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No, I would not consider studying abroad. First and foremost, studying abroad comes at an extremely high cost. Studying in foreign countries costs a higher tuition fee compared with local schools as I am no longer able to receive certain government subsidies for local students. Let alone the costly rent and living expenses. For me, I come from a working class family. For this reason, I would consider studying locally instead to reduce my family's financial burden. Furthermore, I believe that there are also many well-known universities in my region. With excellent teaching quality and a supportive learning environment, I can explore possibilities and interests without traveling abroad. Besides, I may be more competitive when searching for related jobs locally.

Look around the world, love is the topic that people talk about most. Love not only can encourage people to achieve their goals,but also can hurt people badly. Stories about love always inspire people to pursue their own happiness. So, there are many festivals created to celebrate love. February 14th is well known to celebrate love around the world, but lunar July 7th is the special day for Chinese people to review the greatest love story that happened in the whole of Chinese history. Once upon a time, a beautiful fairy called Qixiannv who lived in heaven came down to the world to play without permission. She met a handsome man called Niulang who fed his cattle by a river every day. Then they fell in love with each other. The girl stayed in the world and didn't want to go back to heaven again. She just wanted to spend the rest of her life with Niulang. Her mother, the queen in heaven got angry with her and punished her by creating a river in the sky to stop her going back to the world. Then the queen was moved by their love, and made a bridge with a lot of magpies on lunar July 7th every year. The couples meet each other on the bridges only on that day. It sounds really touching! In fact, on that day, the Lyra and the Aquila can be seen clearly in the sky. The girl represents the brightest star in the Lyra, the man represents the brightest star in the Aquila, and between them is the Galaxy(the river). So, ancient people hoped they could get together on that day which also represented being able to have their own sweet love.

In today's medical environment, it's hard to call a 65-year old person an old man. Most of them are still strong and energetic enough to do everything. In fact, though people of age 65 have retired in my country, they still need to take care of their grandchildren. In that case, they always need to answer all the questions the kids ask them, most of which are related to technology, science and other new things. They have to learn something new about these topics. Their ways of getting new information are limited. Books, newspapers and magazines , these traditional ways have slowly become out of date. A variety of apps provide the bulk of information for people to learn. This information changes every second. Children can learn it without teachers and adults which also forces adults to learn more things besides their work. If we don't, children and adults will seem like two groups who live in two different worlds. How will the world work in the future? The people who spend time with children most are people above 65. So, what's your choice if you are a person above 65?

When I'm feeling stressed, I listen to music to relax.

The book I am currently reading is 'The Alchemist'. About to finish it. Some of my favourite quotes from the book are: “Remember that wherever your heart is, there you will find your treasure.” “When we love, we always strive to become better than we are.” “When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.” (I resonate with this so much) “People are afraid to pursue their most important dreams because they feel they don't deserve them, or that they'll be unable to achieve them. Our hearts become fearful just thinking of loved ones who go away forever, of moments that could have been good but weren't, or of treasures that might have been found but were forever hidden in the sands.” Reading this book feels like a journey.

To what extent do you agree? In today's consumeristic society, people never miss seeing advertisements. I generally agree with the opinion that advertising has a significant influence on people because ads create trends and define value systems. Advertising makes people want products and services by presenting ideal images of lifestyle. For example, cosmetics companies use elegant models to show the beauty standard, driving people to be concerned about spotless skin, toned body and rich hair. Similarly, electronic companies nowadays provide home appliances connected to the internet and offer a more convenient life. Corporations publicise their values in a various way, including bill boards, flashy web ads and using influencers on social media. There is nobody who is not exposed to companies' marketing strategies, and people's perspectives are more or less influenced. Another important point to note is the imbalance of information. People are spoiled for choice to the extent where people cannot distinguish the difference. Advertisements claim their product is the best, and people tend to trust products by the frequency of ads instead of its quality. On the other hand, people's consumption pattern is subject to other influences. Word of mouth still does affect people's behaviour. People line up for restaurants where others go. Schoolchildren want toys their friends have. People look up customer reviews at online shops. Other people's behaviour and opinion do affect people's mindset. Another influential factor on customer behaviours is personal values. Vegetarians avoid meat for health or other reasons. Environmental activists might choose local products to do less harm to nature. Old folks might keep driving an old model car. People develop preferences on their own, and are partly insusceptible to advertisements. To summarise, although various personal and social factors can affect people's choice, advertisements play an important role in people's behaviour.