测试选项：熟睡的时候忽然被手机铃声吵醒，你会做如何反应呢？

• A、立即接电话
• B、关机拒接
• C、看电话号码后再决定
• D、不去理睬继续睡

选好滚动鼠标向下看结果：

测试结果：

• A、敏感的反应验证了你“求机若渴”的心态，开创事业的机遇也随之而来了，抓住时机迎接挑战吧，但切记要具体问题具体分析，适时而动。
• B、你个人不追逐名利，对自己的生活现状比较满意，对未来的憧憬是“过了今天再说”的心态，忙碌的你不会因此而失去发财的机会，但真正自己的事业还需待时日。
• C、你是位处事不惊的潜在生意人，能够相时而动，把握有利时机，沉稳的你往往会在失意中出现佳遇，并且此时还会有人大力扶持，记住：失败不要气馁，成功就要到来！
• D、看来你确实太累啦，一直在为事业奔波劳累的你遭遇过多失败致使对未来失去了信心，休整心态，重新开始吧，在你重振旗鼓后不久真正适合自己的创业时机就会到来。

先来点美学的：
（I don't need sex. The government fucks me every day.）

（三狼啸月）

（美腿狼纹）

（坦胸，诱惑吧。。。）

（Michael Jackson，哎。。。）

（使用眼动仪_观察美女）

（使用眼动仪_小孩拿钱）

（Google搜索结果页面截屏 Enquiro公司授权刊登）

• 选项一、头顶的灯
• 选项二、嘴里的烟
• 选项三、左手的笔
• 选项四、按纸的手
  

（农夫与狗不得入内！现代版的歧视）

（金瓶梅拍摄中）

（让你丫再翘课！这下傻逼了吧。——这老师真厉害！）

（这么一个硕大的facebook摆在清华N年了，怎么没有让清华学生做出个Facebook来啊）

其文其人其言其业，明星天使好友宰相

作者：曹志士
日期：2009-6-23
联系方式：Anewczs@gmail.com

　　今天注定是个让我高兴的日子。

• 【博客之星】早上4点多睡，上午11点起来，发现我被国内著名的技术网站CSDN推荐为博客之星，头像硕然显示在首页中间版块。虽然之前写的博文曾多次被推荐到首页博客精选、专家直达，但这次首页头像宣传着实让我受宠若惊。

• 【编辑推荐】尤其是IT系列文章，很受欢迎。我的IT系列文章在价值中国网也被编辑推荐！

• 【多方转载】其实，有一篇在奥运期间写的文章《IT界未来几十年的五点大胆预测》则更是火爆地被多方转载，大家可以搜“Anewczs IT 五 预测”详细看看。（据浙大数学教授蔡天新老师说：5乃婚姻之数。1代表万物之源；2是第一个偶数，代表阴性；3是1之外的第一个奇数，代表阳性；于是2+3=5，就有了婚姻之数一说。）

• 【政治与IT】最近，“政治与IT”话题更是被争论到火爆，连政治局也在讨论。（下图标题：政治局会议讨论互联网，温家宝不支持严控。此图消息的真实性我做不了保证。）

• 【白宫先行】其实，政治和IT勿需讨论了，白宫自Obama上任以来已经行动了，比如笼络Microsoft、Google，任命国家CIO、CTO，并将每天国家事务图文并茂地公开到flickr网站上（正如我在IT系列之1中提到的开源化），宣传嘉宾在白宫滑板的照片（正如我在IT系列之1中提到的人性化），甚至宣布twitter是战略工具。这一系列举措都充分地表明Obama同学认真研读了我的《IT界未来几十年的五点大胆预测》一文，深刻领会到伟大领袖曹志士总裁的伟大开创精神，尤其是第四条“IT政互彰”的高瞻远瞩宏伟构思。鉴于此，我不得不给一上任就积极响应我的号召的Obama同学打个85分以上。hiahia~~~
  

• 【大同小异】如果你觉得我在大方向的预测有点意思并逐步得到验证的话，那么你就该相信我在自己的小项目上对方向的把握能力了，大同小异嘛，治大国若烹小鲜嘛。也是去年，奥运之前的七月份，我就对人脉关系系统有预感，并发起了讨论（【欢迎讨论，请勿剽窃】我私人的研发工作），在海内尤其火爆：272 人阅读，66 个评论，12 个脚印。
  

