A Universe of Memories, One Riverbank at A Time？ | Pinghan Chen | TEDxSFLS Yantian Youth
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What does it mean to hold on to memories when time seems to be slipping away? Pinghan Jason shares how quiet afternoons fishing with his grandfather shaped his understanding of memory, aging, and connection. Through his story, Jason explores how small, compassionate acts—such as preserving a loved one’s voice or story—can bridge generations and preserve what truly matters. 穿梭两代时光的观察者 社区长者陪伴实践者 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Tags: English, Family, Life, Memory, TEDxTalks, Youth, [TEDxEID:69006]
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