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Freetime

If i had free time, i would play some outdoor sport. For example, I might ride a bicycle , because i believe work-life balance  is very important. When i sport mache (mache is not English)i fell feel relaxed and .And it can help me healthy. Because because i believe it can give me more energy to do my work well.

My daughter’s memory.

These days my daughter of two plays with a wooden puzzle.
The puzzle has ten pieces and each piece has a separate color.
Recently she saw the unfinished puzzle and asked me where the red and green pieces were.
She seems to recognize rememberwhich color each piece was has.
I was surprised at her memory.

Strange Name Of Dish

How what to name a dish is an interesting thing. When you open a menu in Chinese, maybe you don't know what it is. For example, TURN LEFT AND TURN RIGHT（左拐弯右拐弯）,is a dish of chicken wings. You can imagine the shape of chicken wings, then you will understand the name. Another is BUDDHA JUMPING OVER THE WALL, it is a strange name, you would think it is a story about buddha. Actually, the reason is that the dish outside the wall smells so delicious that it makes dilicious, a buddha on the other side of  the wall want to jump over the wall to eat. He can't go throught the gate ,it is a secret thing, so he Decides dicide to jump over the wall to eat it. Being  Chinese, sometimes I am puzzled by the names  too.

You win is what I would say to you in the moment because it is present tense - you win (right now at this moment in time). You won is past tense and means that you won at some time in the past (even if it was only seconds ago). You win can also be slang for “I concede” or “I give up”

One-child Policy

A three-layer structure held aloft by a young couple dressed in business clothes can be seen in the picture, with four older people supported in the middle and a little girl who appears relatively light-hearted standing on the top layer. The meaning behind this picture, I think, is to voice social concerns about the family support pressure coming from the one-child policy.
The stress of providing for a whole family is brought to a new level for today’s young couples although the social welfare system has been growing in sophistication. For one thing, it is the responsibility of the couple solely — with no other brothers or sisters — to provide for the previous generation, while it would have lightened the burden to a large extent if one had siblings. For another thing, the young couple  can have only one child. It means, the only child will always have the best of everything, which invisibly adding to the difficulty of child rearing. Last but not least, with the rapid development of medical treatment, if one-child policy continues, thirteen people excluding the two of them are waiting to be supported by the couple of the next generation.
As far as I am concerned, it’s better to take measures to improve one-child policy to relieve the substantially increased social contradictions.