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    How to comprehend the lyrics of the song APOLOGIZE? Especially these sentences: I'm holding on your rope Got me ten feet off the ground and You tell me that you need me Then you go and cut me down, but wait
    August 4, 2011
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    fooled by a notice There was a notice on the bulletin board in my community yesterday, which said that the tap water would be cut off during the daytime today. It told me that there were some water pipes to be fixed. Therefore, I stored like 7 buckets of water last night in order to wash myself, cook, flush the toilet, etc.. However, everything was fine today! No cutting off.
    August 3, 2011
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    August 3, 2011
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    August 3, 2011
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    Two tigers Two tigers Running fast Running fast One has no ears The other has no tail How strange! How strange! Kids are very sensitive to monsters, beasts, ghost and so on. Their fear is sometimes irrational and cannot be understood by adults. So when the song is created, it is supposed to make the kids able to describe the tigers by themselves, like no ears and no tail. If the kids have the oppotunity to detail what they might fear, psychologists believe that the fear can be weakened.
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    August 3, 2011
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    First, he or she is supposed to be good to you. It is mutual. If you find being with him is happy, whether you know the reason or not. He is the one.
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    August 3, 2011
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    Disney's and traditional Mulan Do you know Hua Mulan, the heroin of a Chinese tale? She was an ordinary maiden who disguised as a man and joined the army in her old father's place. Maybe many of you have watched the Disney's cartoon, Mulan. But the cartoon has some differences when compared with the tale I heard. Considering an individual as the body of value, the American emphasis on one's freedom of thought and action. They treasure the triumph brought by an individual's effort. Such kind of theory makes the stereotype in Disney’s of Hollywood’s films, which means the pursuit of the hero’s own wish and the complex mental process. In this film, Mulan won other’s respect by her perseverance. Making the avalanche to bury the enemy shows her personal wit. At last, she saved the emperor and the country. In this process of making miracles, she recognized herself gradually. The film can be considered as a legend of an ordinary girl’s extraordinary journey of self-discovery. Even Mulan admitted that what she have done may be for herself instead for her father, by hoping finding herself a useful and respectful person someday. The journey of Mulan presents the theme of love and duty, which has moved us deeply. But it violates the Chinese tradition of temperate modesty. The Chinese tale concentrates on filial piety, a phrase which is out of my current English vacabulary. Filial piety means respect owed to one's parents. It is one of the most important traditional virtues in China. Have you learnt more about traditions in China after reading my article? Feel free to contact me. I would love to discuss more with you, especially more about your culture!
    August 2, 2011
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    August 2, 2011
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    In this case, ke3 yi3 (can) is a word, gei3 wo3 (give me) is another word. So, we read as ke2 yi3 gei2 wo3. In wo3 deng3 ni3, wo3 is a phrase, deng3 ni3 is another phrase, so it can be read wo3 deng2 ni3. Hope I am helping.
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    August 2, 2011
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    Why do westerners swear on a bible before they testify in the court?
    August 2, 2011
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