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DNA 是生物学的基础，携带所有生物的遗传指令。
脱氧核糖核酸是一种生物大分子，可组成遗传指令，引导生物发育与生命机能运作。
主要功能是信息储存，可比喻为“蓝图”或“配方”。
其中包含的指令，是建构细胞内其他的化合物，如蛋白质与核糖核酸所需。
带有蛋白质编码的DNA片段称为基因。
其他的DNA序列，有些直接以本身构造发挥作用，有些则参与调控遗传信息的表现。
DNA 是生物学的基础，携带所有生物的遗传指令。
脱氧核糖核酸是一种生物大分子，可组成遗传指令，引导生物发育与生命机能运作。
主要功能是信息储存，可比喻为“蓝图”或“配方”。
其中包含的指令，是建构细胞内其他的化合物，如蛋白质与核糖核酸所需。
带有蛋白质编码的DNA片段称为基因。
其他的DNA序列，有些直接以本身构造发挥作用，有些则参与调控遗传信息的表现。
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2023年5月5日 庆祝 Corky Lee
图一 今天的涂鸦庆祝 为庆祝亚太裔美国人传统月，今天的涂鸦纪念美籍华裔摄影师、记者和活动家 Corky Lee，他因记录亚太裔美国人在美国的经历而广为人知
图二：年轻的 Corky Lee（约 1971/1972 年）在盐湖城，这很可能是他第一次前往 Promontory Point 进行球探之旅。
图三：1973 年婚礼当天，Corky 抱着 Marge（他结婚 30 年的妻子）走上他们第一间公寓的楼梯。
为纪念美国亚太裔美国人传统月，今天的涂鸦庆祝美国华裔摄影师、记者和活动家 Corky Lee 的生活和工作，他的照片记录了经常被主流媒体忽视的亚太裔美国人社区的多样性和细微差别。1988 年的今天，5 月 5 日被宣布为“Corky Lee Day”，以表彰他毕生对纽约市社区做出的贡献。
李于 1947 年 9 月 5 日出生于纽约市皇后区，父母是中国移民。当他还是个小男孩的时候，他在社会研究课上了解到横贯大陆的铁路。在上课时，他看到了一张庆祝铁路完工的照片——但注意到没有代表帮助修建铁路的数千名中国劳工。李后来分享说，这一事件激发了他一生的工作。他继续自学摄影，并进入皇后学院学习历史。
在他的整个职业生涯中，李参加了抗议、集会和示威活动，在这些活动中，他捕捉到了描绘亚太裔美国人社区的斗争和成就的重要时刻。值得注意的是，在 1975 年，他拍下了年轻的美籍华人彼得·尤 (Peter Yew) 被警察拖走时的照片。Yew 在目睹一名 15 岁男孩因涉嫌交通违规而被警察殴打后进行了干预。在被控拒捕和袭警之前，Yew 还当场和在车站遭到毒打。照片拍摄一周后，数千名唐人街居民聚集在一起，抗议警察在他们社区猖獗的暴行。
在他的一生中，李的照片出现在无数出版物中，如时代杂志、纽约时报、纽约邮报等。他的作品还获得了许多奖项，他的生活被电影《不在菜单上：Corky Lee 的生活和工作》 (2013) 和《摄影正义：Corky Lee 的故事》 (2022) 等电影所报道。
在晚年，Lee 经常访问犹他州的 Promontory Summit，以重现横贯大陆铁路完工时拍摄的照片。他邀请了几位在 1869 年没有被拍到的华工后裔，试图表明亚裔美国人的历史就是美国的历史。
感谢您致力于保存这么多人的故事，Corky。你的也没有被遗忘。
特别感谢 Corky 的兄弟 John "Johann" Lee 和 E. Samantha Cheng 在这个涂鸦上的合作。下面他们分享了他们对 Corky 遗产的看法。
“在我们的整个童年时期，我们的父母都在阐述做正确事情的重要性。仅仅因为这是正确的事情，并带有一种含蓄的行动号召。也许他们给 Corky 取了他的中文名字（Lee Young Kuo）是有先见之明的). 粗略地翻译成“赞美”、“振兴国家”，他做到了。通过他的镜头，他赋予了亚裔美国人他们的历史、自豪感和尊严，并提醒所有美国人亚裔对国家的贡献美国马赛克。Corky 不仅提高了他的相机拍摄对象的意识，也提高了整个国家的意识。”
- 约翰“约翰”李
“虽然 Corky 不在了，但他一生的工作和热情在他的照片中得以延续。通过他致力于提高所有亚洲人的知名度以及他们对美国的贡献，他的照片已成为打击种族主义和偏见的工具，并证明我们都是美国人”
-E。Heritage Series LLC 和 APA Legacy 创始人兼执行制片人 Samantha Cheng
In honor of US Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, today's Doodle celebrates the life and work of Corky Lee, Chinese American photographer, journalist, and activist whose photos recorded the diversity and nuances of the Asian Pacific American community often overlooked by mainstream media. On this day in 1988, May 5th was proclaimed to be “Corky Lee Day” in honor of his lifelong contributions to New York City’s communities.
