超过美国, |
| 1071 | in a few more years, | 再过几年 |
| 1072 | because China is still growing much faster than the US, right? | 因为中国的增长速度仍然比美国快,对吧? |
| 1073 | Look at growth. | 观增长. |
| 1074 | 2023, 70% of global growth came from this region. | 2023年,全球增长的70%来自这一地区. |
| 1075 | India and China, more than 50% of global growth, | 印度和中国,全球增长的50%以上, |
| 1076 | not from the Western countries, right? | 不是来自西方国家,对不对? |
| 1077 | Trading. | 交易。 |
| 1078 | In the year 2000, if you looked at US, | 在2000年,如果你看看美国, |
| 1079 | it was the biggest trading partner | 是最大的贸易伙伴 |
| 1080 | of all the blue countries at the top, | 所有蓝色国家中最顶尖的, |
| 1081 | almost the entire world. | 几乎是整个世界 |
| 1082 | By 2020, the biggest trading partner of most countries, | 到2020年,大多数国家的最大贸易伙伴, |
| 1083 | red, Jumbo, okay, you can see. | 红色的,Jumbo,好吧,你可以看到。 |
| 1084 | So it's changing. | 故曰变化. |
| 1085 | And the trade balance also, | 而贸易平衡, |
| 1086 | always now favoring China more than the US, right? | 现在总比美国更喜欢中国 对吧? |
| 1087 | Right. | 对 |
| 1088 | Here's the underlying reason. | 根本原因如下 |
| 1089 | You look at STEM graduates, | 你看看STEM毕业生, |
| 1090 | science, technology, engineering, mathematics, okay? | 科学,技术,工程,数学,好吗? |
| 1091 | China has millions every year. | 中国每年有数百万人。 |
| 1092 | So is India. | 印度也是如此。 |
| 1093 | US, half a million. | 美国50万 |
| 1094 | It's quite big, but not as big as China and India. | 它相当大,但并不像中国和印度那么大. |
| 1095 | So that is one of the reasons why they cannot catch up, okay? | 所以这就是他们不能赶上的原因之一,好吗? |
| 1096 | Okay, let's see. | 好吧,让我看看。 |
| 1097 | Okay, I just tell you that the global South, | 好吧,我只是告诉你, 全球南方, |
| 1098 | which is all the other countries, | 这是所有其他国家, |
| 1099 | are more sympathetic to BRICS | 更同情金砖国家 |
| 1100 | than they are to the West at the moment, okay? | 比他们现在的西方,好吗? |
| 1101 | If you look at, these are UN votes. | 你看,这些都是联合国选票。 |
| 1102 | In all of these, 95%, 85% of the world's population, | 在所有这些,95%,85%的世界人口, |
| 1103 | if you look at, these are UN votes. | 你看,这些都是联合国选票。 |
| 1104 | all the votes have gone usually not with the West. | 所有选票都投给西方了 |
| 1105 | So the Global South has, because they | 因此,全球南方有,因为他们 |
| 1106 | want peaceful trade and prosperity, | 想要和平的贸易和繁荣, |
| 1107 | they want sustainable development, | 他们希望可持续发展, |
| 1108 | because they have a lot of poor people. | 因为他们有很多穷人。 |
| 1109 | They're not interested in wars. | 他们对战争不感兴趣. |
| 1110 | They're not interested in punitive economic sanctions | 他们对惩罚性经济制裁不感兴趣 |
| 1111 | or any other things. | 或其他东西。 |
| 1112 | And therefore, I think there is poor leadership by the West, | 因此,我认为西方的领导力很差, |
| 1113 | and particularly because NATO is viewed | 特别是因为人们看待北约 |
| 1114 | as a military bloc, which is very intrusive. | 作为一个军事集团,这是非常侵入性的。 |
| 1115 | If you look all the way from Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, | 如果你从韩国、越南、阿富汗一看 |
| 1116 | Iraq, name it, none of them, China or any of those countries, | 伊拉克,说它,没有它们, 中国或任何这些国家, |
| 1117 | have been, it's always the West. | 一直以来,它总是西方。 |
| 1118 | And I mean, I speak from the Global South, | 我的意思是,我从全球南方说话, |
| 1119 | and I'm telling you that this is 85% of the global population. | 我告诉你,这是全球人口的85%。 |
| 1120 | That is the bottom block. | 这是最底层的街区。 |
| 1121 | US and Europe, up to in the 21st, in the 20th century, | 美国和欧洲,直到21,20世纪, |
| 1122 | especially after the Second World War, they led the world. | 特别是在第二次世界大战之后,他们领导着世界。 |
| 1123 | And the leaders, basically, were very almost arrogant. | 领导者们基本上几乎是傲慢的。 |
| 1124 | I mean, Obama said, US is an exceptional country. | 我的意思是,奥巴马说,美国是一个例外的国家。 |
| 1125 | We can do whatever we want, right? | 我们可以做我们想要的,对不对? |
| 1126 | Borrell, EU chief diplomat, said something very undiplomatic. | 欧盟首席外交官Borrell说了一些非常不直接的话。 |
| 1127 | He said, Europe is a garden. | 他说欧洲是个花园 |