• 【未来方向】既然已经谈到了方向的重要性，我干脆提一下创业前需准备好的三件事：方向、团队、资本，方向最重要，其次团队。明天我就去见一位天使了，希望能够拿到钱。我现在就像《将任何东西卖给任何人》（<Sell Anything to Anybody>）的作者一样见到一个客户就放佛见到饭票了。真的，我只有两百现金了。但我有更珍贵的，比方说自信、激情、方向等等。重复一遍：我将对这个方向的理解解释给朋友听时，十有八九是点头的，还有一两个是我要逼问足够tough的问题。（显然不及29岁当市长的“全票”通过，呵呵）我甚至还用曾经不错如今蹩脚的、忘光了的、结巴的英语解释给老外听，包括原来公司Gomez COO Bruce Reading, Digital River的Denise Purtzer，还有在后海星巴克认识的德国人，以及在四季咖啡馆认识的英国人Bob，怪不得越来越多人说我要是做销售的话肯定是块料！

　　重复一遍！今天注定是个让我高兴的日子。因为：(明星、天使、好友、宰相)

1. 被推荐为博客之星；
2. 联系到朋友介绍的天使；
3. 被Gomez COO搜到并加为好友；
4. 被测验为适合中国古代朝廷的宰相职位。

　　听师兄Bill Yao说李长春先生他也用过PPLive，只希望天朝能够采用我的人脉关系系统，早点吧，我现在真的见到一个客户就放佛见到饭票。

【IT系列之3】
IT公司的三使命和五步走

作者：曹志士
日期：2009-6-19
联系方式：Anewczs@gmail.com

成立一个IT公司，其实并不难。在上地软件园辉煌国际百度新大楼附近租个商业民宅两用的一居，两千左右，一年下来带上水电等不到三万；再“挪用”十万块钱左右验下资，将公司注册下来，把自己的大名填到所有人栏里就算你有公司了；接下来只需花百来块钱制作一个公司牌坊挂在屋门口；印几盒名片，要啥title就用啥title；买个域名开个网站，每个礼拜甚至每个月更新点内容；有事没事参加一些活动，也请一些朋友来公司坐坐谈谈，行业动向啊，商务合作啊，如是等等。

但这肯定不是我想要的！

公司是一个组织人力整合资源从事特定领域的生产形成社会价值、并将价值以满足市场需求的方式等价交换成现金收入、降低成本提高效率形成利润的不停运转的巨型“印钞”机器。我对公司的这个定义，要求无非三点（简称“三使命”）：

一、价值生产；
　　二、等价交换；
　　三、利润收割。

（注意：利益分配存在于每个阶段，表现为股份分配、财务报表等。收入曲线-成本曲线=利润曲线，也即交换价值-生产成本=营收利润。）

相应的，如果你也是跟我一样抱着踏踏实实安下心来做点实事（不是玩钱耍金融操作）的话，怎么着也得花个三五年光阴；要想IPO的话，没个七八年甭指望公司平平安安健健康康地活到而立之年。所以，虽然IT技术产品讲究新、快、猛的短线战术（俗称短平快），但做公司还是要准备持久战的长线战略，不仅是心态，更是行动，就连资源也得储备够五年的粮以备战时、过冬等消耗，“高筑墙、广积粮、缓称王”嘛。于是我将公司生命周期分为如下五个阶段（每个阶段从半年到两年不等）：酝酿期、养成期、自立期、成长期、成熟期（简称“五步走”），如图所示。

公司在不同阶段需要部署不同的工作重点。

一般来说，在没拿到钱正式成立公司之前，大概都会花半年左右时间做出Demo来。PPLive的创始人姚欣师兄（附带引以为豪一下：华工出来的IT界NB人士中我所知道的创业公司所有者即startup's owner包括如下几个吧：华为的副总如今百度的CTO李一男、PPLive的姚欣、5Q校园的郑奎，当然还有名博郭启睿，就是flash专家阿瓦aw，他现在也有了自己的公司，劲头不小滴。希望我自己也能有一番作为啊）当年也是给导师看了Demo之后才申请到导师的同意出来创业的。新加盟PPLive的Vincent也就是原来做过比Google Earth还早两年的Global View的陶闯先生在sohu博客训练营提到过：他后来的老板Bill Gates不看PPT，只看Demo。所以说，公司的第〇阶段（酝酿期）阶段投入是创始人（团队）的时间、精力和头脑，阶段任务是做出能够显示技术创新等核心竞争力的Demo，阶段目标是在3F（Family、Friends、Fool）的投入断源即见底之前找到可以继续烧的燃料，拿到第一笔投资，一般为天使性质，兑现比率一般为（20~40%<-->$100,000~$1,000,000）。

