1. Do you usually wear a watch?
I know some people say that with mobile phones, the wrist watch is out-dated. I disagree. A quick glimpse at your watch during a meeting or on the production line is a lot better than pulling out your cell phone. I find a watch to still be the most convenient method of time keeping.
我知道有一些人說，有了手機，手表就過時了。我不同意。開會時候或者在生產(chǎn)線上工作的時候迅速瞥一眼手表要比掏出手機看時間強多了。我覺得手表還是最方便的計時工具。
2. Do you think time is very important?
People say “Time is money”. Actually, time is more valuable than money. The money we have lost can be gained again, but the time we have wasted cannot be regained. Since time is an invisible thing, people often waste their time unconsciously.
人們說時間就是金錢。其實，時間比錢更貴重。錢沒了我們還能再掙，可時間一去便不復返。由于時間是無形的，人們常常不知不覺地就浪費了時間。
3. How do you feel when you are late?
If you are the one who’s late, it is very ashamed to make an apology when you really have no intention to be late. I’ve always tried to be right on the dot for any appointment.
如果你是那個遲到的人，當你并非故意遲到的時候去道歉是很難為情的。我一直嘗試著準時赴任何約會。
4. Do you think it's important to be on time?
Punctuality is a virtue, being late is RUDE. I always run on time and feel ashamed if I am late to anything. It just seems these days that nobody is on time and running late is the norm.
守時是一種美德，遲到是粗魯?shù)�。我�?jīng)常守時而且在任何事情上遲到我都覺得很羞愧。
5. When does time seem to move fast and when does it seem to move slowly?
Age makes a difference to whether time moves fast or slow. And that’s not a matter of perception. The older you are, the faster times moves. Time is slipping by faster than you can blink. Time is never in your favor.
年齡決定了時間過得快慢的差異，這不是感覺的問題。你歲數(shù)越大，越會覺得時光飛逝。時間比你一眨眼過得還快。時間從不受你掌控。
