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IShowSpeed’s China Tour: Breaking Stereotypes and Shaping a New Narrative In recent times, American influencer Darren Watkins Jr., widely known as IShowSpeed, embarked on a headline-making tour across several major Chinese cities, including Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, and Shenzhen. “This is China right here!” as he gazed out over the Bund, or his gleeful “I love this country!” shouted in the middle of a bustling Chongqing street, Speed’s tour was as entertaining as it was eye-opening. In one viral moment, he asked a food vendor in broken Mandarin, “Spicy? Very spicy?” before dramatically coughing through a hotpot challenge. His spontaneous, energetic livestreams captured the attention of millions worldwide and offered a refreshing, unscripted look at modern China. His reactions, from awe at Shanghai’s skyline to laughter with locals on the streets of Chengdu, struck a chord with viewers who had previously only seen China through the narrow lens of mainstream media.His visit offered a stark contrast to many of the long-standing misconceptions in the West. Rather than a gray, censored, or monolithic society, Speed’s tour highlighted a colorful, diverse, and modern China, where ancient history meets cutting-edge innovation, and where the warmth of its people left just as much of an impression as the skylines. The viral moments; Speed dancing with local kids, struggling through spicy hotpot, or joyfully admiring the architecture, helped humanize China for a global audience and opened new conversations around how we perceive life in one of the world’s most misunderstood countries.Foreigners and global citizens are (slowly) returning, not just for business or travel, but to live, create, and engage with a country that has reemerged stronger and more open. With infrastructure rapidly improving, a booming digital economy, and a lifestyle that balances heritage with innovation, China is once again standing tall as a top destination for international residents.

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📚📚*5 useful IELTS Band B2-level words* along with *two synonyms*📚📚 1. *Significant* *Meaning:* important or large in amount *Synonyms:* - considerable - substantial 📝 *Example:* There has been a *significant* increase in online shopping. --- 2. *Require* *Meaning:* to need something *Synonyms:* - demand - necessitate 📝 *Example:* Most universities *require* students to pass an English exam. --- 3. *Maintain* *Meaning:* to keep something at the same level or condition *Synonyms:* - preserve - sustain 📝 *Example:* It’s important to *maintain* a healthy lifestyle. --- 4. *Decline* *Meaning:* to decrease or go down *Synonyms:* - drop - diminish 📝 *Example:* The number of smokers has *declined* in recent years. --- 5. *Expand* *Meaning:* to become larger or more extensive *Synonyms:* - grow - extend 📝 *Example:* The company plans to *expand* into new markets.

Hi there!! Hope you're doing well. I'm not pretty sure if the verb after the subjects below is singular or plural, or maybe they're interchangeable. Hope I made myself understood.Thanks for your help. 1 Neither of us is/are more intelligent than she is. 2 None of them live/lives around here. 3 Neither John nor Peter works/work in this company

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The company decided to _____ its operations to three new countries next year. A) expand B) expend C) export