Talking about a handsome person (Please help me correct it!)

I would like to talk about one of my university roommates named Zhen.

When I first met him, it was on the first day at my university.

My first impression of him was that he was a handsome boy. He had light(?) skin, thick eyebrows, and big eyes.

He was medium height, but good at running because he had a bubble butt. One of his nicknames was Mr. booty.

I think he is handsome because he not only has good looks, but also a sense of humor, good at his studies, and a good worker.

You know, a capable person is always handsome.

We have always been good friends, and we were still roommates after graduation when we both worked in HZ for a while.

Now when I go to HZ for hanging out, I always call him to have a good time together.

Japanese Travel Diary: Day 2

Japan diary: Day 2

I grumble a lot about my Sony phone (no hate guys), but one thing that's always handy is a 23mp camera and a 4k display, because today I laid my eyes upon some of the most beautiful sights I've seen in 20 years.

Roppongi, Asakusa, Shinjuku, Meguro-kawa, and The Imperial Palace, such was the plan. Since genius me didn't know the Palace Gardens closed at 4, and Meguro-kawa was not, in fact, at Meguro station, I only managed to really get around the remaining three places.

It may have been enough. As the cool, summer breeze coaxed the Sakura petals off their branches and cascaded onto the floor below, the morning sun around Roppongi danced through the cracks and crevasses of the Sakura trees. A sight that up till now, was only possible in movies and post cards. Something that before was too far to touch, became a reality.

The Japanese are famous for their Sakura for a reason, going so far as to center festivities and matsuri's around them. There's something about the crisp, summer sun, blended with the atmosphere of people young and old out for Hanami.  This, combined with the magnificent shade of pink that covered the parks of Tokyo, come together to form this beautiful, unforgettable season that attracts visitors from every corner of the globe.

次：北海道。

Some measures toward traffic problems

Here I will give some other possible measures towards the traffic and pollution problems respectively.
First, let's look at the traffic issue. The major reason for the traffic problem is that there are too many cars and too few roads. Hence, government should pour more money into constructing infrastructure like motorways, bridges, village roads, and so on. The roads also need to be widened, to allow for more cars.
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traffic and pollution problems

The rapidly expanding traffic and pollution problems have taxed citizen's head too much. To solve that, some people view increasing the price of petrol as a best solution. In my opinion, there may be better ways to deal with these problems.
I understand as the price of petrol goes higher, many people would be more likely to choose public transportation. The petrol price can affect other fields at the same time though. For example, it may have an adverse impact to the import and export businesses of some countries, which can cause conflict between countries.

I'm not sure what you mean by "taxed citizen's head too much".  That doesn't make sense as it's written.  I'm not sure if you are implying health problems, or maybe anxiety.