Lee was born in Queens, New York City to Chinese immigrant parents on September 5th, 1947. When he was in school as a young boy, he learned about the transcontinental railroad in social studies class. During the lesson, he saw a photo that celebrated the completion of the railroad—but noticed a lack of representation for the thousands of Chinese laborers who helped build it. Lee later shared that this event inspired his life’s work. He went on to teach himself photography and attended Queens College to study history.
Throughout his career, Lee attended protests, rallies, and demonstrations where he captured powerful moments that depicted the struggles and achievements of the Asian Pacific American community. Notably, in 1975, he snapped a photo of young Chinese American Peter Yew as he was dragged away by police. Yew had intervened upon witnessing a 15-year old boy being beaten by police for an alleged traffic violation. Yew was also severely beaten on the spot and at the station before being charged with resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. A week after the photo was taken, thousands of Chinatown residents gathered to protest the rampant police brutality in their neighborhoods.
Across his life, Lee’s photos were included in countless publications like Time Magazine, The New York Times, New York Post, and more. He also won many awards for his works, and his life has been covered in movies like Not on the Menu: Corky Lee’s Life and Work (2013) and Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story (2022).
Later in life, Lee often visited Promontory Summit in Utah to recreate the photo that had been taken when the transcontinental railroad was completed. He invited several descendants of the Chinese laborers who were not pictured back in 1869 in an effort to show that Asian American history is American history.
Thank you for your dedication to preserving the stories of so many, Corky. Yours, too, is not forgotten.
Special thanks to Corky’s brother, John "Johann" Lee, and E. Samantha Cheng for their collaboration on this Doodle. Below they share their thoughts on Corky’s legacy.
"Throughout our childhood, our parents expounded upon the importance of doing the right thing. Simply because it was the right thing to do and carried with it an implicit call to action. Perhaps they were prescient in giving Corky his Chinese name (Lee Young Kuo). Loosely translated it means, “to praise”, “uplift the nation”, and so he did. Through his lens, he gave Americans of Asian descent their history, pride, and dignity and reminded all Americans of Asian contributions to the national American mosaic. Corky raised the consciousness not only of his camera's subjects but that of the nation as well."
- John "Johann" Lee
"Although Corky is gone, his life's work and passion live on in his photographs. Through his commitment to raising the visibility of all Asians and their contributions to America, his images have become tools to combat racism and bias and proof that we are all Americans."