| 1128 | The rest of the world is a jungle. | 后世为丛林. |
| 1129 | Sorry, we are not animals. | 对不起,我们不是动物。 |
| 1130 | Yeah, yeah, we are building a better garden. | 是啊,是啊,我们正在建造一个更好的花园。 |
| 1131 | That's what I would tell him. | 这就是我要告诉他的。 |
| 1132 | So this is the state of affairs. | 这就是现在的状况 |
| 1133 | Now it's changing. | 现在它正在改变。 |
| 1134 | Why? | 为什么? |
| 1135 | As I said, the economic power of BRICS plus | 正如我所说 金砖国家的经济力量 |
| 1136 | is more than the G7, right? | 不只是G7,对吧? |
| 1137 | More countries are joining, OK? | 更多国家加入,好吗? |
| 1138 | Contrary to what Mr. Trump says, he | 与特朗普先生所说的相反,他 |
| 1139 | says BRICS is falling apart. | 说金砖国家正在瓦解 |
| 1140 | It's not true at all. | 终不真实. |
| 1141 | It's stronger than ever. | 坚固无常. |
| 1142 | This is called a multipolar world, OK, | 这叫做多极世界,OK, |
| 1143 | in which you have BRICS and the Global South. | 包括金砖国家和全球南方 |
| 1144 | We are interested in a peaceful trade. | 我们对和平贸易感兴趣。 |
| 1145 | And ASEAN is joining. | 东盟正在加入。 |
| 1146 | And all of these groups are joining, OK, for trade. | 所有这些团体都加入了贸易。 |
| 1147 | Of course, there is a little bit of economic domination. | 当然,也有一点经济支配. |
| 1148 | The richer countries dominate. | 富国占主导地位。 |
| 1149 | But at least it is not military intervention, OK? | 但至少这不是军事干预,好吗? |
| 1150 | That is not. | 这不是。 |
| 1151 | On the other side, you have still the Western countries, | 另一方面,你还有西方国家 |
| 1152 | which in my view, personally, clinging to their privilege. | 在我看来,我个人坚持他们的特权。 |
| 1153 | And they have to learn to live in a multipolar world. | 他们必须学会生活在一个多极世界。 |
| 1154 | It's very hard, OK, after having ruled, so-called, the world. | 这是非常困难的,OK, 已经统治了,所谓的世界。 |
| 1155 | It's been hard to give up. | 已而难弃. |
| 1156 | But they have to learn, because otherwise we | 但他们必须学习,因为除非我们 |
| 1157 | will face nuclear World War III. | 将面临第三次核战争。 |
| 1158 | And we don't want that. | 我们不希望这样 |
| 1159 | We want everybody to survive. | 我们希望每个人都能活下去。 |
| 1160 | We want the young people to survive | 我们要让年轻人活下来 |
| 1161 | and to have many more generations. | 并拥有更多世代。 |
| 1162 | So that peace bridge that I have shown at the bottom is very important. | 因此,我在底部展示的和平桥梁非常重要。 |
| 1163 | I think groups like this, this webinar, for example, | 我认为像这样的团体, 这个webinar,例如, |
| 1164 | you're reaching out to people in the United States. | 你在联系美国的人 |
| 1165 | We have to build the bridge, keep the dialogue going, | 我们必须搭桥,继续对话, |
| 1166 | not call each other names. | 不互相称呼。 |
| 1167 | Some of this information you would not get in the mainstream media | 有些信息你不会在主流媒体得到 |
| 1168 | in the US, I'm afraid. | 恐怕在美国 |
| 1169 | Because they have a different lens perspective on China. | 因为他们对中国的看法不同 |
| 1170 | And this kind of interaction is extremely important to bridge that gap. | 这种互动对于弥合这一差距极为重要。 |
| 1171 | I did an interview with a lady called Zane Asher. | 我采访了一个叫Zane Asher的女士 |
| 1172 | I don't think this will play here, because it's not OK. | 我觉得这不行 因为不行 |
| 1173 | Zane Asher是CNN国际的主持人. | |
| 1174 | She interviewed me in Miami. | 她在迈阿密采访了我 |
| 1175 | And I told her exactly what I told you. | 我告诉她我告诉你的 |
| 1176 | I can't show you the clip, because it doesn't play. | 我不能给你看片段,因为它不播放。 |
| 1177 | But basically, what it means is that the global South | 但基本上,这意味着全球南方 |
| 1178 | is leaning much more towards the BRICS. | 更倾向于金砖国家 |
| 1179 | And the Western countries, particularly the US, | 而西方国家,尤其是美国, |
| 1180 | has to learn to accept that. | 必须学会接受这一点。 |
| 1181 | And she was very nice. | 她人很好,她很亲切 |
| 1182 | And the audience was a little shocked. | 观众也有点震惊. |
| 1183 | It's a US audience. | 是美国观众 |
| 1184 | But afterwards, they came and told me, you told us very nicely | 但后来,他们来了,告诉我, 你告诉我们非常好 |
| 1185 | and very politely, so thank you. | 非常礼貌,所以谢谢你。 |
| 1186 | The fact that we're seeing the world order, I guess, | 我们正看到世界秩序 |
