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Children in boxes Some teachers claim that puppies have too much freedom. There should be more homework for them. WT...Funk? One of my friends' kids, who is in the second grade, struggled in a drawing assignment last week. He did a bad job at first, so my friend and her husband pushed him to redraw. When the boy finished, it was 9 p.m., and it took the whole family about 2 hours. ------ I asked her about that the other day. She told me that he has many off-campus sessions on weekends, including swimming, English, and mathematics. She does not want her child left behind other kids. The best junior high school in xxx(city) only accept 3000 students out of 5000. That's the competition between students, but also parents. Only the social elites can afford those expensive lecturers, most of whom are graduated in tier 1 universities like Tsinghua, MIT, and so on. Wang, the daughter of a celebrity, has only half of a day's free time on Sunday. Apart from that, her schedule is full of all kind of training classes. She is busier than a CEO. To maintain social status, or to come to the fore, those parents push too much to their kids just before they can really control their life (after 18). I was wondering - what's the difference between those arranged kids and ??? in the boxes.
May 23, 2020
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Abe Shinzo ?! 1. There is a guy who posted a video of Abe Shinzo on a Chinese video website. It attracted some teases from Chinese commentators. 2. This person went on to translate all the comments into Japanese and compiled them into a video and reposted it on a Japanese website. 3. Many Japanese commented that they could understand the comments written in Chinese, and ironically some of them even agree with the teases. 😂
May 17, 2020
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Most of us have witnessed and shown kindness... I saw many who stayed at home in this quarantine helped others: teaching dance classes and drawing, telling stories, playing music online to encourage and entertain others. Italians singing together from their balconies and Iranians reading(reciting) the classic poetries; a young man from Nevada fishing to support people in another tribe. Most of us have witnessed and shown kindness in this lean time – running an errand for a disabled or sick neighbor, spraying the positive graffiti on the wall, checking for the struggling people at the checkout, donating to a fundraiser for an acquaintance who has lost the job. But efforts from our individuals are limited when facing the emotional, educational, and other consequences caused by the pandemic, financial collapse, and the great withdrawal.
May 16, 2020
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What could Europe do to help? Italy would face not only a public health disaster but a financial crisis, too. What could Europe do to help? There were evidences indicated that Italy had been abandoned by other EU (European Union) member states. Little had they done to help Italy to get thought the difficulties: chronic unemployment and massive refugees arriving from North Africa and so on. The coronavirus was the latest test, and other states also showed negative responses to Italy’s appeals for help. But what really mattered, for the country’s financial survival, was the stance taken by the ECB. ECB, under the leader of its former president Mario Draghi, became the pivot of the European economy in the course of the last financial crisis. Draghi promised to do whatever it takes to hold the eurozone together, uttered to against the crisis in July 2012, which also has become a mantra of modern economic policy. To treat this financial panic, restoring confidence is the key, and the only crisis fighter with truly unlimited firepower is the ECB, because it in charge of issuing currency.
May 13, 2020
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This content violates our Community Guidelines.May 10, 2020
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If it is necessary, we have to turn the economy off... If it is necessary, we have to turn the economy off, which definitely causes catastrophic consequences. Across the world, many countries are challenged by substantial unemployment. From the street hawker of Delhi to the personal trainers of LA, many people have lost their jobs in the service sector which has been the backbone industry in the modern economy and is tanked now. Never before has the global economy suffered a shock of this scale all at once. Over the last three weeks, over 17 million people in the US alone have lost their jobs. The economy is going into a recession.
May 10, 2020
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This content violates our Community Guidelines.May 10, 2020
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If it is necessary, we have to turn the economy off... If it is necessary, we have to turn the economy off, which definitely causes catastrophic consequences. Across the world, many countries are challenged by substantial unemployment. From the street hawker of Delhi to the personal trainers of LA, many people have lost their jobs in the service sector which has been the backbone industry in the modern economy and is tanked now. Never before has the global economy suffered a shock of this scale all at once. Over the last three weeks, over 17 million people in the US alone have lost their jobs. The economy is going into a recession.
May 10, 2020
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If it is necessary, we have to turn the economy off... If it is necessary, we have to turn the economy off, which definitely causes catastrophic consequences. Across the world, many countries are challenged by substantial unemployment. From the street hawker of Delhi to the personal trainers of LA, many people have lost their jobs in the service sector which has been the backbone industry in the modern economy and is tanked now. Never before has the global economy suffered a shock of this scale all at once. Over the last three weeks, over 17 million people in the US alone have lost their jobs. The economy is going into a recession.
May 10, 2020
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This content violates our Community Guidelines.May 10, 2020
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