Facebook的创始人扎克伯格 扎克伯格终于从哈佛毕业了 励志演讲不忘秀恩爱

扎克伯格终于从哈佛毕业了 励志演讲不忘秀恩爱  

Mark Zuckerberg teared up during his mencement speech to Harvard graduates
telling them it is up to their generation to care about others and to fight inequality.
The billionaire CEO returned to Harvard to receive an honorary degree - 13 years after he famously dropped out of the Ivy League school to focus on Facebook.
'Change starts local. Even global changes start small - with people like us
' the 33-year-old told the crowd of graduates.
33岁的扎克伯格对毕业生们说道：“改变往往从细微处开始，即使全球性的变革也是从小事情开始--从我们这些人开始。”
'Every generation expands the circle of people we consider 'one of us.' And in our generation
that now includes the whole world. we live in an unstable time.'
'There are people left behind by globalization across the whole world. And it's tough to care about people in other places when we don't first feel good about our lives here at home.'
Zuckerberg
now the youngest mencement speaker in Harvard's history
started off reliving some of his college memories.
He told the graduates that he was scheduled to speak to the school board after building the website Facemash
an early precursor of Facebook that allowed students to pare the attractiveness of their fellow classmates.
His parents showed up to the school to help him pack up his belongings
and his friends threw him a goodbye party
where he met his future wife Priscilla Chan in line for the bathroom.
Zuckerberg recounted: 'In what must be one of the all time romantic lines
I said: "I'm going to get kicked out in three days
so we need to go on a date quickly."
He joked: 'Actually
any of you graduating can use that line. I didn't end up getting kicked out -- I did that to myself. Priscilla and I started dating.'