| 1187 | recalibrate itself in a way, in a certain sense. | 以某种方式,在某种意义上,自我调整. |
| 1188 | I mean, I gave one small example about several members of the Biden | 我的意思是,我举了一个小例子 关于几个拜登成员 |
| 1189 | administration visiting Africa in such a short space of time. | 在这么短的时间内访问非洲。 |
| 1190 | Obviously, they're competing with Russia and China. | 显然,他们与俄罗斯和中国竞争. |
| 1191 | Sergey Lavrov has been to Africa. | 谢尔盖・拉夫罗夫去过非洲 |
| 1192 | I've lost count of how many times in the past few months. | 我数不清过去几个月有多少次了 |
| 1193 | What are the implications and the opportunities in a world where | 在这样一个世界上,影响和机会是什么? |
| 1194 | it is multipolar and there are multiple spheres of influence, | 它是多极的,有多个势力范围, |
| 1195 | not just one or two? | 不只是一两个? |
| 1196 | I think the multipolar world looks more attractive | 我觉得多极世界看起来更吸引人 |
| 1197 | to the global South now. | 现在全球南方。 |
| 1198 | I mean, I cannot speak for the entire global South. | 我的意思是,我不能代表整个全球南方。 |
| 1199 | It's not a monolithic entity. | 非单体体. |
| 1200 | Yes. | 对 |
| 1201 | But the reason is that the existing world order, which | 但原因是 现有的世界秩序, |
| 1202 | has been more, since the Second World War, more | 自第二次世界大战以来,情况更为严重 |
| 1203 | unipolar kind of, but Western-led certainly, | 单极的,但以西方为首 |
| 1204 | is not doing too well. | 情况不妙 |
| 1205 | There's lots of conflicts, the economies are under threat, | 有很多冲突 经济受到威胁 |
| 1206 | poverty is still persistent, and so on. | 贫困依然存在,等等。 |
| 1207 | The multipolar world, particularly | 特别是多极世界 |
| 1208 | the emergence of the BRICS countries, | 金砖国家的崛起, |
| 1209 | gives the global South more hope. | 给全球南方带来更多的希望。 |
| 1210 | And that's why countries of the global South want to join this. | 这也是全球南方国家想要加入的原因。 |
| 1211 | This is more on trade, cultural exchange, | 这更多的是贸易,文化交流, |
| 1212 | peaceful economic ties, and so on. | 和平的经济联系等等。 |
| 1213 | I think they're a little tired of 500 or more years | 我认为他们有点累500年或更久 |
| 1214 | of colonial interventions, and these memories | 殖民干预和这些记忆 |
| 1215 | are still there in the countries of the global South | 在全球南方国家, |
| 1216 | and other sort of aggressive interventions, | 以及其他形式的攻击性干预, |
| 1217 | and they want a more balanced world order. | 他们想要一个更平衡的世界秩序。 |
| 1218 | Now, there are a lot of opportunities | 现在,有很多机会 |
| 1219 | with digital technologies and other new methods | 数字技术和其他新方法 |
| 1220 | which both have a risk, but also have great promise, | 二者皆有风险,亦有大愿; |
| 1221 | and will allow the global South to have a level playing field. | 并且将使全球南方有一个公平的竞争环境。 |
| 1222 | They will be equal and respected, | 他们将获得平等与尊重, |
| 1223 | have their dignity and self-respect restored. | 恢复他们的尊严和自尊。 |
| 1224 | Just a quick thing. | 只是一个快的事。 |
| 1225 | There are two major human extinction rates. | 人类主要有两种灭绝率. |
| 1226 | One is nuclear world war II, the other one is climate change. | 一个是第二次核世界战争,另一个是气候变化。 |
| 1227 | Now, on the left side, you see global military expenditures. | 现在,在左边,你可以看到全球的军事开支。 |
| 1228 | Who is the biggest spender? | 谁是最大的支出者? |
| 1229 | On the right-hand side, you have climate action. | 在右侧,你有气候行动。 |
| 1230 | Who is spending most on global clean energy? | 谁是全球清洁能源支出最多的? |
| 1231 | Sorry, China, by far, okay? | 对不起,中国,到目前为止,好吗? |
| 1232 | So this is just a quick example of that. | 所以,这只是一个简单的例子。 |
| 1233 | There is a trend towards de-dollarization, | 有去元化的趋势, |
| 1234 | partly because the US has weaponized the dollar. | 部分原因是美国将美元武器化。 |
| 1235 | By trying to exclude countries from the dollar system, | 通过试图将国家排除在美元体系之外, |
| 1236 | they are encouraging them to use their own currencies, okay? | 他们鼓励他们使用自己的货币,好吗? |
| 1237 | So this is a kind of shooting yourself, | 所以,这是一种射击你自己, |
| 1238 | not necessarily in the foot, but it may be in the head, okay? | 不一定在脚部,但它可能是在头部,好吗? |
