A horrible scene Yesterday was the first time I went out after the typhoon called Soudelor moved over the Taiwan. I was going to meet my friend in a restaurant. While I arrived there too early, so I wandering around the garden which near to the restaurant. To my surprise, most of the trees collapsed on the sidewalk, I almost couldn't walk inside the garden. However, the most shocked scene I saw was a dying bird floating on the water, two turtles were eating the bird! As soon as I realized what were those turtles doing, I quickly ran away from there.

What is the difference between "이" and "은"? I am facing some difficulties during studying Korean. I don't know when to use "이" or "은". For example, why we say "생일은 언제예요", but not in "생일이 언제예요"?

One of my English writing exercise Students should or should not Be Punished for Failing to Report Cheating? In my point of view, students should be punished for failing to report cheating. First of all, I define the word "cheating" as a bad behavior, such as looking at other's answer, taking notes while having test and copying other's content. At first, when you witness someone is cheating, you might feel complicated and will struggle at the question "Should I tell the teacher or not?". What's worse, if that person is your friend, probably you will stand in a dilemma between friendship and morality. The most important thing is it takes a huge amount of courage to report cheating. Despite of the fact that it is not anyone's responsibility to report cheating, while I believe if someone have an experience of being punished for failing to report cheating in his or her childhood, it would be regarded as a lesson for them. Although they might lose their friends due to this incident, they would know sometimes doing a right decision is more important than having a friend who cheated . In the future, they even can teach their children about this bravery behavior. Perhaps someone would say we should reward the one who report cheating instead of punish the one who fail to report cheating. Nevertheless, it is no doubt that most of the people will choose not to say it, people tend to prevent themselves from getting into trouble. Furthermore, as soon as someone develop into a habit of concealing the truth, it is hard for them to report cheating once they grow up; they will ignore it without a second thought. This can be a vicious circle, observing other's illegal acts and trying to ignore it, again and again. Fairly speaking, what people learn in their childhood or teenage will last forever. Why we should miss this chance to educate them to be upright?