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交換日記 交換日記 교환일기 Exchange diary
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交換日記是一種情感交流的方式，一群人以交換日記本，並且在日記上寫下自己的日常生活的一些記事和感受，過一段時間後換回自己的日記本進行閱讀批閱，以達到情感交流的目的。在1990年代的日本中小學生之中尤其流行，一般是女孩子間進行，或是男女同學作為情侶的感情基礎。 不少動漫作品中的男女主角以交換日記的方式來聯絡感情，如《最終兵器彼女》及《小紅豆》。 曾国藩就有和人交换日记的习惯。 An exchange diary (交換日記, kōkan nikki) is a notebook shared between friends, who take it in turns to write in their thoughts or other comments. Exchange diaries were especially popular in Japan in the 1990s in elementary and junior high schools, particularly among girls. 교환일기(交換日記)는 친구나 연인 사이에서 서로의 마음을 나누기 위해 돌려 가며 쓰는 일기다. 1990년대 일본에서 시작되었다. 交換日記（こうかんにっき）とは、日記の一種。複数、又は1冊の日記帳を友人間などで共有し、順番に回して日記をつけたり相手へのメッセージを書き込んでいく行為のこと、またはその共有される日記帳自体をいう。
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交換日記（こうかんにっき）とは、日記の一種。複数、又は1冊の日記帳を友人間などで共有し、順番に回して日記をつけたり相手へのメッセージを書き込んでいく行為のこと、またはその共有される日記帳自体をいう。 교환일기(交換日記)는 친구나 연인 사이에서 서로의 마음을 나누기 위해 돌려 가며 쓰는 일기다. 1990년대 일본에서 시작되었다. An exchange diary (交換日記, kōkan nikki) is a notebook shared between friends, who take it in turns to write in their thoughts or other comments. Exchange diaries were especially popular in Japan in the 1990s in elementary and junior high schools, particularly among girls. The diary is made out of a special notebook. In Japan, this notebook would be decorated with small annotated and decorated photographs called “Purikura.” The diary cover and pages, if plain, are often decorated with drawings as well as photographs. The names of the participants or the name of the exchange diary might be written in pen across the front or back covers. More formal exchange diaries would be plain with the names of the participants written on the cover. Entries take the form of a normal diary. There are, however, subtle differences. While an entry might talk about a person's day or activities since the people last met, the entry will be written in a different way. The writers, rather than being totally honest with themselves, will instead be writing what he or she wants the reader to see. The format of an exchange diary can also be good for therapy, because it gives someone a platform to write about her problems and experiences. Sometimes, a lack of honesty can be an issue. However, the same is true in face-to-face therapy settings. As long as the patient remains aware of not being totally honest, progress towards well-being is possible. While the privacy of such medical diaries are often protected by law, other diaries, including school exchange diaries, usually are not. 交換日記是一種情感交流的方式，一群人以交換日記本，並且在日記上寫下自己的日常生活的一些記事和感受，過一段時間後換回自己的日記本進行閱讀批閱，以達到情感交流的目的。在1990年代的日本中小學生之中尤其流行，一般是女孩子間進行，或是男女同學作為情侶的感情基礎。 不少動漫作品中的男女主角以交換日記的方式來聯絡感情，如《最終兵器彼女》及《小紅豆》。 曾国藩就有和人交换日记的习惯。
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