Everyone does a lot of things every day. Some of them are intentional, and others are not on purpose,but we are definitely effected by all of them. The consequences are both positive and nagative. If the nagative effects are big enough which really influence your life, you will feel sad, and realize that what wrong things you have made. For example, if you drive car after getting drunk, you have broken the law that causes some terrible effects. For the people who work for the government, they are even be fired. So, in order to reduce committing crimes, nafitve examples about crime often post online which give us a lesson and tell us how much we will be punished if we commit the same crime. It really works. Next time, if we have the chance to do some bad things, the pictures of people who did the same things and have been put into jails suddenly come into our mind, then we stop crime and avoid getting some bad effects which can ruin our lives.

I don't have time ....... . . . . . to cook or cooking?

He couldn't ______ the noise and decided to leave the room. a) tolerate b) create c) destroy

I don’t watch a lot of TV or movies, but when I do, I prefer to consume meaningful content. I enjoy watching real-life stories of people going through struggles and achieving what they wanted, like 12th Fail, Homeless to Harvard, etc. I also like it when the lead character is a female. I also love soulful love stories that touch my heart and make me appreciate love and life in a deeper way. Some of my favourites are A walk to remember, Five feet apart, The fault in our stars, Notebook, Good Will Hunting. I also enjoy movies and series based on history, such as Schindler's List, The diary of Anne Frank. These movies were difficult for me to watch, but they capture the human spirit in difficult times. It was unreal how mature and full of hope and dreams Anne Frank was in that scary environment around her. Two of my top favourite Indian historical series are Prithviraj Chauhan and Chandragupt Maurya.

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Hi all! New culture quiz for today, no cheating ;)

朝气蓬勃的老年人，死气沉沉的年轻人 How do you perceive the title? That is a popular topic now on Chinese social media and it literally means “active and energetic old guys & young people are in torpor”. Doesn’t it sound odd? I’ll bring its background information up below. Recently in China, unemployment among 16-24 years old people is becoming severer and severer, even those who hold a superior degree certification have found it hard to find a job. The main reason is that graduates are more than the jobs they expected to find, with the decline in China’s economy. Things are getting terribly competitive, more and more high-educated young people show up in simple-skills-needed work, and that makes them keep questioning their efforts on academics, feeling upset and frustrated. There are just two things in everyday life of loads of them- working and then chilling at home. Comparing the status of young people, lots of senior citizens look happy and enjoyed their lives. A good number of them are retired with a pay, as well as some fairly low-demand lifestyle. They are eager to get into some things they never realized or missed out when they were young, in addition, they are more enthusiastic about their health conditions than that when they were young. Old ones can be seen mostly in morning exercise doing group. Health care products are sold well towards the elderly. So the trend let the topic makes sense and becomes popular on Chinese social media.