青春短暫 25歲之前建議你完成這6件事

1. Go to a Music Festival.去聽一次演唱會(huì)

See your favourite bands play live; experience the atmosphere, the fashions and the micro-culture of life in a large field with a crowd of people all there to enjoy the experience.

去聽最愛的樂隊(duì)現(xiàn)場(chǎng)吧。感受那種氣氛、那種時(shí)尚、那種小眾的文化，在廣闊的場(chǎng)地上，和大伙兒們一起享受其中。

2. Buy Dinner for Your Parents.請(qǐng)父母吃頓飯

Your parents may have been been funding your life for years, so now you can experience the joy of repaying their kindness, love, and responsibility, and of developing an adult relationship with them. Taking them out for dinner, and picking up the bill, is one of the ways of doing this.

你的父母也許已資助你生活了許多年，所以現(xiàn)在是該對(duì)他們的善意、愛、責(zé)任進(jìn)行甜蜜回報(bào)的時(shí)候了。同時(shí)，這也是與他們建立成年人間的關(guān)系的時(shí)刻。帶他們出去吃頓好的，你來買單——這絕對(duì)是個(gè)好主意。

3. Travel to Another Continent出國(guó)旅行

Travelling, with the exposure to different climes, cultures, and peoples, broadens the mind, helps develop life skills, and makes for more open attitudes and tolerance. However open-minded you are, there’s nothing like experiencing a different way of life firsthand. It also furnishes you with some great dinner party stories!

旅行意味著體驗(yàn)別種氣候、文化和人民，能拓寬視野、幫你學(xué)習(xí)新的生存技巧，及磨練你的態(tài)度及耐心。無論你是否思想開放，沒什么比去嘗試一種全新生活更棒的體驗(yàn)方式了。更不用說，一次旅行能給你增加許多在派對(duì)上的談資喲!

4. Try an Adrenaline Sport.嘗試一種刺激的運(yùn)動(dòng)

You could try sky diving, white water rafting or bungee jumping. Pushing your comfort zone and trying something like this may terrify you, but you’ll feel immensely proud of overcoming your fear.

比如跳傘、漂流或蹦極!也許這些把你推出舒適區(qū)的運(yùn)動(dòng)讓你覺得有些恐懼，但很快你將為自己的突破而感到自豪無比!

5. Spend the Whole Weekend Partying.來個(gè)沒日沒夜的周末大派對(duì)

Doing an “all weekender” can be more difficult as you get older and have more responsibilities—it’s a great experience to try!

年紀(jì)越大、責(zé)任越多，從而“沒日沒夜地玩”就變成了件很難實(shí)現(xiàn)的事。但這非常值得一試!

6. Have a Good Conversation with Someone of a Different Faith or Belief to Your Own.

和與你信仰不同的人好好聊聊天

Conversations like this helps us realise we’re not so different to other people, regardless of appearances.

這樣的聊天能讓我們意識(shí)到：無論表象如何，我們與別人其實(shí)并沒有不同。