拿到第一笔钱之后就需要正式成立公司了，指挥团队在只有骨架的Demo基础之上进行有血有肉的产品研发。这个阶段完全是资金在养着，要想有大回报都得先投入嘛，公司的第一阶段（养成期）阶段投入是天使投资和更多更专业的技术产品人员，阶段任务只需做出新颖轻盈、用户体验好的优秀产品，阶段目标是在争取盈亏持平能够自立以便好找VC谈个好价钱，拿到第一笔风险投资，兑现比率一般为（30~45%<-->$3,000,000~$10,000,000）。

一路凯歌利润曲线直线飚升之时，公司在行业里有点名气，VC这些群居的血腥动物也就闻风而至，尤其是如果公司能够持平自立的话融资谈判会很有优势。公司的第二阶段（自立期）阶段投入是第一笔风投的钱和更多更专业的用户推广人员，阶段任务是在产品研发之外着力用户推广到行业巨头级别大规模流量也即规模化，阶段目标是拿到第三笔大钱也就是第二次风险投资，兑现比率一般为（20~30%<-->$10,000,000~$30,000,000）。

有了用户和流量，赚点广告能够让老板活得比较滋润之后，人类贪婪无限的欲望又促使公司探索合适的赢利模式，寻找爆发点，大赚特赚一把。这时候公司是个印钞机的性质就体现出来了。公司的第三阶段（成长期）阶段投入是第二笔风投的钱和更多更专业的市场营销商务人员，阶段任务是探索赢利模式、寻找爆发点，阶段目标是IPO上市，市值达到$100,000,000~$10,000,000,000。

在赚到差不多十倍钱、收割到丰厚的利润蜜汁之后，风投这帮狗熊会选择退出，这时就会将公司这个蜂巢IPO上市并套现。公司的第四阶段（成熟期）阶段投入是IPO募集到的钱和公认了的印钞机商业模式，阶段任务是在维护现有印钱模式并挖掘新商机，阶段目标是做出更多的社会贡献。

从萌芽酝酿期、养成期到自立期、成长期、成熟期，公司都逃不过利润曲线的左右，尤其是上市之后要公布的财务报表，数字能说话，利润对于企业来说是一个特别重要的指标，就像分数对于学生一样要命！比投进来的资金还重要！

（附注：写这篇博客，也是为了给投资人看：我不会乱花你的钱，而且我知道路怎么走。如果还不放心的话，我可以花更多时间更详细地讲给你听。）

Wrapping your brain around data online can be challenging, especially when dealing with huge volumes of information.

And trying to find related content can also be difficult, depending on what data you’re looking for.

But data visualizations can make all of that much easier, allowing you to see the concepts that you’re learning about in a more interesting, and often more useful manner.

Below are 50 of the best data visualizations and tools for creating your own visualizations out there, covering everything from Digg activity to network connectivity to what’s currently happening on Twitter.

Music, Movies and Other Media

Narratives 2.0 visualizes music. Different music tracks are segmented into single channels that are then shown in a fan-like structure.

Liveplasma is a music and movie visualization app that aims to help you discover other musicians or movies you might enjoy. Type in the name of a band, artist, movie, director or actor and liveplasma will show you related people, bands or movies.

Tuneglue is another music visualization service. Just type any artist or band into the search box and hit enter. A circle comes up representing that band. You can then expand from there, clicking on any new additions after each expansion to expand further. By click on “releases” you can order their albums from Amazon.

MusicMap is similar to TuneGlue in its interface, but seems slightly more intuitive. Search for an artist or band and a list of albums will come up. Once you choose an album a circle pops up on the map. From there you can expand to get related albums, remove that album, or get more information.

Last.Forward is a downloadable, open-source tool to visualize any Last.fm user’s social network, including relationships between other users.

Fidg’t is a desktop app that uses Flickr and Last.fm tags to let you visualize your network and their tagging activities. You can see what your network’s predispositions are toward different tags and types of content.

