What means this phrase in mandarin in a flute? I have bought this flute and It cames with this little text in mandarin. I would like to know what it means, because I don't want to play in a instrument that says something I can't understand. I will apreciate very much your help. thanks

Please help me with my abstract. Thanks! This paper analyses the associative organization of the afro-descendant population in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, South Brazil, in 1920 years. The first one was a civic center reserved for men, the other was organized by women, and the third was a sports club. Associations lied by racial criteria were a common event in South and Southeast Brazil at that time. This research seeks to contribute to the debate about race relations in Brazilian society in the First Republic (1889-1930). In the field of Post-abolitions studies, it analyzed how the associations were articulated among themselves and with other social spaces. The study includes the analysis of the strategies that men and women involved in the associations have built to claim for civil rights, citizenship and fight against racial prejudice.

How do I say I would like to ask about a more academic way to say that one thing has grown a lot in a period of time, like in the 1990's that family debts have grown a lot. Thaks

Writing exercise If anyone can correct, thank you: Are she happy with her job ? Are she motivated to advanced in it ? She is happy with her job and she would like to advance her carrer, but sometimes, she is not sure about this. Because today she is working few hours per week. Financially is enought, but she has no ways to save monay, so will be great for her to work longer hours and earn more. But, by the other side, at her free time she is studing and improves another skills in anothers directions. They will not be used to advance in her actual carrer, but they could be useful to a big change in the direction of her life. In fact, she does not know exactelly what she want at this moment.

The use of "brainstorm" I know the term "Brainstorm" in the way of a method used in education that involves some steps, like put an idea to the others, collect words and terms associated to that idea, write them and, using this, introduce a content. But in some texts, I note that the use of "brainstorm" gives a more simple idea, like just to get together in a group and change ideas. It's correct? I can use the word in this simple way?