What is beauty from your cultural backgrounds?

Would you like to share the understand ing toward beauty from your own cultural backgrounds?

What the sentence" Do u have any problem" actually means? Is it offensive?

help me correct. please（*/∇＼*） The impact of Coronavirus generates in me many reflections about the ecological problem. The American poet, Jane Hirshfield, though doesn't focus on the nature theme as Mary Oliver, has instilled her special feeling with nature in her poetry. Moverover, the zen metaphors in her poetry make her poems all the more interesting and it is worthy of further explorations. In her poetry collection Beauty, there are lines which goes like this," And the bulldozers move from the palace of breaking to the places of building. And the students return to their classes. Tuna swim freely. The sky hoists the flag of the sky. " As you can see from this poem, all it depicts is seemed a prediction of today's situation. Human beings are bulldozers, and students can't get back to school as usual. And it has pointed to us that only we human beings stop being bulldozers of nature, can students get back to school, can tuna swim freely, can the sky return to its azure color.

Is there anyone can help me check it?∠(｀ω´*)敬礼 There a famous Buddhist koan, which goes like this: a thief has ransacked almost everything in a Zen master’s home but left only a pot. And at the very time the thief is about to run out, the master comes back. To the thief’s surprise, the Zen master calls him to stop only to take the left pot away with him.

The last movie I' ve watched is Cold Mountain, which is adapted from Charles Frazier's novel. The story is mainly about the love of Inman, a handsome woodworker who is going to attend the Civil war and Ada, the elegant Southern belle. Although the two haven't know very much about each other, they both have feelings for each other. At the time Inman was going to attend the war, Ada send him a book about nature and a picture of herself, which was the only connection between them. The war was cruel, and Inman had gone through many a dangerous moment, many of his friends hurt and died, only him, with his iron will to return back to Ada, he lived even there were many times that his life was hang by a thread. On the other line, Ada had gone through a tough time as well. As a southern belle, Ada had no idea about how to grow corns and plow the field and there was an ugly bad dignitary keeps assailing her. Life is hard to both of them. But fortunately, they both have this iron will to see each other again, therefore, Inman struggled to run from the barracks and back to Ada, and Ada tries to learn how to plow and raise herself with the help of ruby. Finally, they met with each other again in the cold mountain and had a wonderful day... but what is annoying is that the bad dignitary came with his assistants. In order to save Ada, Inman had a fight with this bad guy and they both died... The scene that moves me most is Inman stumbles to Ada even he got shooted by the dignitary... he dies in his lovers's embrace in the end.

When it comes the thing that impressed me most in my culture, I would say smearing the face of bride and groom's parents in the wedding. People think it is lucky and fun, while I beg to differ. Literally, it is more of a humiliation, because that makes the old parents look like a clown and when you see those younger ones just can't stop making fun of your old parents, it feels bad. Sometimes, considering the age of those parents, these plays are really over the line and should be banished. The other thing that impressed me at the same level is Tian Dengyou. This one is to my own liking. In my childhood, there is a specific day... a day I forgot what day it is. But in that day, we children will carry a lantern made from white radish to ask for oils from our neighbours. It 's a little similar to the plays in Halloween. Whereas, we ask no candy but just some oils for our little lantern.Those radish lanterns in the dark are really beautiful. You can hang out with your best friends in the night with those shining lanterns, chatting and laughing... While, unfortunely, the one I love most has already gone with the wind, (because we do not need lanterns any more) but the one I hate most still here(cause man have to get married)... It 's really confusing ...

Diary i was always worried that i m not good at talking,for in my past opinion if you do not have a good command of talking skill,you will be like a fish out of water after going into society.But today,after having a short conversation with my beloved teacher,things completely changed.I began to worry the opposite thing,talking too much.Yes,i ve talked too much, but few of my words conveyed something,most of them are nonsence. While,my teacher just told me a few words,but i was largely enlightened.I said i feel so grief when i read Jude the Obscure,i even don t want to finish it for it is so sad.But my teacher said,mysery is the essence of life,if you read more and experienced a lot,you d be awake that all the joys and laughters are just the appearence of life, and sorrow and mysery are what life truly are.