Digg, Twitter, Delicious, and Flickr

Looks Del.icio.us is a collection of different Delicious bookmark visualizations. They’re created with a python-based graphics library and layout engine.

Arc is a product from Digg Labs that shows the latest Diggs, and the relationships between the users submitting and digging them. There are two different speed modes, the slower of which is great if you actually want to read the story headlines.

Stack is probably the most useful of the visualization offerings from Digg. Stories with the most recent activity load across the bottom of the screen and then ‘Diggs’ seemingly fall from the sky to land and create a real-time graph of what stories are popular. Whenever a ‘Digg’ hits a story stack, the title of the story is shown at the bottom of the screen, pushing previous stories down, and eventually off the screen.

Swarm has one of the cooler user interfaces of all the Digg Labs offerings, with stories and users flying around on the screen. When someone ‘diggs’ a story, they fly over to the circle representing the story itself and are briefly linked up to it. Hovering over a story or user shows its name and allows you to click. You can also download Swarm as a screensaver.

Research Chronology shows the relationships between one student’s research paths via Delicious bookmarks over the course of a semester. It’s an ongoing project and includes bookmarks for more than 270 websites.

TwittEarth shows live tweets from all over the world on a 3D globe. It’s a great visualization tool to see where tweets are coming from in real time and discover new people to follow. It’s also fascinating just to sit and watch.

Tag Galaxy lets you search for Flickr tags and have them shown visually in a mockup of a star system. Clicking on any planet (tag) within the first representation changes the image and recenters that tag as the star and pops up new related tags as planets. Clicking on the sun itself brings up a globe covered in images tagged as you’ve specified.

The Flickr Related Tag Browser allows you to search for a series of tags and see related tags. Clicking on a different tag brings up new related tags. You can zoom into the tag selected in the center of the screen by hovering and see images tagged with that word. It also gives a total image count and lets you browse by page.

Internet Visualizations

Mapping the Blogosphere is a collection of maps of the blogosphere, including hyperbolic maps, as shown here.

The Twingly Screensaver visualizes the blogosphere worldwide in real time. You get a continuous feed of blog activity straight to your screen.

Web Trend Map 4 shows a visualization of current trends online. This is the fourth iteration of this map and the most detailed one yet.

The Bloom Diagram is a project from the IBM Watson Research Center that visualizes the contributions of individuals to open source projects.

Akami Real-time Web Monitor shows a map of the world with real-time information about internet traffic, latency and current network attacks. The maps are color-coded and easy to read, but only give very generalized information.

The Mapa de Conocimiento (Map of Knowledge) is a schematic of knowledge involved in any given idea or project. Built in Flash, this tool visualizes a group of URLs organized under main ideas. The map is available in English and Spanish.

Akami Network Performance Comparison shows the packet loss and network speeds between different cities around the world (to showcase how their technology is better than the standard “public” internet). It also shows graphs of the information.

Internet Health Report shows the latency, packet loss, and network availability of the major ISPs and backbone providers worldwide in a color-coded grid format. Hovering over any of the cells in the grid gives more information about the health of that particular connection.

The Hierarchical Structure of the Internet was a study that looks at how the Internet is organized, both in terms of structure and connectivity. It shows how the central core of the Internet is made up of about 80 core nodes, but that even if those nodes failed, 70% of the other nodes would still function via peer-to-peer connections.

Rootzmap—Mapping the Internet is a series of maps based on data sets provided by NASA and created by Philippe Bourcier. There are a number of different maps available.

Websites as Graphs shows the structure of different websites based on the tags used in their code in a color-coded map that grows on the screen as you watch. Tags are somewhat intuitive in their color-codes, with blue for links, red for tables, and gray for any tags not specifically given a color.

Schemaball visualizes SQL database schema. Relationships are shown based on foreign keys within tables. It’s capable of showing schemas with hundreds of different tables and relationships.

The Opte Project aims to map every class C network on the Internet from a single computer and a single Internet connection. The overall goal is to create a map of the entire Internet.

Miscellaneous Visualizations and Tools

Visualizing Information Flow in Science includes a set of four visualizations showing relationships between citations in scholarly journals that are used to evaluate the importance of each journal.

