The weather is fair today. In the morning, my mom took me to the dentist again. Last time, they noticed that my front teeth were slightly tilted forward. They mentioned that if left unattended, it could affect the alignment of my face. I took it as a threat; there's no way my face will grow ugly. But the idea haunted me. I dislike seeing the dentist or having my teeth capped. I've seen others wearing braces, and it seems unpleasant. Why are my teeth so troublesome? What choice do I have?

✨️ ✨️ ✨️ Hi there, The weekend is in sight! I hope your week has gone well so far. Some passive voice practice today!

When I was a child, I was really interested about Chinese characters. each of them looked like a picture and definitely had a story behind of them. In order to find the secrets about Chinese characters, I began to read some history books. As I read more and more history books, I unconsciously loved history. It's very interesting. For example, when I saw the Chinese characters "婪”， I had no idea why our ancestors created it with two trees(木means tree in Chinese) above and a woman(女menaswoman in Chinese) below, and the word "婪”menas greed. Until I occasionally read Bible , I thought that this word might be related to Eve and the two trees planted in Eden. Another word "禁”was also created with two trees above and a notice(示means notice or ban in Chinese)below, and the word "禁” means unallowed or being forbidden. Though this was just my thoughts, I really liked history thoughtout my past life.Nowadays, I not only read Chinese history, but aso like the histiory of the world. By learning history, we can learn a lot from the mistakes made by the ancients and avoid making the same mistakes on oueselves, especially the experieces about manging a country.

Living in big cities was a dream to so many people in the past, however, as living standards have improved, some concerns on health have risen among human beings. It is said that residing in big cities can harm to health mentally and physically, reasons such as air pollution, and anxiety from the fast-pace environment. In my opinion, maintaining health depends on proper life styles, by living in a big city can still benefit our own health. In terms of physical health, firstly, big cities are usually planned with a specific percentage of green space, which means, people are full of opportunities to see trees and flowers which are good for our eyes. Also, there are many free parks open for the purpose of physical exercise. Most importantly, convenient and speedy transportation allows us to easily travel to natural areas outside cities. Regarding the mental health, as far as I am concerned, it relies more on individual efforts, we should try to maintain and control our emotion no matter where we are. Living in a big city, we still can develop a hobby to entertain and fulfill our mental needs. For instance, attending yoga clubs, tasting various delicacies, visiting kinds of themed exhibitions and so on. In conclusion, it is undoubted that people can find out their own healthy life styles even in big cities, because there are many ways that can bring benefits for both of their mental and physical health. Therefore, I disagree with the argument that residing in big cities is bad for people's health. 258 words

English learners: Her performance👩‍🎤 cast a spell on the entire audience.

Brain needs a lot of energy, so energy rich food is good for the brain, like cholesterol. In our area commonly people recommend almond to someone who is not good at study. I don't know if it's correct scientifically, but this is a food that is famous for brain health.

I enjoyed talking with my best friend today. We’re going to go to our favorite concert next month, and we’re looking forward to going the concert.

Actually I like to read self-help books because they give us tips and recommendations to develop ourselves in many ways. Some of self-help books I recommend are “the atomic habits”, “your second life starts when you realise you only have one “, and “rewire your anxious brain”. I find them very helpful, and I learnt a lot from them.

I always think, why do all Japanese say 「髪切る」, even though many Japanese don't cut their hair themselves? (I'm a Japanese.) 「髪切ってもらう」 is almost correct Japanese, but we don't use this sentence.🤔 Similarly, we usually say 「手術する」 even though most Japanese don't perform their surgery themselves! 「手術してもらう」 is almost correct... (omitted below) I always wonder.