我們趕上了 AI 列車

We Caught The AI Train
The train of our times is rushing forward—and we have not missed it. Every Wednesday and Friday at 4 p.m., the second floor of the Southern News Media Center transforms into a station of knowledge. Sunlight filters through the tall windows, falling on eager faces filled with curiosity. Young people arrive with boundless energy, while elders come with a determination not to be left behind. White-haired seniors sit alongside students still in school, all choosing to gather here, all choosing to board this fast-moving AI train together.
In the classroom, some strike their very first lines of code with trembling fingers, as if carving the opening symbols of the future; others quickly master applications, their eyes sparkling with the light of understanding. The teacher’s voice, the hum of collaboration, the sudden bursts of laughter and exclamations—all blend into a symphony of the age. This is not only about learning. It is a relay between generations, a shared beginning, a collective leap forward.
Even after class, the corridors remain alive with discussion. Students huddle in small groups, exchanging ideas, their excitement spilling far beyond the two-hour session. This is not just a lesson—it is the spark of countless hearts being lit at once. In these moments, we are no longer merely chasing technology; we are able travelers, moving with it, shaping its course.
The AI train does not wait, but we have caught it. From this day forward, we are not just observers of the future—we are participants, builders and witnesses. As twilight descends and the world outside quietens, the classroom remains aglow, a beacon signaling that tomorrow, an even longer journey awaits.
In truth, catching this train is more than the mastering of a tool. It is the weaving our own life stories into the unfolding map of a new era, ensuring that when history looks back, it will see us not as bystanders, but as pioneers of the road ahead.