The Micro Fashion Network: Color visualizations show the continuous change of styles in fashion, with a particular look at the basic elements of color. It was created by using a fixed camera and special software to map the colors of clothing people in Cambridge were wearing.

The TED Sphere shows videos from the TED conference in a spherical format with 3D navigation. You can view the sphere from inside or outside and the layout of videos is based on semantic compatibility.

Visualizing The Bible gives a visual overview of more than 63,000 textual cross-references within the Bible. It’s intention is to be more beautiful than functional.

Walrus is a visualization tool that allows you to interact with massive graphs in a 3D interface. Interaction is based on selecting any node and then having the graph zoom in to expand on that point.

We Feel Fine is one of the most interesting visualization tools I came across. It provides visualizations on the general feelings populating the blogosphere on any given day. You can filter results based on age, location, gender, weather, and other criteria. There are six different visualizations available: Madness, Murmurs, Montage, Mobs, Metrics, and Mounds, each of which give a different portrait of the general feelings abounding on the internet.

One Week of The Guardian is a visualization of the stories from The Guardian newspaper. It focuses on the relationships between headlines, authors, pages, and categories.

Nemulator is a project that aims to visualize “nemes,” or different fragments of states of mind. It also aims to serve as a starting point for discussions relating to the scalability of nemes.

Voyage is a web-based RSS reader that visually displays RSS feeds on a timeline. It’s a great way to explore the different feeds you subscribe in a completely different format.

Blooming Numbers is the 2006 CGD MFA Thesis Project of Yuri Lee. It’s goal is to show the relationships between preferences of numbers and cultural contexts in an interactive way.

CIA World Factbook Visualization shows a visualization of relationships between different countries and continents based on data from the CIA World Factbook. It shows semantic relationships for each country, including neighboring countries, languages, water and terrestrial boundaries, and more.

TextArc Visualization of The History of Science is a static visualization of the book The History of Science. It was originally displayed at the NYPL Science, Industry, and Business Library in New York.

This Newspaper Map is a visualization of the rules of the daily production of a newspaper is a striking graphic format. The closeness of words signifies their relationships with each other as do lines traced between words.

GraphNews is a news visualization browser from the Libero WebNews service. It shows news stories in a mind-map-like format. Clicking on one node recreates the graph with the clicked item as the focus.

Newsmap shows a visual representation of current headlines on Google News. It shows the relationships and patterns between different news stories across cultures and within different news segments. Be sure to click to the new JavaScript version for the best features.

FreeMind is a Java-based mind mapping software that allows you to build your own data visualizations quickly and easily. Finished maps can be exported into clickable XHTML files as well as other formats.

Resource System Reference Database was presented as a poster at InfoVis2004, IEEE’s annual conference. In this visualization, line weight shows the strength of relationships.

Is the New documents instances of the phrase “is the new” and shows the relationships between the subject and object of that phrase. Examples include “Purple is the new pink” and “Technology is the new religion.”

WikiMindMap is a tool to visually browse Wiki content in a mind-map format and includes the ability to download any of their mindmaps in FreeMind format.

How Scientific Paradigms Relate shows the relationships between more than 700 scientific paradigms based on how they were mentioned in more than 800,000 scientific papers. Relationships are also based on how often different papers were cited by each other and by authors of other papers.

Universe is a great app for visualizing the “universe” of particular search terms. There are sample terms available or you can input whatever you choose. The visualization given is reminiscent of astronomical charts.

visualcomplexity.com isn’t strictly a visualization software, but rather a collection of visualizations already created and categorized. Categories include business networks, art, internet, knowledge networks, biology, transportation networks, social networks, and more.

The Strengths of Nations is a visualization of the scientific advancement of ten different nations, including the United States, United Kingdom, France, China, and Australia. The map analyzes 23 different scientific areas, including math, biochemistry, and astrophysics.

Written exclusively for WDD by Cameron Chapman, a freelance writer and designer.

