虽然这是 Claude Code 的一个功能，但也是我用 Anywhere 从“划词翻译”、“OCR”、“辅助读论文”这些基础功能向更便捷、更智能迈进的一大步（其实生活中也有些例子了，比如文件归档，我把目录告诉 AI，告诉它整理格式，它能自动分类、命名整理好，如开启chrome dev tool mcp，让它帮我爬取炎拳漫画的某些章节等等）。
按照 K. Anders Ericsson 提出的「10000 小时定律」，要将一项技能练至世界级水平，需要投入 1 万小时。而对比上述两个例子，我最初认为自己两年来投入了不少时间在排球上，但实际上，这 350 小时与 1 万小时相比只是九牛一毛。虽然我的目标并非达到世界级水平，但若仅从 10000 小时的标准来看，这个时间显然远远不够。
按照 K. Anders Ericsson 提出的「10000 小时定律」，要将一项技能练至世界级水平，需要投入 1 万小时。而对比上述两个例子，我最初认为自己两年来投入了不少时间在排球上，但实际上，这 350 小时与 1 万小时相比只是九牛一毛。虽然我的目标并非达到世界级水平，但若仅从 10000 小时的标准来看，这个时间显然远远不够。
按照 K. Anders Ericsson 提出的「10000 小时定律」，要将一项技能练至世界级水平，需要投入 1 万小时。而对比上述两个例子，我最初认为自己两年来投入了不少时间在排球上，但实际上，这 350 小时与 1 万小时相比只是九牛一毛。虽然我的目标并非达到世界级水平，但若仅从 10000 小时的标准来看，这个时间显然远远不够。
托福写作的题目是： As a student of university that has a long break between university semesters, the university requires all students to do one of the following for one month during the break:
1、Students must take a course on the subject that has no direct connection to their majors of study ( For example, a student majoring in engineering may take course in fine arts or social science.)
2、Students must volunteer to work in the university's city or their hometowns to improve some aspects of life of the city or their own town.( For example, students may help local primary school children with their homework.)
Which one do you think is more beneficial for students in their university? Why? Give detailed examples and reasons. Use your OWN words, do NOT use memorized examples.
考生的回答是：
In this day and age, it is commonly acknowledged that the four years of college are significant to a person's development. There have been ongoing debates on how students can best take advantage of their time during the long school breaks. People view it differently due to their dissimilar backgrounds and experiences. From my point of view, universities should ask students to volunteer to work in their hometowns or the city where the school is located in that they can make more friends and learn valuable skills.
To begin with, doing voluntary work provides students with an entirely different environment to make connections with people outside of the campus. In other words, while university students spend most of their time at school and in class, they seldom have the chance to go out and make friends with people in the society. By volunteering to work in the city, as a result, students will get to know people who share the same interest with them and have the passion to make their community a better place. For example, last summer I volunteered in my hometown's largest bookstore. During my three weeks working there, I made friends with students of different ages and different backgrounds. Many of them studied in another city, but they all came back to their hometown during summer and wished to make some contribution to the community. I also met people who had already entered the workplace but still actively participating in voluntary work. I was impressed by the passion and vitality I saw on all these people. Some of them even turned out to be one of my best friends.
Furthermore, being a volunteer helps students learn valuable skills that are not taught in the classroom. To be more specific, doing voluntary work requires one to be socially responsible, patient to others, and willing to make contact with strangers. Thus, during the time when students are volunteering, they gradually gain these important skills that will definitely benefit their self-development. For instance, a friend of my mother's is now a leader of a non-profit organization. When I met her last month, she gave me the impression of a very outgoing, warmhearted, and optimistic person. However, she told me that before she participated in voluntary work during her school days, she was extremely shy and introverted. Being a volunteer not only helped her understand her social responsibility but also made her into a helpful, extroverted person because of the constant interaction with other volunteers and people in need. As a result, after seeing the beauty of voluntary work, she founded her own non-profit organization, aiming to help homeless kids in the city.
In conclusion, I believe that working as a volunteer in the students' hometowns or the cities where the universities are located benefits students a lot, because they can make friends with people outside of the campus and learn valuable skills that are not in the textbooks.