-E. Samantha Cheng, Founder and Executive Producer, Heritage Series LLC and APA Legacy
图一 今天的涂鸦庆祝 为庆祝亚太裔美国人传统月，今天的涂鸦纪念美籍华裔摄影师、记者和活动家 Corky Lee，他因记录亚太裔美国人在美国的经历而广为人知
图二：年轻的 Corky Lee（约 1971/1972 年）在盐湖城，这很可能是他第一次前往 Promontory Point 进行球探之旅。
图三：1973 年婚礼当天，Corky 抱着 Marge（他结婚 30 年的妻子）走上他们第一间公寓的楼梯。
为纪念美国亚太裔美国人传统月，今天的涂鸦庆祝美国华裔摄影师、记者和活动家 Corky Lee 的生活和工作，他的照片记录了经常被主流媒体忽视的亚太裔美国人社区的多样性和细微差别。1988 年的今天，5 月 5 日被宣布为“Corky Lee Day”，以表彰他毕生对纽约市社区做出的贡献。
李于 1947 年 9 月 5 日出生于纽约市皇后区，父母是中国移民。当他还是个小男孩的时候，他在社会研究课上了解到横贯大陆的铁路。在上课时，他看到了一张庆祝铁路完工的照片——但注意到没有代表帮助修建铁路的数千名中国劳工。李后来分享说，这一事件激发了他一生的工作。他继续自学摄影，并进入皇后学院学习历史。
在他的整个职业生涯中，李参加了抗议、集会和示威活动，在这些活动中，他捕捉到了描绘亚太裔美国人社区的斗争和成就的重要时刻。值得注意的是，在 1975 年，他拍下了年轻的美籍华人彼得·尤 (Peter Yew) 被警察拖走时的照片。Yew 在目睹一名 15 岁男孩因涉嫌交通违规而被警察殴打后进行了干预。在被控拒捕和袭警之前，Yew 还当场和在车站遭到毒打。照片拍摄一周后，数千名唐人街居民聚集在一起，抗议警察在他们社区猖獗的暴行。
在他的一生中，李的照片出现在无数出版物中，如时代杂志、纽约时报、纽约邮报等。他的作品还获得了许多奖项，他的生活被电影《不在菜单上：Corky Lee 的生活和工作》 (2013) 和《摄影正义：Corky Lee 的故事》 (2022) 等电影所报道。
在晚年，Lee 经常访问犹他州的 Promontory Summit，以重现横贯大陆铁路完工时拍摄的照片。他邀请了几位在 1869 年没有被拍到的华工后裔，试图表明亚裔美国人的历史就是美国的历史。
感谢您致力于保存这么多人的故事，Corky。你的也没有被遗忘。
特别感谢 Corky 的兄弟 John "Johann" Lee 和 E. Samantha Cheng 在这个涂鸦上的合作。下面他们分享了他们对 Corky 遗产的看法。
“在我们的整个童年时期，我们的父母都在阐述做正确事情的重要性。仅仅因为这是正确的事情，并带有一种含蓄的行动号召。也许他们给 Corky 取了他的中文名字（Lee Young Kuo）是有先见之明的). 粗略地翻译成“赞美”、“振兴国家”，他做到了。通过他的镜头，他赋予了亚裔美国人他们的历史、自豪感和尊严，并提醒所有美国人亚裔对国家的贡献美国马赛克。Corky 不仅提高了他的相机拍摄对象的意识，也提高了整个国家的意识。”
- 约翰“约翰”李
“虽然 Corky 不在了，但他一生的工作和热情在他的照片中得以延续。通过他致力于提高所有亚洲人的知名度以及他们对美国的贡献，他的照片已成为打击种族主义和偏见的工具，并证明我们都是美国人”
-E。Heritage Series LLC 和 APA Legacy 创始人兼执行制片人 Samantha Cheng
In honor of US Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, today's Doodle celebrates the life and work of Corky Lee, Chinese American photographer, journalist, and activist whose photos recorded the diversity and nuances of the Asian Pacific American community often overlooked by mainstream media. On this day in 1988, May 5th was proclaimed to be “Corky Lee Day” in honor of his lifelong contributions to New York City’s communities.
Lee was born in Queens, New York City to Chinese immigrant parents on September 5th, 1947. When he was in school as a young boy, he learned about the transcontinental railroad in social studies class. During the lesson, he saw a photo that celebrated the completion of the railroad—but noticed a lack of representation for the thousands of Chinese laborers who helped build it. Lee later shared that this event inspired his life’s work. He went on to teach himself photography and attended Queens College to study history.
