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When I was a child, playing games with my friends was the most important thing I wanted to do wherever and whenever,because I felt excited whinle playing with others. When I was supposed to foncus on studying, I couldn't understand the purpose of sitting on a chair and reading books for a long time. At that moment, I didn't know the rule of the socitey, I just wanted to gout and pleying with friends.Until my parents took me to travel around a lot of places, I was definitely attracted by the wonderful world outside. The famous universities, big companies and excellent people gave me a big shock. Later, I set a goal to be a great person liked what I had seen. If you have a purpose of doing something, everything beomes easily. After many years hard studying, I got close to my goal. I am really thankful for myself who knew the meaning of life at a early age. This reminds me of the great Chinese saying that goes as: time is money, but money can't buy time. We need to let our children to know the purpose of their lifves. Don't waste any time!

I've recently been exploring cultural differences between British and Ukrainian senses of humor. Here's what I’ve found: 🇬🇧 British humor is often: • Dry and deadpan (delivered seriously, even when absurd) • Full of irony, understatement, and wordplay • Self-deprecating—poking fun at one's ow n class, emotions, or failures 🇺🇦 Ukrainian humor is often: • Cynical but warm, full of folk wisdom and quick-witted irony • Shaped by hardship, history, and resilience • Sharp in its observations of everyday life, politics, and cultural quirks In short: British humor hides emotion with wit. Ukrainian humor embraces suffering with a smirk. 🙂 Share your favorite British or Ukrainian jokes—I'd love to discover more! #english #ukrainian #humor

Which one is correct? something in the past If you told me that, I would remember. If you had told me that, I would remember. If you had told me that, I would have remembered.

What is the opposite of 'patient'? Feel free to book a class, I am always happy to see you!

Hey, guys! Let's study a new abbreviation! -I'll text you later. -NP. Feel free to book a class, I am always happy to see you!

He tried to ______ his nervousness before giving the presentation. A) hide B) grow C) draw

Today I watched a movie. The title is "Kaibutsu". It was so sadly story, but I learned importantly things from the movie. I like watching movies very much. What’s your favorite movie?

Bean juice豆汁 It was my first time to try bean justice, I bought one package bean justice and heated it with the kettle. I bored it at the first time, I can saw some toufu on the top of bean justice. I poured it and tried to heat it again in lower temperature. It was better this time(picture 2). It tasted a little sour and unique. I don't like it but I like try some new things. If you visit Beijing, I advise you try bean justice, you can't get it in other cities. 第一次尝试豆汁，我买了一袋豆汁用烧水壶加热。第一次加热至沸腾，看到豆汁上面漂着好多豆腐脑，倒掉用更低的温度重新加热一杯，这次豆汁看起来好一些。豆汁尝起来有点酸，味道很很独特。我不喜欢这个味道，但我喜欢尝试一些新事物。如果你到北京，我建议你试试豆汁，在其它地方可吃不到它。