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Hong Kong SAR China flagJoseph Yau
Unforgettable experience I once had an Unforgettable experience. IT is actually an accident. One afternoon I was riding a bike with Hei, his brother Er, my sister. We rode in a bicycle playground or something like that. Hei, Er and I went up a hill on a bike and dashed down. It was fun so we cycled back up to the hill and dashed back down. I was so excited and wanted to get more excitement. So I let the brakes go and the bike was out of control. I screamed and my brain blanked. When I started thinking touching the brakes or not and choosing to turned left or not because the end of the downslide was a fence and behind the fence was a bunch of grass. The exit was on the left. But the thing went too fast. Far too fast. My bike hit the fence and I fell out of the bike, over the fence. I wanted to screamed but my throat was stuck by something-I-don't-know. I wanted to hear something but was deaf. I wanted to see the sky or whatever but everything was spinning and then gone white like I was blinded. Time stopped until I figured out it had. I fell on grass. I opened my eyes. I lived. Hei and Er came. And pulled me out of the grass and on the bike. We started again. The whole thing started with a big letter U, which stands for Unforgettable.

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