Mr. Liu, an A350 captain and A320 A-class flight instructor at the Shanghai Flight Department of China Eastern Airlines, delivered an exciting lecture to the students. With over 13,000 hours of flight experience, he has flown multiple aircraft models, including DA-40, DA-42, King Air, A320 series, and B767, and is currently piloting the technologically advanced A350-900XWB. During the lecture, Captain Liu first introduced the core responsibilities of a pilot, emphasizing that in addition to flying skills, pilots need to maintain a high level of monitoring and control capability during autopilot operations, promptly respond to instructions from air traffic control centers, and ensure flight safety. 

He also mentioned that the standards for becoming a pilot are very strict, requiring excellent vision, physical fitness, and psychological qualities, and only a few people can pass the medical examination tests. Through interaction with the students present, Captain Liu answered various questions about flying and the aviation industry, igniting their interest and enthusiasm for the pilot profession. The lecture not only provided us with an understanding of the multifaceted nature of the pilot profession but also emphasized the importance of lifelong learning. Pilots need to continuously learn and update their knowledge and skills to adapt to the development of aviation technology. Captain Liu's experience and insights have inspired me, making me realize the importance of self-improvement, continuous learning, and facing challenges. Whether in the aviation field or any other industry, sustained effort and learning can lead to personal growth and professional success.

Attending Ms. Li's online lecture on marketing was an enlightening learning experience. As the store manager of Lululemon Shanghai flagship store, she used her extensive experience to show us the true charm of marketing. Ms. Li proposed that marketing is far more than just selling products or services; it is a comprehensive strategic thinking process that considers factors such as product features, target markets, and consumer psychology. She mentioned that innovation and differentiation are key to success in marketing. Not only can they help companies stand out in competition, but they can also more effectively attract consumer attention. Through personal experiences, she shared insights and lessons from the field of marketing, and her stories profoundly demonstrated that while marketing is full of challenges, it is also full of opportunities. This lecture made me realize that marketing is both a science and an art. It requires us to combine theory with practice and through continuous innovation and experimentation, we can carve out a place in the fierce market competition.

Ms. Zhang is an extraordinary teacher with 29 years of experience in education, including three years in special education. She is the Party Branch Secretary of Shanghai Blind Children's School and a Shanghai Special-Grade Teacher. She shared her professional journey, the difficulties and changes she encountered in transitioning from general education to special education, and her educational philosophy of "treating everyone equally, warming with love, respecting differences, and firmly believing in development" deeply touched me. She also shared the current situation of special education in China, the classification of special education, and the differences in teaching different types of special needs children. Each student requires a lot of sincere care and love to help them progress from "living" to "living well" and ultimately "living with value". Unlike general education, special education also involves teaching language (sign language), regularly observing students' psychological conditions, and helping them integrate into society, requiring teachers to have certain abilities and perseverance. Ms. Zhang provided many suggestions for career planning in special education, which further deepened my understanding of this profession.

During Career Exploration Week, our school had the honor of inviting Mr. Yang, a highly accomplished photographer. Mr. Yang is not only the New Media Director at the Shanghai Industrial Transformation Research Institute but also the General Manager of West Shanghai Studio Media. As an experienced professional advertising photographer, he has rich experience in the operation of film, short videos, live streaming, and new media industry parks. In the lecture, Mr. Yang revealed the development trends in the photography industry and shared his experiences in live streaming background production, highlighting his work on live streaming backgrounds for renowned gaming company miHoYo's "Honkai Impact: Star Rail" and "Honkai Impact 3". Mr. Yang also discussed the application of AI technology in the current film and television industry, emphasizing the practicality of AI as a creative tool. However, he also cautioned against the misuse of AI to replicate others' creations, as this lacks artistic value and leads to homogeneity in works. Finally, Mr. Yang reminded us to stay true to our original aspirations, adhere to ethical boundaries, and find our genuine interests in the ever-changing times. His words have ignited my passion for in-depth exploration in the film and television industry.

Mr. Zhou, an authoritative expert in the field of cultural and sports management, brought us an exciting industry exchange. He delved into the core issues of the development of cultural and sports management. Mr. Zhou first reviewed the historical background of culture and sports, emphasizing that it is not only a way of physical exercise but also the inheritance of spirit and culture. He elaborated on the current industry's development trends, including the impact of policies, markets, technology, and international exchanges. Through personal experiences and successful case studies, he showcased the immense potential of cultural and sports projects. In particular, his personal story, from his passion for athletics to becoming an industry expert, was touching and provided real-life inspiration for students. During the interactive session, Mr. Zhou engaged in lively discussions with students on topics such as sports interests and the cultivation of cultural management talents, creating an active atmosphere. Through this lecture, I realized that culture and sports are complementary, with culture providing profound meaning to sports, while sports serve as a medium for cultural dissemination. This lecture broadened my horizons and sparked my interest in the cultural and sports industry. I hope to actively participate in this field in the future.