| 1239 | And Belt and Road Initiative. | 和带和公路倡议。 |
| 1240 | Sri Lanka is part of it. | 斯里兰卡是其中的一部分。 |
| 1241 | You can see that blue line, | 你可以看到那条蓝线, |
| 1242 | it's called the Maritime Silk Route, | 叫做海上丝绸之路 |
| 1243 | and Sri Lanka has two ports. | 斯里兰卡有两个港口。 |
| 1244 | It's part of the Belt and Road Initiative, right? | 这是带子和道路倡议的一部分,对不对? |
| 1245 | Now, I'll just go to climate change | 现在,我只是去 气候变化 |
| 1246 | and tell you why it is important to take climate change | 告诉你为什么必须面对气候变化 |
| 1247 | together with all the other problems we have, right? | 还有其他问题,对吧? |
| 1248 | I told you this before. | 我跟你说过的 |
| 1249 | We'll skip this because we're running out of time, | 我们会跳过这个,因为我们的时间不多了, |
| 1250 | and this is an important point. | 这一点很重要。 |
| 1251 | If you look at the whole economy like this | 如果你这样看整个经济 |
| 1252 | and climate change at the end, | 和气候变化, |
| 1253 | this is what most decision-makers see, right? | 这是大多数决策者看到的,对不对? |
| 1254 | They don't quite see how this is related. | 他们不太明白这有什么关系 |
| 1255 | But in Sri Lanka, for example, | 但在斯里兰卡, |
| 1256 | one way I got the ear of the decision-maker | 一种方法,我得到了决策者的耳朵 |
| 1257 | was with, I went to the Minister of Agriculture, | 我去找农业部长 |
| 1258 | and I said, do you know that because of climate change, | 我说,你知道,由于气候变化, |
| 1259 | in 25 years, the rice harvest will go down by 40%, | 25年后,大米收成将下降40% |
| 1260 | and then his eyes opened. | 然后他睁开了眼睛。 |
| 1261 | He said, ah, then we must take care of climate change. | 他说,啊,那么我们必须 照顾气候变化。 |
| 1262 | So this is the whole point. | 这就是重点所在。 |
| 1263 | Climate action is one of 17 sustainable development goals, | 气候行动是17个可持续发展目标之一, |
| 1264 | but it must be integrated with everything else | 但它必须融入一切 |
| 1265 | in order to succeed. | 为了成功 |
| 1266 | And that is the most important lesson from the IPCC | 这是气专委最重要的教训 |
| 1267 | The other one is climate justice, basically, | 另一个是气候公正,基本上, |
| 1268 | which I will tell you, | 我将告诉你, |
| 1269 | that I still feel strongly that it is the rich countries | 我仍然强烈地认为,是富国 |
| 1270 | who have to make the most effort on mitigation, | 必须在缓解方面作出最大努力, |
| 1271 | which is reducing emissions. | 这是在减少排放。 |
| 1272 | The poor countries have to focus much more on adaptation | 穷国必须更加注重适应 |
| 1273 | because their poor people are going to suffer much, | 因为他们的穷人将遭受许多苦难, |
| 1274 | much more, especially in Africa, okay? | 更多,特别是在非洲,好吗? |
| 1275 | And we have introduced legislation | 我们提出立法 |
| 1276 | into the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, | 《联合国气候变化框架公约》, |
| 1277 | the last three meetings, | 过去三次会议, |
| 1278 | where we have introduced something called | 在那里,我们引入了 所谓的 |
| 1279 | the Loss and Damage Fund, | 损失和损害基金, |
| 1280 | where poor countries who are suffering from climate change | 遭受气候变化影响的穷国 |
| 1281 | can go to the fund and take money out, | 可以去基金 拿钱出来, |
| 1282 | because this is called the polluter pays principle, | 因为这叫做污染者付费原则, |
| 1283 | that if the rich countries are polluted, | 如果富国受到污染, |
| 1284 | they must put money into the fund. | 他们必须把钱投入基金。 |
| 1285 | The poor countries who are suffering | 遭受苦难的穷国 |
| 1286 | can withdraw money from the fund. | 可以从基金中提取资金。 |
| 1287 | Only very little is put in there at the moment | 现在只放很少 |
| 1288 | because rich countries are a bit stingy, | 因为富国有点吝啬, |
| 1289 | but the principle is established, polluter pays, right? | 但原则已经确立,污染者付费,对不对? |
| 1290 | Okay, just a very quick number calculation. | 好吧,只是一个非常快速的数字计算。 |
| 1291 | If we assume that every person on the planet | 如果我们假设地球上的每一个人 |
| 1292 | has an equal right to emit, right? | 有平等的权利 发射,对不对? |
| 1293 | Then from 1850, if you do a calculation of emissions, | 从1850年起,如果你计算出排放量, |
| 1294 | you will see that the Western countries | 你会看到西方国家 |
| 1295 | have emitted much more. | 已经释放了更多。 |