Throughout his career, Lee attended protests, rallies, and demonstrations where he captured powerful moments that depicted the struggles and achievements of the Asian Pacific American community. Notably, in 1975, he snapped a photo of young Chinese American Peter Yew as he was dragged away by police. Yew had intervened upon witnessing a 15-year old boy being beaten by police for an alleged traffic violation. Yew was also severely beaten on the spot and at the station before being charged with resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. A week after the photo was taken, thousands of Chinatown residents gathered to protest the rampant police brutality in their neighborhoods.
Across his life, Lee’s photos were included in countless publications like Time Magazine, The New York Times, New York Post, and more. He also won many awards for his works, and his life has been covered in movies like Not on the Menu: Corky Lee’s Life and Work (2013) and Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story (2022).
Later in life, Lee often visited Promontory Summit in Utah to recreate the photo that had been taken when the transcontinental railroad was completed. He invited several descendants of the Chinese laborers who were not pictured back in 1869 in an effort to show that Asian American history is American history.
Thank you for your dedication to preserving the stories of so many, Corky. Yours, too, is not forgotten.
Special thanks to Corky’s brother, John "Johann" Lee, and E. Samantha Cheng for their collaboration on this Doodle. Below they share their thoughts on Corky’s legacy.
"Throughout our childhood, our parents expounded upon the importance of doing the right thing. Simply because it was the right thing to do and carried with it an implicit call to action. Perhaps they were prescient in giving Corky his Chinese name (Lee Young Kuo). Loosely translated it means, “to praise”, “uplift the nation”, and so he did. Through his lens, he gave Americans of Asian descent their history, pride, and dignity and reminded all Americans of Asian contributions to the national American mosaic. Corky raised the consciousness not only of his camera's subjects but that of the nation as well."
- John "Johann" Lee
"Although Corky is gone, his life's work and passion live on in his photographs. Through his commitment to raising the visibility of all Asians and their contributions to America, his images have become tools to combat racism and bias and proof that we are all Americans."
-E. Samantha Cheng, Founder and Executive Producer, Heritage Series LLC and APA Legacy
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今天的涂鸦是为了纪念英国演员艾伦瑞克曼。 凭借深沉而富有磁性的嗓音和无尽的魅力，他以在《哈利波特》和《虎胆龙威》等电影中的神奇表演而闻名。 1987 年的这一天，里克曼在“les liaisons dangereuses”中演出，这部百老汇戏剧对他的职业生涯起着重要作用。
艾伦·里克曼 (Alan Rickman) 于 1946 年 2 月 21 日出生于英国伦敦西部。 作为一名天生的画家，里克曼在老师和家人的鼓励下对不同的艺术形式产生了兴趣。 他特别喜欢表演。 主演学校戏剧后，他获得了奖学金，可以在伦敦的拉蒂默高中继续追求这一兴趣。
中学毕业后，里克曼在切尔西艺术与设计学院和皇家艺术学院学习平面设计。 毕业后，他一边参加业余团体宫廷剧社，一边和大学好友一起创办了一家设计公司。 26 岁时，里克曼离开了他的公司，并决定认真从事表演，并在世界上最负盛名的表演学校之一的拉达获得了一席之地。
几年后，他加入了皇家莎士比亚剧团，在那里风雨飘摇，爱的徒劳。 1985 年，他在戏剧 les liaisons dangereuses（危险的联络人）中饰演反英雄 le vicomte de valmont，一举成名。 在获得托尼奖提名后，他开始收到出演电影的邀请。
1988年，里克曼在电影《虎胆龙威》中饰演犯罪头目汉斯格鲁伯。 这个角色现在被认为是电影史上最具标志性的反派之一。 这部电影的成功让里克曼在《罗宾汉：盗贼王子》等电影中扮演了类似的反派角色。 他的职业生涯轨迹贯穿整个 1990 年代，出演了《理智与情感》(1995) 和《拉斯普京：命运的黑暗仆从》(1996)，后者获得了艾美奖和金球奖。
2001 年，里克曼出演了哈利波特与魔法石中抢镜的西弗勒斯斯内普。 他令人生畏、恐怖和迷人的表演使他在接下来的七部哈利波特电影中出演，成为国际轰动。
在他的职业生涯中，里克曼获得了无数表演提名和奖项，甚至导演了三部戏剧和两部电影。 他因银幕上的标志性角色、慈善事业以及银幕外善良敏感的性格而被人们铭记。
生日快乐，艾伦瑞克曼！
Today’s Doodle celebrates English actor Alan Rickman. With a deep, magnetic voice and endless charm, he’s known for his magical performances in films like Harry Potter and Die Hard. On this day in 1987, Rickman performed in 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses', a Broadway play that was instrumental in launching his career.
