Nowaday, people around the world can get information on the internet whenever they want. So, for most people the differences between different cultures are familiar to them, which is very different from the past time and also help you avoid being embarrassed while traveling abroad. For example, in China, the waiters in restaurants usually don't ask for tips. If you give them tips, it looks very odd. The waiters also think that they are not respected. The table manners might be the most difference between West and East. You can see people talking loudly with others while eating in China. It's very common. on other sides, the differences also exist. For another example, if you hear a truck coming by with music In China, don't think that you are able to buy an ice cream. They are just trash carrying trucks. The music just reminds people to take them trash out. So, when you visit a country next time and see something are very different from your country, don't be angry first.You are also not offended ,it's just cultural differences. They are very interesting.

Definitely suburb. I’d love to stay in empty streets rather than crowded streets.

My cat likes to sleep on my son’s bed 😂and my clothes

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In my country, to be honest, the level of diversity is high in terms of culture, but law in terms of language. I think there are two factors why the society of Japan is strange. First, Japanese people are tend to accept foreign cultures. Traditionally, they have been affected by Chinese culture because Japan is one of the east Asia countries which China brought about a big impact. After the modern era, however, they have accepted European or American culture. This is because they considered that they had to come up these countries in terms of political systems, economic systems, and culture. So people in Japan have many cultural traditions from China, nations in Western Europe, and US. Second, (I don’t have time to write this now. So I will try this tomorrow )

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I just worry when I see new skyscrapers or overly designed huge constructions, comparing to the amount of things that I can conserve and there are so many serious problems to be taken care of in the world. In the above text, should 'comparing' be 'compared' instead?

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Working in a fixed location often comes with problems of long-time commuting or home replacing. In fact, it is not easy for many people to rent an ideal house close to their workplace for there are limited vacancies in their wanted apartments. To avoid long-time commuting, some people consider that we should remove parks and gardens in order to build more needed apartments in the city, while I disagree with it. I believe that the approachable environment is more important than some certain people's convenience. Parks and gardens are built as a fundamental need in a city worldwide. They are not just for leisure purposes, such as entertainment, instead, they benefit us physically and mentally. For example, both of taking a walk in a park and gazing into the garden can make us more healthy and feel relaxed from our work and life. It is obvious that not only our city needs them to improve its image in an environmental and civilized way, but also we human being rely on them in terms of health. In my opinion, employees decide workplace themselves, which means the distance to their house are willingly acceptable at the beginning. Besides, people should have their own judgment on the merits and the demerits when coming to a job chosen. And if they eventually find out that they are suffering from travelling to work, maybe they need to reconsider a new option for jobs. To sum up, the intention of replacing parks and gardens in the city with apartments buildings for commuters is lack of necessary consideration, and therefore I disagree with it. (266 words)

I studied hard to get a good score on tomorrow’s test. I’ll do my best.