| 1296 | The developing countries much less, | 在发展中国家, |
| 1297 | and actually China also less, | 其实中国也少了一点 |
| 1298 | because China has become a big emitter | 因为中国已经成为一个大排放国 |
| 1299 | only very, very recently. | 最近才开始的 |
| 1300 | Now, I did a quick calculation and said, | 现在,我做了一个快速计算 说, |
| 1301 | how much of excess has the West emitted | 西方释放了多少过剩 |
| 1302 | compared to the poor countries? | 是否与穷国相比? |
| 1303 | And the value of that is 40 to 45 trillion dollars | 价值40到45万亿美元 |
| 1304 | worth of emissions that the West owes us as a debt | 西方欠我们的排放量 |
| 1305 | because they have emitted more than their share | 因为他们所捐献的,多于他们所捐献的。 |
| 1306 | and we have emitted less. | 而我们所排放的更少。 |
| 1307 | So that is called a climate debt. | 这就是所谓的气候债务。 |
| 1308 | Now, every year you hear that all these countries | 现在,你每年都听到 所有这些国家 |
| 1309 | are going bankrupt because they are poor and so on | 因为他们穷得要破产了 |
| 1310 | because they owe money to the banks. | 因为他们欠银行钱 |
| 1311 | How much is owed? | 欠多少钱? |
| 1312 | Only 10 trillion dollars. | 仅十万亿. |
| 1313 | So if the rich countries pay the poor countries | 所以,如果富国支付穷国 |
| 1314 | the environmental debt, | 环境债务, |
| 1315 | we can easily repay the financial debt to the banks. | 我们很容易偿还银行的金融债务 |
| 1316 | The environmental debt that is owed to us just for climate | 仅仅因为气候而欠我们的环境债务 |
| 1317 | is worth four times what we owe the bankers in the West. | 价值是西方银行家的四倍 |
| 1318 | So this is part of climate injustice, okay? | 所以这是气候不公正的一部分,好吗? |
| 1319 | These are all forgotten. | 这些都是被遗忘的。 |
| 1320 | But these numbers I have and I, okay. | 但这些数字我和我有,好吧。 |
| 1321 | This is an interview which I'll skip and we'll skip that. | 这是面试,我会跳过,我们会跳过。 |
| 1322 | And we have to watch out for potential surprises, okay? | 我们必须注意 潜在的惊喜,好吗? |
| 1323 | In spite of all this theorizing, | 尽管这些理论, |
| 1324 | there is going to be social unrest, conflicts, | 会有社会动荡,冲突, |
| 1325 | climate change is coming. | 气候变化即将来临。 |
| 1326 | We have environmental crises. | 我们有环境危机。 |
| 1327 | Did you imagine that COVID would happen | 你有没有想过COVID会发生? |
| 1328 | before it, one year before? | 一年前吗? |
| 1329 | No, nobody even thought about it, right? | 没有,没有人想过,对不对? |
| 1330 | But these are around the corner. | 但是这些都在拐角处 |
| 1331 | We really don't know. | 我们真的不知道。 |
| 1332 | Economic crises and of course technological disruption | 经济危机,当然还有技术破坏 |
| 1333 | due to AI, robotics and all these things. | 由于AI,机器人和所有这些东西。 |
| 1334 | And I have campaigned for peace and nuclear disarmament | 我为和平和核裁军而奋斗 |
| 1335 | for more than 60 years since I was an undergraduate. | 我本科毕业60多年了 |
| 1336 | Nuclear World War III is the most harmful thing | 第三次核战争是最有害的 |
| 1337 | that can happen and we are closer to it | 我们更接近它 |
| 1338 | than ever before, okay? | 从来没有,好吗? |
| 1339 | You won't believe it if you're reading the mainstream media | 你读到主流媒体就不信了 |
| 1340 | but it's, I am in touch with a lot of top scientists. | 但我和很多顶尖科学家有联系 |
| 1341 | It's very, very close, okay? | 它非常,非常接近,好吗? |
| 1342 | Because some of the leaders in the world | 因为世界上一些领导人 |
| 1343 | are totally insane, okay? | 完全疯了,好吗? |
| 1344 | I think, but I think together we can take steps | 我想,但我想我们一起走 |
| 1345 | towards sustainability by acting responsibly ourselves | 以负责任的方式实现可持续性 |
| 1346 | and putting pressure on our leaders to be more sane, | 对我们的领导人施压 让他们更加理智 |
| 1347 | to have dialogue before they go to war, right? | 在他们开战前进行对话 对吧? |
| 1348 | And finally, my personal advice, | 最后 我个人的建议 |
| 1349 | to harmonize yourself before you try to harmonize the Earth. | 在你试图协调地球之前 统一自己 |
| 1350 | So you do your work but you also have fitness and health | 所以,你做你的工作 但你也有健身和健康 |
| 1351 | so that you are healthy and save time for your family | 让你健康,为家人节省时间 |
| 1352 | and your friends and some quality time. | 和你的朋友, 和一些优质的时间。 |
