On August 24th of this year, Japan began releasing over 1 tones of treated radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean, which has triggered backlash at home and abroad. Despite the claim of the international atomic energy agency that the impact on heath and the environment would be negligible, people are still up in arms. The masses’ worry of the wastewater has driven the domestic fisheries and seafood industry into the edge. With little evidence to support that the release is safe environmentally and healthwise, people may not opt for seafood produced by the origin of the wastewater discharge, dealing an immense blow to the entire industry. Moreover, China has accused Japan of treating the ocean as its private sewer. Optimism of the discharge has erupted around every corner of Chinese native social network, with the shared concern of potential long-term health hazard to both human being and marine life living in the Pacific Ocean. In short, people’ s restore of trust in Japan may take a long time. Until more data is evaluated to justify Japan’s discharging, they should defer the discharge immediately.

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I haven't been feeling well sinc yesterday, but I don't know why, I feel like there is something wrong but in reality there isn't It's just a bad feeling

Autumn is just around the corner. However, it is still muggy even in mid-September and I sometimes can't get much sleep at night. I was so hot to death during the day and that made me lose my appetite today. By the way, I saw an article about a lack of mechanics for EV, which stands for electric vehicle, all over the world. We sometimes can see some Tesla's cars, but small type of car is dominant in Japan. Unfortunately, compared to China, EU and US, I don't think EV is spreading across the country in Japan yet. In my opinion, one of the reason is because there is still a little bit of battery charging stations, and another is because EV is so pricey now. On top of that, if the environment with a lack of mechanics for EV continues, a repair cost for EV will rise in the future. Repairing EV with high voltage is so dangerous because mechanics might get electrocuted. I really hope that not only EV makers but also the government address those issue as soon as possible.

The weather was fair today. Instead of cooking, my mom bought back some authentic Cantonese food. The congee she brought back was done to a turn. While many people assume making congee is simple, no, the authentic Cantonese version requires great skill. You need to carefully melt the rice at the precise temperature and duration, and the seasoning must be added before it's simmered. The end result is a creamy, white liquid without the graininess from rice, just like Campbell’s milky soup. Alas, it’s easier said than done, but I enjoy thinking about how it's cooked.

Today, I had bún riêu (Vietnamese crab noodle soup) for breakfast. I hadn't had it for months so it was really delicious.