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    Being responsible for ourselves People in this world have different culture, different background, different life experience, different attitude for life, different thinking mode and so on. It is the right for everyone to SPEAK, no matter it is good ones or not. We don't need to get everyone's praise. While a mistake we made often is a false expectation for others, that is the source of pressure. In fact, all the happiness comes from our responsibility for ourselves. If there is a chair you can sit, cheer up; if you can still hug your parents, cheer up; If you see a great movie, cheer up...You see, too many things deserve us to be happy, cherish those small things you may think, but believe me, there is not so many big things you need to consider except death.Being happy or not, it is really up to you!
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    @royal shiny  Sugar is truly important to us, just as you said, even it is from slow-burning complex carbohydrate, again, we don't need so much, unless you like to move a lot. The worst thing in Asian countries is people eat white rice and noodles everyday, it brings the result of high rate of diabetes.

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    August 7, 2015
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    @MoiraWendy Miller Wow, that is awesome!:D

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    August 7, 2015
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    @Micah Great, keep going on good eating habits, that is a very important step for being young and handsome forever. Hehe

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    August 7, 2015
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    @Gerald Yeah, true, to keep the balance of food is important, but it is not easy for them unless they have strong consciousness. Asian countries have the lowest obesity rates in the world but have the highest diabetes rates in the world. :D

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    August 7, 2015
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    Are you willing to give up eating white carbohydrate for your health?

    An interesting thing is that we eat too much white carbohydrate these days, while a lot of people even have no consciousness about that. For example, Asians eat too much rice, it seems that our ancestors ate like that, while the truth is our ancestors ate Brown rice not White rice that we eat today. The same to white noodles we eat today. Those kind of white carbohydrate will damage our body a lot, if you really learn some useful nutriology knowleage. So are you willing to give up eating white carbohydrate for your health? My answer is yes and I do give up eating white rice and noodles and other white carboydrate snacks for half year now and I feel more comfortable. What about you?

    August 7, 2015
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    Give up eating rice For Asian people, we almost eat rice every day. Many people think our ancestors ate like that, so when I told them giving up eating rice, they are shocked, confused and even said I am crazy. Hahaha, I started to explain to them, just as I write it here. Yes, our ancestors did eat rice, while the rice is different. What they ate is called Brown rice not the White rice that we eat now. Brown rice and White rice are so different, one is rough and full of vitamins, while the other one is polished, smooth without vitamins. If you don't move a lot and eating too much white rice and other white carbohydrate, you will be lack of vitamins and then it will rise your blood sugar, increase blood fat, damage your pancreas and so on. So giving up eating rice, you eat too much, your body dont need it! Looking around our environment, there is white carbohydrate everywhere, white rice, white noodles, white cookies, drinks, sugars... too much for your body! Stop feeding your body those zero nutrient junk food, for your health, for your life!
    August 7, 2015
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    What kind of person do I want to be? What kind of person do I want to be? Since my middle school, I've kept asking myself this question. After many years, It has never been changed. Yes, I want to be an useful, interesting, valuable and caring person. For being an useful person, I need to know very well of the knowledge, skills, information of my major, which I have been keeping doing it and got a quite good result. To be an interesting person, of course, it has different levels, just be optimistic with the life and then you can make fun of them.:P Speaking about this optimistic attitude, it has so much connection with "being an valuable person", because the value guides the attitude, the mode of thinking and behavior. There is so many valuable things people can do in this world, just chose one I like with a caring heart. Living a life consistent with my values without hurting others but supporting someone, that is real me. Now I am gonna ask you this question‘ what kind of person do you want to be?'
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