| 1353 | That makes a sustainable person in my view. | 在我看来,这让一个人是可持续的。 |
| 1354 | So my optimistic final message, | 因此,我乐观的最后信息, |
| 1355 | we have many bad, bad problems but we have the solutions. | 我们有很多坏问题 但我们有办法 |
| 1356 | It's just that the leaders are lazy. | 只是领导者懒惰. |
| 1357 | They just don't do it. | 他们只是不这样做。 |
| 1358 | We need to reform governance systems | 我们需要改革治理制度 |
| 1359 | and we have to mobilize particularly business | 我们必须特别动员企业 |
| 1360 | and civil society to push governments to do the right thing. | 以及民间社会推动政府做正确的事情。 |
| 1361 | I think together we can build | 我想我们可以一起建设 |
| 1362 | the 21st century eco-civilization | 21世纪的生态文明 |
| 1363 | if in this multipolar world. | 如果在这个多极世界里 |
| 1364 | This is an ancient saying from Sri Lanka. | 这是来自斯里兰卡的古老说法。 |
| 1365 | May the rains come in time, which is environment. | 愿及时降雨,即环境。 |
| 1366 | May the harvest be bountiful, the economy. | 愿丰收之丰,经济之丰. |
| 1367 | May the people be happy and contented. | 愿众生欢喜满足. |
| 1368 | May the king be righteous. | 愿王为善. |
| 1369 | So in ancient times, this is written | 所以在古代,这是写的 |
| 1370 | in an old language called Pali. | 一个叫Pali的老语言 |
| 1371 | In ancient times, they knew about the triangle. | 在古代,他们知道三角形. |
| 1372 | That's the triangle right there. | 这就是三角形 |
| 1373 | We're just trying to rediscover it today. | 我们今天只是想重新发现它 |
| 1374 | Or if you want to know more, please contact me. | 或者,如果你想知道更多, 请联系我。 |
| 1375 | I'm always open and you can get the information | 我总是开放,你可以得到信息 |
| 1376 | from April and her team. | 从四月和她的团队。 |
| 1377 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
| 1378 | See you soon. | 再见 |
| 1379 | We're here in Beijing | 我们到了北京 |
| 1380 | and you guys are here as a special guest | 你们是来做客的 |
| 1381 | to Yale Center Beijing | 北京耶鲁中心 |
| 1382 | and I also from actually Yale Club Beijing. | 我其实也是耶鲁俱乐部的北京人 |
| 1383 | Helen's son is the president of Yale Club Beijing. | 海伦的儿子是耶鲁俱乐部北京分会主席. |
| 1384 | She's not able to be here, | 她不能在这里, |
| 1385 | but together we are creating this platform. | 但是我们一起创建了这个平台。 |
| 1386 | And I wanted to just read a comment from China. | 我想读一下中国的评论。 |
| 1387 | You finished with Pali with that blessing from Sri Lanka, | 你用斯里兰卡的祝福和Pali谈完了 |
| 1388 | but there's a very famous poem from China, | 但中国有首很著名的诗 |
| 1389 | from Zhuangzi, thousands of years ago. | 从 Zhu子,数千年前. |
| 1390 | And what he basically has said is the idea, | 他基本上说的是这个想法, |
| 1391 | I'm trying to get my, | 我试图得到我的, |
| 1392 | is | 这是 |
| 1393 | 天地并与我共生 | |
| 1394 | 哎我的手机开不了 | |
| 1395 | 万物以我唯一 | |
| 1396 | So the idea is actually, | 所以这个想法其实是, |
| 1397 | and I actually want to translate literally | 我其实想从字面上翻译 |
| 1398 | because it's been poetic wise, | 因为它很有诗意 |
| 1399 | but it actually literally says | 但它实际上字面上说 |
| 1400 | the sky and the dirt and me are born together. | 天空和泥土 和我出生在一起。 |
| 1401 | And which makes all of us, | 这使得我们所有人, |
| 1402 | everything around us one. | 我们身边的一切 |
| 1403 | And this concept really ties to the earth, to the ground. | 这个概念真的与地球,与地面联系在一起。 |
| 1404 | And we guys are all on earth. | 我们都在人间。 |
| 1405 | This earth, so I love your term earth eco-civilization. | 这个地球,所以我喜欢你的地球生态文明 |
| 1406 | My question to you is, | 我的问题是, |
| 1407 | how do you think we could, | 你觉得我们怎么能... |
| 1408 | how can we use the earth | 我们如何利用地球 |
| 1409 | and to tie together and bring some sense to the world? | 并联结在一起 给世界带来一些感觉? |
| 1410 | How can we change? | 我们怎样才能改变? |
| 1411 | We are all humans, we are all earth, on earth. | 我们都是人类,我们都是地球,在地球上。 |
| 1412 | What is your advice for us to become closer | 你有什么建议让我们更亲近 |
| 1413 | rather than further apart? | 而不是进一步分开? |
| 1414 | Actually, practically speaking, | 实际上,实际上, |
| 1415 | I go back to the city concept | 我回到城市的概念 |
| 1416 | because we have to focus on smaller communities. | 因为我们必须专注于较小的社区。 |
