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I play Angry Birds. I don't know too many people with a smart phone who don't. Good or bad, the game is highly addictive, and sometimes I feel guilty about the time spent playing. Other times, however, I realize that it's time I would have spent zoning out on bad TV or sleeping on a plane. Here are some of the lessons I've taken away from playing the nation's most popular gaming app — and they're pretty good, if you ask me. 我喜欢玩《愤怒的小鸟》，我所认识的有智能手机的朋友中，没有几个不玩的。不管如何，这个游戏让人十分上瘾，有时我还因为这个游戏上面所花的时间感到愧疚。然而，与此同时，我发觉（即使不玩）我还是会看肥皂剧或是在飞机上睡觉来打发时间的。以下是我从体验这款全民为之疯狂的游戏应用的感受。总之是，感觉良好。 1. If you don't succeed, try again. And again. And maybe one more time. Because the game is like crack-cocaine in how it compels you to keep doing it, I'll admit to trying a level 100+ times in a row. I can't think of too many other things that I've shown the same commitment to, but for those things that I have kept at until the end, I've seen wonderful rewards. If only we could approach our businesses, families, and desires to change the world with the same stubbornness. (I bet things would get better very soon.) 如果没有成功，就不断尝试。或许下次就成功了。 | 