Alan Rickman was born on February 21, 1946 in West London, England. A natural painter, Rickman became interested in different art forms after being encouraged by his teachers and family. He was especially taken with acting. After starring in school plays, he earned a scholarship to continue pursuing this interest at Latymer Upper School in London.
After secondary school, Rickman studied graphic design at Chelsea College of Art and Design and the Royal College of Art. After graduating, he started a design company with close college friends while participating in the amateur Group Court Drama Club. At age 26, Rickman left his company and decided to seriously pursue acting, earning a spot at RADA, one of the most prestigious acting schools in the world.
A few years later, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company, where he appeared in The Tempest and Love’s Labour’s Lost. He struck gold in 1985 when he starred as anti-hero Le Vicomte de Valmont in the play Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons). After earning a Tony nomination for his performance, he began receiving offers to act in films.
In 1988, Rickman starred as criminal mastermind Hans Gruber in the film Die Hard. The character is now considered one of the most iconic villains in cinematic history. The film’s success led to Rickman playing similar antagonist roles in films like Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. His career trajectory continued throughout the 1990s with roles in Sense and Sensibility (1995) and Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny (1996), the latter of which he received an Emmy and Golden Globe Award for.
In 2001, Rickman starred in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone as the scene-stealing Severus Snape. His intimidating, scary, and captivating performance saw him star in the following seven Harry Potter films, becoming an international sensation.
Over the course of his career, Rickman received numerous acting nominations and awards and even directed three plays and two films. He’s remembered for his iconic roles on-screen, his philanthropy, and his kind and sensitive nature off-screen.
Happy Birthday, Alan Rickman!
艾伦·里克曼 (Alan Rickman) 于 1946 年 2 月 21 日出生于英国伦敦西部。 作为一名天生的画家，里克曼在老师和家人的鼓励下对不同的艺术形式产生了兴趣。 他特别喜欢表演。 主演学校戏剧后，他获得了奖学金，可以在伦敦的拉蒂默高中继续追求这一兴趣。
中学毕业后，里克曼在切尔西艺术与设计学院和皇家艺术学院学习平面设计。 毕业后，他一边参加业余团体宫廷剧社，一边和大学好友一起创办了一家设计公司。 26 岁时，里克曼离开了他的公司，并决定认真从事表演，并在世界上最负盛名的表演学校之一的拉达获得了一席之地。
几年后，他加入了皇家莎士比亚剧团，在那里风雨飘摇，爱的徒劳。 1985 年，他在戏剧 les liaisons dangereuses（危险的联络人）中饰演反英雄 le vicomte de valmont，一举成名。 在获得托尼奖提名后，他开始收到出演电影的邀请。
1988年，里克曼在电影《虎胆龙威》中饰演犯罪头目汉斯格鲁伯。 这个角色现在被认为是电影史上最具标志性的反派之一。 这部电影的成功让里克曼在《罗宾汉：盗贼王子》等电影中扮演了类似的反派角色。 他的职业生涯轨迹贯穿整个 1990 年代，出演了《理智与情感》(1995) 和《拉斯普京：命运的黑暗仆从》(1996)，后者获得了艾美奖和金球奖。
2001 年，里克曼出演了哈利波特与魔法石中抢镜的西弗勒斯斯内普。 他令人生畏、恐怖和迷人的表演使他在接下来的七部哈利波特电影中出演，成为国际轰动。
在他的职业生涯中，里克曼获得了无数表演提名和奖项，甚至导演了三部戏剧和两部电影。 他因银幕上的标志性角色、慈善事业以及银幕外善良敏感的性格而被人们铭记。
生日快乐，艾伦瑞克曼！
Today’s Doodle celebrates English actor Alan Rickman. With a deep, magnetic voice and endless charm, he’s known for his magical performances in films like Harry Potter and Die Hard. On this day in 1987, Rickman performed in 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses', a Broadway play that was instrumental in launching his career.