| 1417 | You cannot green a whole country suddenly. | 你突然不能把整个国家绿掉 |
| 1418 | Maybe China, a huge region like Yangtze, | 也许中国,像长江这样巨大的地区 |
| 1419 | but it took 100 years. | 但花了100年时间 |
| 1420 | And it took me 12 years or more for one city. | 一个城市花了我12年或更长的时间 |
| 1421 | So if you create the green spaces and the livable areas, | 所以,如果你创造 绿色空间和可生活区域, |
| 1422 | and then if you have good community leaders | 如果你有良好的社区领袖 |
| 1423 | and city mayors who can explain this to the people, | 和能向民众解释此事的市长, |
| 1424 | once you do it in one or two cities, | 一旦你在一个或两个城市做, |
| 1425 | people from other cities come and say, | 来自其他城市的人会说 |
| 1426 | hey, how come they've done this here | 嘿,他们为什么在这里这样做 |
| 1427 | and I can't do it in mine? | 我无法在我的? |
| 1428 | So we have to spread that culture. | 所以我们必须传播这种文化。 |
| 1429 | So my answer is, I'm very practical | 所以我的答案是 我很实际 |
| 1430 | because I have an engineering background. | 因为我有工程背景 |
| 1431 | You have a more holistic approach. | 你有一个更全面的方法。 |
| 1432 | You talk about mother earth and all that. | 你说的是大地之母 |
| 1433 | Yes, that underpinning has to be there | 是的,这个基础必须存在 |
| 1434 | and it comes from the cultural civilization part. | 它来自文化文明的部分。 |
| 1435 | But then we have to untap it. | 但我们得把它解开 |
| 1436 | We have to tell people exactly what we have to do. | 我们必须告诉大家我们该做什么 |
| 1437 | Also work with farmers, which I think the Zigen Fund does, | 和农民一起工作 我认为齐根基金做的, |
| 1438 | and that is right spirit. | 这是正确的精神。 |
| 1439 | So focus on communities, whether they are urban or rural, | 因此,关注社区,无论是城市还是农村, |
| 1440 | but to bring in the modern technology, | 但为了引进现代技术 |
| 1441 | I think digital technology can help. | 我认为数字技术可以帮助。 |
| 1442 | Although it may seem a little not quite | 虽然看起来有点不完全 |
| 1443 | with the earth concept, but you're helping mother earth. | 与地球的概念, 但你帮助母地球。 |
| 1444 | You see, that's the whole point. | 你看 这就是重点 |
| 1445 | You're using it as a tool. | 你用它作为工具。 |
| 1446 | Great, yeah, thank you. | 很好,谢谢 |
| 1447 | And I think city and we just talked about | 我想城市和我们只是谈论 |
| 1448 | maybe even going down to the villages, | 也许甚至下到村庄, |
| 1449 | which is the Zigen Fund, | 即济源基金, |
| 1450 | which is our work in rural development. | 这是我们在农村发展方面的工作。 |
| 1451 | My second question is, you've talked about technology. | 我的第二个问题是,你已经谈到技术。 |
| 1452 | The US approach, the China approach | 美国的做法,中国的做法 |
| 1453 | is very much about fast scaling, | 非常喜欢快速缩放, |
| 1454 | strong government involvement, | 政府强有力的参与, |
| 1455 | tying to country and national goals. | 与国家和国家目标挂钩。 |
| 1456 | The US, because we're talking about China and US, | 美国,因为我们在谈论中国和美国, |
| 1457 | the US is much about innovation, creativity, | 美国很重视创新和创造力 |
| 1458 | startups, strong university. | 初创者,强大学. |
| 1459 | How do you think we could use these different strengths | 你觉得我们如何利用这些不同的优势 |
| 1460 | to create more dialogue rather than silo approaches? | * 创造更多的对话而不是孤立的办法? |
| 1461 | Well, look, I'm from the global south, | 我来自全球南部 |
| 1462 | so I have a particular view. | 所以我有特别的看法 |
| 1463 | And as an economist, I can tell you that | 作为经济学家 我可以告诉你 |
| 1464 | the capitalist approach, | 资本主义方针, |
| 1465 | which is mainly in the US, | 主要在美国, |
| 1466 | but also in Western Europe, | 在西欧, |
| 1467 | has reached about the limit of its progress | 进展已达到极限 |
| 1468 | because it did create lots of wealth | 因为它创造了许多财富, |
| 1469 | and innovation and other things. | 创新和其他东西。 |
| 1470 | Some of it was driven by colonialism and aggression. | 其中一些是由殖民主义和侵略推动的。 |
| 1471 | Let's be very clear about that. | 让我们非常清楚这一点。 |
| 1472 | But it was still innovative and so on. | 但它仍然具有创新性,等等。 |
| 1473 | But what we are seeing now particularly emerging in the US | 但是,我们现在看到的 在美国特别的新兴 |
| 1474 | is the innovation and the creativity | 是创新和创造力 |
