First post

Hello!! Today, I'm starting my diary to improve my writting skills. I'm learning english in an academy in my country, where native speakers teach us how to pronunciate in a better way, but I think that I can't write well enough to pass an official exam. Because of that, I've been looking for a site like italki where I'd be able to write and someone would correct me.
I have the idea of talking about how my day was everyday and I hope I could improve my english as I get to know people around the world.
See you there!

Some new

So many people learn Russian and plan to visit this country, but have very limited knowlege about which cities to visit. There are 1100 cities, amongst that 15 cities with populations of more than 1 million. But very few know that you can find really amazing places in little and unknown cities. One remarkable example is Kungur - a little city in Ural. There you can find the main showplace - Kungur Ice Cave. The length is 5700m; the cave has 70 lakes, 58 grotes, and the average temperature is +5 degrees. If you ever have the chance to visit Kungur Ice Cave don't miss it! It will amaze you, really!!

My opinion about Globalization...

Personally, I believe that globalization is a very important process. First of all, we all live on the same planet and it means that people must be a whole. The best way is through economics-free market capitalism. From my point of view, globalization means a new standard of life, starting with the idea that free market capitalism is the undeniable path to prosperity. But people must meet this standard, and nowadays knowledge is capital. But usually people disgree with globalization. This is the result of their scepticism, ideology or ignorance. They would better long for the past then think realistically of their future. For example, the Republic of Moldova, a small country in Eastern Europe has, the opportunity of adhering to the European Union. But many people still long for the USSR and especially for the period of Brezhnev.