"She don't worry." Is it right? Hi, guys! Recently, I read one book. In the book it says "She don't worry." I know it should be "She doesn't worry." But that book is a formal published book, I don't think it can make this kind of mistake. So i just wonder for native English speaker they don't care too much about difference between "do" and "does", right? Because I also noticed that many people when the speak, they always say " she/he do sth" , not "she/he does sth" Thanks!

Living in Melbourne I have been in Melbourne for almost 2 months. It is a lovely city. People here are very friendly and nice. I met lots of people from different countries. Some of them told me that the weather here was crazy, cold and unstable. But for me, the weather is lovely too. Now in winter, it's not so cold as my country. Even though you never know when it will rain, but I love rainy day too. When I told other people, some people may say "are you crazy?" I think I improved my English a lot, especially in speaking. However, Australian accents are still difficulty for me. I can't understand what they say. Here I also took part in a south American party. It was amazing! I love their open-mind and happy attitude. All of the things I met are fresh for me. I hope I can make more happy memory during my staying.

About these days I am writing an article about my experience in Korea. I have already written 4 parts.I updated this in my social network. It's interesting to see how other people react to my article. Is it welcomed or ignored? But the most important thing is that through writing I can know myself more clearly. It's almost for three years that I have been in Korea. During this time, I met lots of people, came across many interesting things and get to know more different cultures . It deserves to be shared with my friends. I can express my thinking and minds, I can tell them what kinds of advantages which we can learn and what different things happened in other place. I think I will go on writing until I finished all.

Social software Today I am going to talk about social software. With internet and mobile phone becoming common in our life, many people can not do without social software, such as facebook, twitter, instagram...... However, in China, facebook and twitter haven't still entry. I have a question: Is there any other country can't access to these software? I'm curious. In fact, Chinese enjoy themselves with our own app such as wechat, qq, weibo...... There are many kinds of interesting social software. In my opinion, facebook like renren in China, while twitter like weibo. Especially weibo becomes more and more popular, and I know many famous people and stars of foreign countries created their accounts on it and even communicate with Chinese fans. What's more, everyone seems to play wechat, a kind of IM of China. I think it is also welcomed in other countries. In Korea, an app named kakao is very popular. Some Thailand friend recommended line to me. Sometimes it really bother me, for the reason that I must contact different friends through different app. But I like wechat best. It can be used very conveniently and even my grandma plays it. Through it I can not only chat with my friends instantly but also share my feelings or photos with them. In some meaning, it also protects my privacy, because if one of my friends gets no acquainted with others, he can't see my other friends' comments. Can you tell me your thinking about social networks of IM in your country?