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杰•渥克 (Jay Walker) 談世界的英語狂熱

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杰•渥克解釋為何世界上有二十億人正試著學習英文。他分享中國數千學生成群練習英文時,令人震懾的照片與聲音。英文 — 由成千上萬人一起吶喊出的「世界第二語言」。

Jay Walker is fascinated by intellectual property in all its forms. His firm, Walker Digital, created Priceline and many other businesses that reframe old problems with new IT. In his private life, he's a bibliophile and collector on an epic scale. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Haishuo Lee
Reviewed by Bill Hsiung
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