| 1475 | is making the rich richer and richer. | 正在使富人更富、更富。 |
| 1476 | It is not helping the real wages of workers | 它无助于工人的实际工资 |
| 1477 | have gone down. | 已经下降。 |
| 1478 | The gap between what CEOs are getting | 首席执行官们之间差距 |
| 1479 | and the ordinary person working in Wendy's | 在温蒂的普通人 |
| 1480 | or McDonald's is widening. | 或者麦当劳正在扩大 |
| 1481 | So the innovation is not serving the people. | 因此,创新并不为人民服务。 |
| 1482 | That is one of the danger signs I said | 这是我说过的危险迹象之一 |
| 1483 | about the decline of civilization. | 关于文明的衰落。 |
| 1484 | That we must be very careful. | 我们必须非常小心。 |
| 1485 | The other disturbing trend in the capitalist system | 资本主义制度的另一个令人不安的趋势 |
| 1486 | in its present form | 现形式 |
| 1487 | is the neglect of nature. | 是对自然的忽视。 |
| 1488 | I mean, there is a big school of thought | 我的意思是,有一个大 学校的思想 |
| 1489 | including the government in the US | 包括美国政府 |
| 1490 | who do not believe in climate change. | 他们不相信气候变化。 |
| 1491 | I mean, to me, this is absurd. | 我的意思是,对我来说,这是荒谬的。 |
| 1492 | It is living in a fantasy world. | 它生活在一个幻想的世界。 |
| 1493 | So those are some of the handicaps | 这些是一些障碍 |
| 1494 | and that can be overcome, I think, | 我认为,这一点是可以克服的, |
| 1495 | if they bring in a little bit more of the realism from China. | 如果他们能从中国带来一点现实主义 |
| 1496 | I think what Deng Xiaoping brought with him, the reforms, | 我认为邓小平带来了什么 改革, |
| 1497 | because he saw, I mean, the first time I came to China | 因为他看到,我是说,我第一次来中国 |
| 1498 | was in 1974. | 当时是1974年。 |
| 1499 | The Gang of Four, if you remember that, was still there, okay? | 四人帮,如果你记得,还在那里,好吗? |
| 1500 | Lin Biao had just flown somewhere and crashed. | 林彪刚刚飞到某处,坠毁. |
| 1501 | It's all in my mind, I mean. | 这都是我的想法,我的意思。 |
| 1502 | So I have seen the development of China. | 所以我看到了中国的发展。 |
| 1503 | You have also gone through transitions. | 你也经历了过渡。 |
| 1504 | US can do that too, okay? | 我们也可以这样做,好吗? |
| 1505 | But I mean, I'm still waiting for it to happen, | 但我还是等着它发生 |
| 1506 | but it's not. | 但事实并非如此。 |
| 1507 | So we need that blend. | 所以我们需要这种混合。 |
| 1508 | Yeah, so on that, I want my final question from me | 是的,所以,我要我的最后一个问题 |
| 1509 | is I'm delighted to hear from the audience | 我很高兴听到观众的声音 |
| 1510 | that they're probably half are men and half are women | 他们可能是一半是男人 一半是女人 |
| 1511 | and there's Siri, who's your wife. | 还有Siri,她是你的妻子。 |
| 1512 | What do you think is the role of women in this transition | 你认为妇女在这一转变中的作用是什么? |
| 1513 | and what is your advice for women to take on | 你对女人的建议是什么? |
| 1514 | what I believe the need for a stronger voice | 我相信需要更强的声音 |
| 1515 | in decision-making and what is your comment on that? | 你对此有何评论? |
| 1516 | I would say, I mean, women are half the human race | 我是说 女人是人类的一半 |
| 1517 | or even more. | 或更远. |
| 1518 | The second point I often make to my wife | 我经常对我妻子说的第二点 |
| 1519 | is longevity-wise, women live longer than men. | 女人比男人长寿 |
| 1520 | So you must be more resilient. | 所以,你必须更加有弹性。 |
| 1521 | So you must take more of a leadership role. | 因此,你必须发挥更多的领导作用。 |
| 1522 | Closer to the Earth, I don't want to put down women | 靠近地球,我不想让女人失望 |
| 1523 | in a gender sense, but they are more family-oriented. | 从性别意义上来说,它们更加面向家庭。 |
| 1524 | They are closer to the children and whatever and so on. | 他们更接近孩子们,什么的等等。 |
| 1525 | So it's more a uniting force. | 所以它更是一种团结的力量. |
| 1526 | And I think they are less likely to be aggressive | 我认为他们不太可能有攻击性 |
| 1527 | and go for wars and so on. | 并去打仗等等。 |
| 1528 | So they have to have a much bigger voice. | 所以他们必须有一个更大的声音。 |
| 1529 | And let me tell you, the first woman leader in the world | 让我告诉你,世界上第一位女领袖 |
| 1530 | was from Sri Lanka. | 是斯里兰卡人 |
| 1531 | It's Madam Srimavu Bandaranayake many, many years ago. | 是很多年前的斯里马武·班达拉纳亚克夫人 |
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