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1. 雷是我们宿舍唯一姓名两个字的人，于是被拥立为寝室长，呵呵，小伙子刚入学几天就当了个官自然有点官样。后来军训官叫各个寝室长过去训练叠被子，被训了一头雾水，哈哈。他自学了俄语，不知道水平怎么样，周围都没人会，我很好奇他发音究竟准不准。他抓紧大学的尾巴谈了个黄昏恋，如今小两口准备结婚了，还通知我“攒”好红包，他也是我们宿舍唯一现在不光棍的。他迷恋过暗黑，有电脑那阵子玩得自得其乐。他还是我们班的棋手，象棋、围棋打遍整个宿舍、整个班级、甚至整栋楼或学校，有事没事就跟人谈哲学，每晚的卧谈会他总围绕着哲学。
2. 宁是我们班的大胖子，听说现在身材标准多了，一开学就叮嘱我们他的姓氏是第四声，但我们都还是照样第二声或者直呼胖子。学习很用功，奖学金每个学期都花落他家，他也比较自觉，请客啥的一个都不落下。有时候他妈来看他，带了几袋水果，见者都有份的。甚至有时他妈妈来的时候，他不在，于是水果就放在桌子上，等他回来的时候只看见一个空袋子，哈哈。他妈妈还会帮我们打扫我们宿舍的卫生间，虽然他不怎么用，因为实在太脏了。他还打的一手好魔兽，不过快输的时候就会拔网线，于是胜率没有下降。他的生活水平在我们宿舍是最好的，无它，唯钱尔。每晚的卧谈会他总围绕着金钱。
3. 徐是我们班的帅哥，每天起来第一件事就是对着镜子梳头，一刻钟到一小时不等。平时有空也经常对着镜子孤芳自赏，虽然外面分布式地彩旗飘飘，自诩说追他的女人差不多一个加强营了，可以包机空降过来。各种腐败玩意，样样精通，华工西门堕落一条街少不了他的身影。能省吃，但绝不俭用，买的东西其实我也没看到几个，不知道他怎么花的，大概是花在女孩身上吧，可见经济基础是多么重要啊，泡妞可是需要经费滴。SARS的时候他照样翻墙出去包夜上网，彪悍吧。每晚的卧谈会他总围绕着女人。
4. 任是在徐离开宿舍之后搬进来的，现在当准城管了，不知道能不能降住人，他脾气比较好，我们照样管他的第二声的姓氏叫为第四声。他会谈吉他，和我一起学过舞蹈，估计他动机不纯。大一时还被学长们忽悠着去参加什么社团组织，当过什么主任吧，但没看见过他耍到什么权。他和胖子一起修了英语双学位，貌似专八都没过。后来迷上了网络游戏传奇，能够一个礼拜都坐在电脑前，左手键盘右手鼠标，还能抽出第三只手来弹一下烟灰，灰飞烟灭。谁要是答应他的请求帮他带盒饭，他就非常感谢。边吃饭边开音箱看SHE的MTV，有一阵子我耳朵都快听起茧了。每晚的卧谈会他总围绕着游戏。
5. 曹，也就是我，校门都很少出，如果我说汉正街我是今年才去的不知道你相信不相信。大学里居然压着自己不谈恋爱（都是毛泽东同学的“三不谈”闹的），说来也是，都是姐姐阿姨们。记得我有一次去上机，居然有人说：这是谁家的孩子啊？大学里我太特立独行了，不会去考虑别人的感受。我从《大学人文启思录》里看到张五常的一句话，大意如此：真正NB的学生不是勤奋努力考高分的，也不是玩疯了考低分的，甚至不是现在很多企业招聘时看好的能学能玩的中等偏上游，而是想考好就考好，想考差就考差，想刚及格就刚及格，想挂就挂的。这个思想影响了我整个大学，有些学期我会用功，有些学期就放任，呵呵。我在学校（小学、中学、大学）里一直很寡言的，所以每次卧谈会忍受够了他们JJWW的淫荡声色之后，我若没睡着的话总有一句咬牙切齿的收场：这世界终于清静了！

1. DR的大背包、2G U盘、魔方（嘿嘿，私下先DR渠道行销开发经理也就是13日下午的那个得到最多提问的英文演讲者Denise Purtzer索要的，并联系好了等我的人脉关系系统Demo出来首先给她看看，没准能走向海外赚点洋钞）
2. CSDN的两期《程序员》杂志（其实，我更喜欢他们那走向海外的文化衫，背上的logo太Cool了）
3. 参展方超级兔子的超级大的鼠标垫（虽然这年头连鼠标都不怎么用了，还是要了一份，只为超级兔子的口碑还不错，有点品牌，没准以后超级兔子真超级了，咱这鼠标垫也可以拍卖到不少钱）