They drink herbal tea as a way to decrease internal heat. However, we find that in Mandarin Chinese, process nominals and pure event nouns behave similarly in taking arguments and Licensing event structure, So the complex and simple contrast in English does not exist in Chinese. Thus, it is necessary to redefine what is complex And what is simple for Chinese. How much money do you have? Or in other words, how much money does our family currently have? Which one is your true shadow? Or to put it in another way, which Shadow is more like yourself. Well, to say the least, What if that Foreigner accepts her and marries her? Gradually a blurred form at The Water’s Edge was sharpening into a building. It was time to abandon the dream He had cherished too long. Time to realize that no specially tailored Glory was waiting for him. the secret yearning for death.

Attached is a study presentation using Powerpoint. Since this was presented in Beijing, it is a good place to start. It is an earlier study but the concepts are still relevant though the circumstances have changed. I hope this is not too difficult. If so, I can ask another team member to help. Let me know what you think, Thank you again for your offer, Please do you have a deadline?

It was sunny today. After my swim lesson, I learned a new prank – short-sheeting. Without reckoning, I decided to apply it on Mom. While she was out, I folded her blanket in half, tucked one end under her pillow, leaving the other end loose, so she would be more likely to slide in the compartment I folded. Then I covered it with another blanket to make it look normal. Later, Mom fell for it! She screamed when she tried to tuck in. She was stuck! I pretended to be surprised and told her she was growing too fast. Deep down, I knew she was just playing along. It was so obvious; who uses two blankets in summer? I love Mom.

I have been self-studying Pinyin for a while, but I find that it is difficult for me to remember enough words and put them into sentences. Another teacher I spoke to recently suggested to combine Pinyin learning with characters. Would you agree with that? It’s just the idea of learning characters simultaneously with conversational Pinyin seems a bit daunting to me. The short answer is that it makes sense to focus on the spoken language first, thus delaying learning characters. It takes people much longer to be able to read Chinese, even for native speakers, we start to learn characters at grade 1 (5 or 6 years old). Language is for communication, even though we recognize characters, we can’t communicate without listening and speaking skills.

The work environment has become very toxic. During the pandemic, no one would like to enter China, but the previous principal was retired, the school needed to hire a new one. Finally, the school hired one, but her condition is: not only herself, but also her husband, her daughter in law and her son should work at our school together. All in high positions. Such as the head of one or two subjects, assistant head of primary or secondary. Many good teachers left because of they couldn’t see their families during the pandemic. The teachers’ qualify are becoming worse and worse. I recall many years ago, the teachers asked students to give us appreciation cards and gave us red packages during Chinese news year. But after the previous manager left, the custom has also gone. Some teachers even asked my colleague to pick up deliveries for them. My colleague refused, then she was fired.

The team worked ___________ to meet the tight deadline. . . . . . Follow me for more

I don't think learning foreign languages reduces kids’ cultural identity. Because languages can help people know more about themselves and the world. People get the true cultural identity only when they can have a clear and comprehensive understanding of themselves and the environment.

Before talking about this topic, we need to ask the most famous three questions first. Who you are? Where are you from?(here not means your hometown) Where are you going?( not a certain place, but the aim of your life) Each person lives on this planet starts from a cell and born after nine months in mother's body. The process is amazing and holy. Each of us was respected and welcomed after being born. We usually spend the first three years of life playing without any annoying things until we go to kindgarten. We slowly felt sad about many things, especially during puberty. As children, we are eager to determine anything ourselves, but we really rely on our parents' help.We don't like our parents interfering our lives a lot until they don't have ability to help us. Then we grow up. As adults, we try our best to help our children. We smile to face the hostility from our children. No matter, waht they do for us, we love them forever. Day by day, we get old. We peacefully and patiently accept everything happens in ouy daily. We have spent the whole life understanding the three questions about life.