Alan Rickman was born on February 21, 1946 in West London, England. A natural painter, Rickman became interested in different art forms after being encouraged by his teachers and family. He was especially taken with acting. After starring in school plays, he earned a scholarship to continue pursuing this interest at Latymer Upper School in London.
After secondary school, Rickman studied graphic design at Chelsea College of Art and Design and the Royal College of Art. After graduating, he started a design company with close college friends while participating in the amateur Group Court Drama Club. At age 26, Rickman left his company and decided to seriously pursue acting, earning a spot at RADA, one of the most prestigious acting schools in the world.
A few years later, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company, where he appeared in The Tempest and Love’s Labour’s Lost. He struck gold in 1985 when he starred as anti-hero Le Vicomte de Valmont in the play Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons). After earning a Tony nomination for his performance, he began receiving offers to act in films.
In 1988, Rickman starred as criminal mastermind Hans Gruber in the film Die Hard. The character is now considered one of the most iconic villains in cinematic history. The film’s success led to Rickman playing similar antagonist roles in films like Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. His career trajectory continued throughout the 1990s with roles in Sense and Sensibility (1995) and Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny (1996), the latter of which he received an Emmy and Golden Globe Award for.
In 2001, Rickman starred in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone as the scene-stealing Severus Snape. His intimidating, scary, and captivating performance saw him star in the following seven Harry Potter films, becoming an international sensation.
Over the course of his career, Rickman received numerous acting nominations and awards and even directed three plays and two films. He’s remembered for his iconic roles on-screen, his philanthropy, and his kind and sensitive nature off-screen.
Happy Birthday, Alan Rickman!
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2023年4月27日
今天的涂鸦是庆祝国王节，这是一个纪念荷兰丰富文化遗产的荷兰节日。
咖啡馆在前一天晚上通宵营业，因为人群聚集在街上参加Koningsnacht（国王之夜）庆祝活动。
天一亮，荷兰美食的香味就弥漫在空气中，比如特殊的橙色tompouce糕点（就像今天的涂鸦艺术作品中的那些！）。
国王节听起来像是一场盛大的荷兰派对。但这个假期最终是为了纪念欢乐和社区。朋友和家人全天 参加街头派对、聆听现场音乐并逛逛名为vrijmarkt 的大型跳蚤市场，从而重新建立联系。
尽管庆祝活动在全国各地举行，但最受欢迎的庆祝活动发生在阿姆斯特丹——橙色的小船漂浮在该市著名的水道上，让历史悠久的运河绽放出绚丽的色彩。
荷兰国王节快乐！
今天的涂鸦是庆祝国王节，这是一个纪念荷兰丰富文化遗产的荷兰节日。
咖啡馆在前一天晚上通宵营业，因为人群聚集在街上参加Koningsnacht（国王之夜）庆祝活动。
天一亮，荷兰美食的香味就弥漫在空气中，比如特殊的橙色tompouce糕点（就像今天的涂鸦艺术作品中的那些！）。
国王节听起来像是一场盛大的荷兰派对。但这个假期最终是为了纪念欢乐和社区。朋友和家人全天 参加街头派对、聆听现场音乐并逛逛名为vrijmarkt 的大型跳蚤市场，从而重新建立联系。
尽管庆祝活动在全国各地举行，但最受欢迎的庆祝活动发生在阿姆斯特丹——橙色的小船漂浮在该市著名的水道上，让历史悠久的运河绽放出绚丽的色彩。
荷兰国王节快乐！
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