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Last week, I broke my ankle while I was walking on an icy sidewalk. I had to accept the fact that I could not go anywhere on my broken ankle. I stayed home and tried to read a book. My house was very quiet, suddenly , my imagination began to play tricks on me, I started thinking that my university life in retrospect was the easiest it has ever been.

Right now, I have to work and worry about the rent and things happen in my job. I am a little bit regretful that I did not cherish the time when I was in university. I should have studied a lot more instead of being fooling around in classes. All of a sudden, I heard tapping noise in my house. I wondered where it was coming from. It seemed to be coming from the window. I was thinking what that could be. I turned out the lights. I walked close to the windows and peeked out the window carefully. I was expecting there was a robber tapping on the window. but it turned out no one was there ! It was a tree branch in the breeze and tapping at the window. I turned on the lights and sat back and continue to read the book. After three hours of reading the book, I felt hungry, I was thinking what I can cook. I opened the refrigerator and found out there was no any food left in the fridge. I was depressed and thinking to go buy something. But it was very late and all shop was closed at the time. luckily , I found some instant noddles packs in one of my kitchen drawers. I ate some noddles and started feeling so tired . I do not know why I always feel tired whenever I ate something. I went to sleep at the end.

What Artists Japanese Like

The other day, I went to an exhibition of William Turner. It was really crowded in the museum and l had to wait in a long queue to enter the venue. By the time I was in front of the pictures, I was already got exhausted. Many Japanese who are interested in art, like Turner.

In fact, there is a certain taste and trend upon what artists Japanese like. For example, they like Vermeer, Monet (and other impressionists), J.E. Millais, Munch, Gustav Klimt and etc. As far as I’m concerned, there are at least 3 reasons why Japanese love such artists. First, their pictures are comparatively easy to understand because they don’t represent myths or biblical texts. If we try to appreciate religious paintings, it would be good for us to own some knowledge about stories written in Bible. In contrast, landscape paintings by impressionists doesn’t necessarily demand such background information to beholders. Next, these artists have a canonical work. In the case of Vermeer, it is Girl with a Pearl Earring, and as for Klimt, it is The Kiss. These images are simple, strong and easy to remember, and they can be seen often in media such as newspaper, TV and the Internet. The final reason I think of is that Japanese museum has a large collection of some of the artists I mentioned above. There are many works of art drawn by impressionists in Japan. Therefore, people living in Japan has a plenty of opportunities to enjoy them. I’m sure that these artist are also popular in other countries, but I wonder what artists or masterpieces are especially well-known there.

more tourists visit place conditions are difficult, Sahara desert or Antarctic. benefit disadvantage

Recently a considerable increase in the number of tourists has been recorded, who are interested in exploring remote areas such as the Sahara Desert and the Antarctic. This essay will discuss the newness of such area as a benefit for tourists to avoid visiting similar views or option and then will explain the natural risks of aforementioned places as a main drawback.
An essential objective for most of tourists is to visit new places, while most of attractive areas and countries offer similar excursions such as wonderful beaches, amazing wildlife and so forth. But people do not take long and expensive trips to visit always the same things in different corners of the world and therefore they will start to change their taste and think about visiting new locations with different kind of excursions, which will satisfy them by other type of excitement. For example, the tourist department of African Union, based on statistics of last 3 years has reported more than 48% in quantity of foreign tourists who are visiting deserts of Africa and mainly Sahara desert, has increased.
On the other hand, when visitors travel to remote locations, which are unknown for them, there is always potential risks. As a result, local authorities have noticed so frequently about danger of wild animals or snakes and the most excruciating one, getting lost. For instance, local rescue office of Perth in Australia, has declared that in average, each year about 25% of tourists has been lost and rescue them had been contacted to perform the search and saving operation.
In conclusion, in last years, the taste of tourists has been changed and they look more interested to visit areas with hard conditions. The main advantage of such areas such as Antarctic is their different attractions and beauty, nevertheless, there is always dangers and for such a remote place, above all else, getting lost could be considered the most risky possibility.

July 2nd, 2018 My Dear Diary

July 2nd, 2018 Tuesday Sunny

My Dear Diary

Today I translated a poem written by myself.

But I found it was really difficult to find the most appropriate words, and I don't know how to make it more easier and smoother.

I will be grateful if you can point the errors out to me.

Any suggestions would be appreciate.

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Nothing Left

不剩

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I felt like I was eaten by someone

我感觉我就要被什么东西吃掉了

With every last one of my bones

连骨头都不剩下

I wish I could ask what's does I taste like

真想问问它我是什么味道的

Wanna know if there was a chance or not

不知道还有没有机会

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The first thing I lost was my ears

我最先失去的是我的耳朵

I couldn't hear her voice at once

忽然就听不见它

Of course, and any sounds of chewing

当然也听不见任何咀嚼的声音

Then she swallowed my eyes

随即它又咽下我的眼睛，

Suddenly, it all turned to completely dark

忽然就一片漆黑

I knew I would never see her anymore

我知道我再也看不到它了

Finally I stopped struggling

最后我不再挣扎

Just letting her taste my flesh and blood in silence

不声不响地任它啖着我的骨肉

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She was a kindhearted devourer

它是个心地善良

It was even a little bit melancholy

甚至有些忧郁的吞噬者

She choked, tears silently

它哽咽它默默号泣

She feared the pain

它害怕痛

She said, couldn't be like this for long

它说不愿再这样下去

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