We Japanese have the expression "Mikka Bozu." It means "a person of weak will" or "a person who can stick to nothing." I decided to write this blog in English (almost) everyday, but I couldn't write for four days. They might call me "a person of weak will," but it's okay.
I met Dr. Shin-Ichi Fukuoka who is the biologist and write many books about "dynamic equilibrium." According to "Oxford Dictionary of English", dynamic equilibrium is "a state of balance between continuing processes." This explanation is not enough, but I can't explain it well with my current understanding and English skill. I'm sorry.
Anyway, we asked Dr. Fukuoka about English study, especially reading. We're planning to publish the book to promote "reading foreign books in English" and interview him for that book. We asked him about the importance of "English," and he answered "English is "must" for science major students. It was the words that we want! Dr. Fukuoka spoke falteringly, but his words were like music for me.